Solar-powered heat-pump mini splits
FREE HEATING
AND COOLING
Solar-powered heating and cooling for your space.
A heat-pump mini split provides cool air in warm weather and warmth in cooler weather.
Six buildings, six buildouts
Choose a building, then switch between the outside and the inside. Pins mark the solar array, the outdoor condenser, and the wall-mounted indoor head as they appear in that scene. Placement is conceptual. A real job is sized to the building, shade, insulation, and how the space is used. In a house, indoor heads are shown serving rooms or zones. A load calculation, not this picture, decides how many zones a house needs.
How solar-powered comfort works
Enjoy heating and cooling powered by the sun. Solar-powered operation depends on available sunlight and your system’s design, including any battery storage or backup power. Equipment, installation, maintenance, and replacement are separate costs. Performance and utility savings vary.
Collect daylight
Solar panels on a roof, or on a ground rack when that is the better site, turn daylight into electricity.
Deliver power
That power is routed to the mini split. If the design includes storage or another backup source, energy can be held for later. Storage is not assumed in every installation.
Heat and cool
A heat-pump mini split moves heat. The indoor head and outdoor condenser cool the space in warm weather and provide warmth in cooler weather.
Comfort beyond sunshine
Battery storage or backup power can keep your heating and cooling running at night and on cloudy days, depending on your system’s design and available power.
Solar power isn’t constant, so continuous heating and cooling may require properly sized storage or backup power. This is not a guarantee of uninterrupted comfort or a zero utility bill.
The six buildouts are conceptual arrangements so you can see the idea on each kind of building. They are not engineered drawings, load calculations, or photographs of installed Mallard Air jobs.
Ready to bring solar-powered comfort to your space?
Whether it’s your house, cabin, workshop, or another space, Mallard Air can help you explore a solar-powered mini split system designed around your needs. Contact us today to get started.
