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Air conditioning+ heating that runs on sunshine.

Solar panels plug straight into an Airspool — no batteries, no inverter, no electrician. It always runs on solar first, drawing from the grid only to cover what the sun doesn't. Sun or clouds, day or night, your comfort never changes. And you install it with a drill.

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Solar panels wired directly into an Airspool outdoor unit beside a house, with the indoor unit visible through the window; callouts explain the outdoor unit runs on solar power or the grid and the indoor unit cools and heats
4.92★ from verified buyers
365 days Buy & Try — full refund, we pay return shipping
5 years parts & labor guarantee
US HQ every unit is assembled, upgraded, customized, and tested before it ships to you

01The idea

No batteries. No inverter. No electrician.

Most “solar air conditioning” is a science project. The AC is the cheap part — then comes the inverter, the battery bank, the charge controller, the electrician, and a net-metering agreement with your utility. Add it all up, and the pile around the AC usually costs more than the AC.

An Airspool skips the whole pile. Its motors run on DC — the same power solar panels make — so panels plug directly into the unit. About 1,500 watts (usually 3–4 panels) runs a 12k unit, and they can sit on the ground, a patio, or a shed roof. No panels yet? It runs on a normal outlet from day one.

Sun's outRuns on sunshine
Cloud rolls throughGrid fills the gap, automatically
After darkGrid, at mini-split efficiency
No panels yetWorks on day one — add solar whenever
3–4 panels run a 12,000 BTU unit (~1,500 W)
50–80% typical cut in cooling costs during sunny months
<$50/yr what many customers report spending to run theirs
0 extras no batteries, inverter, or net-metering paperwork

02The install

If you have a drill, you can install an Airspool unit yourself.

The refrigerant lines arrive pre-charged and sealed. You twist the connections together by hand — no vacuum pump, no gauges, no HVAC tech.

Twist. Push. Snap. The whole connection, in 40 seconds.

5 min

The refrigerant connection itself — hand-tightened, self-sealing twist valves. The hard part happens in our shop, not on your wall.

2–4 hrs

A typical first-timer's full install: mount the bracket, drill one pass-through hole, route the lines, twist, plug in.

1 tool

You supply a drill. The hole saw, bits, level, gloves, and all mounting hardware ship in the box — and DIY install doesn't void the guarantee. It's how the product is meant to go in.

“It took me about 45 minutes to install this unit. Super easy and easy to read instructions.”

— Corey Soper, verified customer

03The lineup

Seven units. Every one runs on the sun.

Same twist-together install, same guarantee, same solar-first logic across the line. Pick by room, winter, and outlet.

Unit photo Model Best for BTU Coverage Heats to Power Price
Signature Collection
Airspool MS12 indoor and outdoor units MS12 Best Seller One room, mild winters — the best seller 12k 500 sq ft 5°F 120V standard plug $2,245$1,995
Airspool MS24 indoor and outdoor units MS24 One big open space 24k 1,000 sq ft 5°F 220V (20 amp) $3,030$2,930
SuperHeat Collection
Airspool HS12 indoor and outdoor units (shares the MS12 chassis) HS12 One room, harsh winters 12k 500 sq ft −22°F 120V (20 amp) $2,330$2,155
Airspool HS24 indoor and outdoor units HS24 Big space, harsh winters 24k 1,000 sq ft −22°F 220V (20 amp) $3,295$3,145
Multi-Head Collection
Airspool MU24 — two indoor heads and one outdoor unit MU24 Two or three rooms, one outdoor unit 24k 2–3 zones · 1,000 sq ft 5°F 220V (20 amp) $4,245$4,145
Airspool MU36 — three indoor heads and one outdoor unit MU36 Three or four rooms, one outdoor unit 36k 3–4 zones · 1,500 sq ft 5°F 220V (20 amp) $5,495$5,395
Window Collection
Airspool WS12 solar window unit WS12 Renters — sits in a window, no drilling 12k 500 sq ft Cooling only 120V standard plug $1,195$995
Solar Panels
FeatherVolt flexible solar panels FeatherVolt Add solar to any Airspool unit Box of 7 · 215 W each · ~1,500 W total — runs a 12k unit $1,495

04The proof

Don't take our word for it. Take theirs.

From people who bought a unit, installed it themselves, and live with it every day.

4.92

out of 5
  • Verified buyers only
  • Photos from real installs
  • Since 2023 and counting

25°Foutside — heating on three panels

“Three 540 bi panels and I've heated 800 sqft at 25 degrees F.”
Neil Bouvier Verified store review · May 2026

3×410 Wroof panels running his unit

“This unit is whisper quite inside and outside units. Runs great off my 3 410watt panels on my roof. Install was very straightforward and truly DIY with all supplied parts.”
John Mason Verified store review · March 2026

Ice coldin June, in Oklahoma

“Install was quick and simple. They even included the hole saw! Customer service is top notch! No phone prompts and bad robots here. You actually get to speak with a member of the team.”
Carroline Webb Verified store review · June 2026

Photos customers sent with their reviews

05The company

The people you see in the videos are the ones who answer the phone.

Airspool is founder-run from a US headquarters, where every single unit is tested on solar, grid, and hybrid power before it ships.

How is Airspool different? Founder Dave gives it a shot.

365-Day Buy & Try

Run it through a full summer and winter. Not right for you, for any reason? Full refund — and we pay the return shipping.

5-Year Parts & Labor

DIY install included. We can back it this far because nothing leaves the building untested.

Real people on the phone

Call or text (725) 699-1200 — you reach the same people who build and test the units, not a call center.

“What started out as unfortunate issue (not their fault nor mine) was quickly resolved by Dave. He stayed personally in touch with me until the situation was resolved”

— Tim Melton, verified customer, May 2026

06Straight answers

The questions everyone asks first.

How much will I save on my electricity bill?

That depends on your climate and electricity rates, but Airspool customers typically see 50-80% reduction in cooling-related electricity costs during sunny months. Some customers report spending under $50 per year. Air conditioning is 50-70% of most summer electricity bills, and with solar, you are targeting that biggest expense directly.

How many solar panels do I need?

For 12,000 BTU units, plan on about 1,500 watts, which is roughly 3-4 panels. For 24,000 BTU units, plan on about 3,000 watts, which is roughly 6-8 panels. For the 36,000 BTU MU36, plan on about 4,500 watts. Panels can go on the ground, a patio, or a shed roof. They do not need to be on your house roof.

Do I need solar panels to use Airspool?

No. Every Airspool unit works perfectly on grid power alone right out of the box. You can add solar panels whenever you are ready, whether that is a day, a month, or a year later. Many customers start on grid and add solar when the timing is right.

Can I really install this myself?

Yes, even with zero HVAC experience. Our Quick ’n’ EasyTM system uses pre-charged, twist-to-connect refrigerant lines. No vacuum pump, no gauges, and no specialized tools. You just need a drill. We include everything else: hole saw, drill bits, level, gloves, and all hardware. Most people finish in 2-5 hours.

Which Airspool model is right for me?

Here is the quick guide:

  • Normal space, mild winters: MS12 (12K BTU, 120V, around 500 sq ft)
  • Normal space, harsh winters: HS12 SuperHeat (12K BTU, 120V 20-amp, heats to -22°F)
  • Larger space, mild winters: MS24 (24K BTU, 220/240V, around 1,000 sq ft)
  • Larger space, harsh winters: HS24 SuperHeat (24K BTU, 220/240V, heats to -22°F)
  • Two rooms, one outdoor unit: MU24 (24K BTU, 2 zones)
  • Three rooms, one outdoor unit: MU36 (36K BTU, 3 zones)
  • Renter or no installation: WS12 Window Unit (12K BTU, cooling only)

Check out our product comparison page for more info.

Sunshine is free. Your AC should use it.

Every Airspool runs on solar, grid, either or both — and installs with a drill. Take 365 days to be sure. We back it for five years, parts and labor.

Prefer to talk it through first? Call or text (725) 699-1200 — you'll reach the people who build and test these units.