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The Hotspot Energy ACDC12C works like other ultra-high-SEER mini-split heat pumps but is designed to accept solar power directly from standard solar panels. It can operate solely on solar energy when there is ample sunlight. For optimal performance at full capacity, during cloudy days, or nighttime operation, an optional grid-power AC connection is advised.
No, the Hotspot Energy ACDC12C can run solely on solar power during sunny hours. However, an AC power source is suggested for cloudy days or nighttime use. This power source can come from utility power, an inverter, or a sine-wave quality generator.
As a certified SEER 22 system, the Hotspot Energy ACDC12C consumes minimal power, typically around 600 watts in total.
The Hotspot Energy ACDC12C installs just like a regular mini-split air conditioner, with the added step of connecting the solar panels. In the USA, an EPA license is required to handle R410a, so it is recommended to hire a licensed HVAC technician to complete at least the final portion of the installation.
No, the Hotspot Energy ACDC12C does not need batteries. Any deficit in solar power, such as during nighttime, is compensated for by drawing power from the standard AC power supply.
Yes, the Hotspot Energy ACDC12C has undergone extensive testing and is listed by ETL/UL 60335.
SHF refers to the ratio of sensible heat removal to latent heat removal (dehumidification) in cooling mode. For the Hotspot Energy ACDC12C, the average data in cooling mode is: Sensible heat (W) 2524.2 and Latent heat (W) 705.4. In heating mode, the SHF is always 100% sensible.
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