It is a mini Split type air conditioner with a manufacturing history of more than 10 years in the American market, designed and assembled under rigorous standards, this air conditioner for the year 2025 will be coming out with its 5th generation, capable of operating 24 hours a day thanks to its auxiliary connection to the commercial electrical grid, where during daylight hours it is capable of supplying itself directly, without the need for an inverter, from the direct power of the solar panels, when night falls automatically and without intervention from the end user, it can continue working by using its auxiliary connection, said socket is powered by alternating current energy at 230v, when daylight comes again, its intelligent system will make an assessment of the power in the panels and will again change to solar energy, considerably reducing costs in electricity billing and thanks to its high energy efficiency.

The ACDC is installed like a normal air conditioning mini split, it connects to the solar panels using standard MC4 connectors from the photovoltaic industry. You can use 3 or more solar panels (we recommend 72 cell panels) of 400 W to 430 W each and wired in series. You can order the panels, when buying from us, a specialized air conditioning and refrigeration technician is required to properly make the connection between the condenser and the evaporator, since a series of pipes are required where the R410 type refrigerant circulates, which is friendly to the environment.

The ACDC is assembled in the United States, under the highest quality standards, and also has a special coat of paint that allows it to be protected in saline and humid environments, near coastal areas, beaches and tropical climates. The patented “SEA SPRAY” construction technique guarantees a long lifespan and many hours of continuous use.

We have a permanent stock of spare parts for both mechanical and electronic parts. We also offer on-site installation service through our specialized technical staff. All our warranties are attended to locally in our workshop in Guanacaste, Costa Rica.