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Grid only Works on day one
Connect to a 220/240V outlet and enjoy high-efficiency heating and cooling for larger spaces. No solar required — ever, if you choose.
Heats 1,000 sq ft at −22°F. Runs on sunshine. Our most capable single-zone unit — big-space power plus serious cold-climate heat.
From $289/mo
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12 monthly payments at 15% APR with Affirm or Shop Pay. Subject to eligibility — see options at checkout.
Next step: pick your line-set length (16 ft included, up to 49 ft) and plug or whip-and-disconnect. The install kit ships in the box.
01The big idea
Most “solar AC” setups need batteries, an inverter, and net metering — you end up spending as much on the system around the air conditioner as on the air conditioner itself.
The HS24 skips all of it. Its DC motors run on the same power solar panels make, so panels plug straight into the unit. Sun out? It runs on solar first. Sun fades? Grid power fills in automatically. You switch nothing, manage nothing — and it works on day one with zero panels.
What you don't need
02How it works
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Connect to a 220/240V outlet and enjoy high-efficiency heating and cooling for larger spaces. No solar required — ever, if you choose.
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Going off grid? We recommend around 3,000 watts of panels (6–8 standard panels) for year-round comfort in larger spaces.
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The HS24 seamlessly blends grid and solar power. Solar is prioritized; grid fills in as needed. You never touch a switch.
Too little solar? Grid fills in automatically. Too much? No harm done. You never touch a switch.
03Do it yourself (really)
Most first-timers finish in 2–4 hours. The refrigerant connection itself takes about 5 minutes — by hand.
Set it on a stable surface with room for airflow. The HS24 outdoor unit is larger than the 12k models, so allow adequate clearance.
The included hole saw makes the pass-through for the line set. Angle slightly downward for drainage.
Secure the wall bracket, hang the unit, check it is level.
Route the flexible kink-proof lines and connect them by hand. About 5 minutes — no vacuum pump, no gauges.
Mount the isolator and click the solar connectors together — or skip this and run on grid.
Power up, set your comfort mode, done — even at −22°F.
Can someone who has never touched HVAC connect a mini-split in under 5 minutes? Timed, on camera.
“No tech needed, just a few simple steps, and it's off and running.”
— JHI, verified customer
“The company answered phone with real person( the owner) listened to my issue and got me to tech where they handled my issue with patience and professionalism. Had me up in running within minutes.”
— Verified buyer, verified customer
You won't be left alone with a manual. Although it is an industry-best manual — full-color photos, written in plain English — you also get dozens of install videos and unlimited phone support if you get stuck.
Read the full installation manual Watch the step-by-step install videos
04The honest question
Refrigerant leaks from badly-made flare connections. Skipped vacuum steps. Moisture trapped in the lines. Installing a typical mini-split takes a vacuum pump, gauge set, specialized wrenches, adapters, wire cutters — plus the know-how, patience, and time to use them right. Get one step wrong and the system leaks.
We do that work at our US headquarters. The refrigerant lines arrive pre-charged and sealed with our patent-pending Quick ’n’ EasyTM self-sealing twist valves. No flaring, no vacuum, no moisture risk. You twist the connections by hand — the whole hook-up takes about 5 minutes. They even unscrew and reconnect later without losing refrigerant, if you ever move the unit.
Every single unit is tested on solar, grid, and hybrid power before it leaves our building. That's why we can back it for five years — DIY install included.
05Proof, not promises
Phoenix garages, Vegas summers, off-grid desert homesteads, a cabin in Quebec. Every word below is from a real customer — as written.
06The full record
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Let's start with customer service. Had a problem (self inflicted). The company answered phone with real person( the owner) listened to my issue and got me to tech where they handled my issue with patience and professionalism. Had me up in running within minutes of identifying I wired wrong at my panel. Even taught me how to read meter. Can't say enough about these guys. The product is running on AC and is flawless. Tomorrow I'm adding solar and it's good to know if I botch it up this crew is in my corner.
Great supportIssue fixedTrue DIY
I was skeptical after buying from another online company who refuses to back the product they sell. I called these guys for a simple issue I had, they walked me right through it, no problem. They know the product they sell and care about customer relations. Not just another sale. I highly recommend both product and Airspool as a company. I also am a contractor, I’ve seen a lot of these mini spits from big companies, and they don’t come close to the service you get with these guys nor the simplicity on the install! No tech needed, just a few simple steps, and it’s off and running.
Great supportEasy installIssue fixedTrue DIY
great product, great personalized customer service , fast delivery.
I highly recommend this company and product!
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07The running cost
Air conditioning is 50–70% of most summer electricity bills. Solar targets that biggest expense directly.
Some customers report running costs under $50 a year — yours depends on sun, climate, and electricity rates.
The EVI compressor also heats more efficiently: 11.0 HSPF2 vs the MS24's 10.0 — more heat per watt, even when it is not brutally cold outside.
Run your own numbers: is solar air conditioning worth it?08Straight talk
We'd rather point you at the right unit than sell you the wrong one.
09The numbers
| Specification | Unit | Value |
|---|---|---|
| System Model Number - Solar Elite Heat Pump Series | ||
| Indoor Unit | DGLA3-ACDC-24KR2(US) | |
| Outdoor Unit | DWLC2-ACDC-24KR2(US) | |
| Electrical | ||
| Rated Voltage | AC:208-230V; DC:150V-380V | |
| Rated Current | AC:8.50-7.69A; DC:11.68A-4.60A | |
| PV VOC | <=380V | |
| PV ISC | <=20A | |
| Rated Frequency | AC:60Hz | |
| Minimum Circuit Ampacity | 16.33A | |
| Maximum Fuse Size (AC) | 20A | |
| Maximum Starting Current | 6A | |
| Cooling | ||
| Nominal Capacity | Btu/h | 22000.0 |
| Capacity Range | Btu/h | 6,000-27,000 |
| Input Power (AC) | W | 1750.0 |
| Rated Current (AC) | A | 7.69 |
| EER | Btu/W | 12.5 |
| SEER | W/W | 20.5 |
| SEER2 | W/W | 21.0 |
| Heating | ||
| Nominal Capacity | Btu/h | 27000.0 |
| Capacity Range | Btu/h | 6,000-30,000 |
| Input Power (AC) | W | 2200.0 |
| Rated Current (AC) | A | 9.67 |
| COP | Btu/W | 12.3 |
| HSPF2-5 | W/W | 9.0 |
| HSPF2-4 | W/W | 11.0 |
| Indoor Unit Data | ||
| Output Power | W | 45.0 |
| Rated Load Amperage (RLA) | A | 0.48 |
| Speed (Turbo/5/4/3/2/1) | r/min | 1350/1250/1100/1050/950/900 |
| Air Flow (Turbo/5/4/3/2/1) | CFM | 700/625/560/526/462/430 |
| Sound Pressure (Turbo/5/4/3/2/1) | dB(A) | 50/48.5/45.5/43.5/41/39 |
| Moisture Removal | pt/hr | 4.5 |
| Indoor Unit Dimensions | ||
| Unit Dimension (L × W × H) | in | 42.51L × 9.33W × 12.99H |
| Packaging (L × W × H) | in | 44.88L × 11.81W × 14.25H |
| Net/Gross Weight | lbs | 33.07/38.58 |
| Outdoor Unit Data | ||
| Output Power | W | 75.0 |
| Rated Load Amperage (RLA) | A | 0.81 |
| Speed (Hi) | r/min | 850.0 |
| Air Flow (Hi) | CFM | 1940.0 |
| Sound Pressure (Hi) | dB(A) | 60.0 |
| Outdoor Unit Dimensions | ||
| Unit Dimension (L × W × H) | in | 37.44L × 15.20W × 34.37H |
| Packaging (L × W × H) | in | 42.72L × 16.93W × 40.16H |
| Net/Gross Weight | lbs | 132.3/147.7 |
| Compressor | ||
| Type | 2 x Rotary | |
| Input Power | W | 2130.0 |
| Rated Load Amperage (RLA) | A | 6.72 |
| Locked Rotor Amperage (LRA) | A | / |
| Operation Temperature | ||
| Indoor (cooling/heating) | F | 61-90/32-90 |
| Outdoor (cooling/heating) | F | 32-131/-22-86 |
| System Data | ||
| Design Pressure | PSIG | <651 |
| Refrigerant | oz | R32/54.67 |
| Refrigerant Precharge | ft | 16.4 |
| Additional Charge Per Ft | oz | 0.2 |
| Liquid Valve | mm (in) | 6.35 (1/4") |
| Gas Valve | mm (in) | 12.7 (1/2") |
| Max Refrigerant Pipe Length | ft | 82.0 |
| Max Difference In Level | ft | 32.0 |
10In the box
Open the boxes and the whole install is in front of you — down to the gloves.
Included free Free Quick ’n’ EasyTM Bonus Kit
Solar whips, DC isolator box, 10 m solar wire, gloves, zip ties, tape, hole saw & bits, screwdriver bit, and level.
You supply exactly two things: a drill, and (if you want solar) the panels.
11The risk is ours
Take a full year — run it through summer and winter. Not right for you, for any reason or no reason? Return it for a full refund, and we cover the shipping back to us.
For five full years we make sure your unit keeps running like new — all parts and labor covered. We can back it this far because every unit is tested on solar, grid, and hybrid power before it ships.
12Pick your unit
| Model | Price | BTU | Coverage | Heats to | Power | Best for |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| MS12 | $2,245$1,995 | 12k | 500 sq ft | 5°F | 120V standard plug | One room, mild winters, standard outlet |
| MS24 | $3,095 | 24k | 1,000 sq ft | 5°F | 220V (20 amp) | One big open space |
| HS12 | $2,330$2,155 | 12k | 500 sq ft | −22°F | 120V (20 amp, NEMA 5-20R) | One room, harsh winters |
| HS24 this page | $3,295$3,195 | 24k | 1,000 sq ft | −22°F | 220V (20 amp) | Big space, harsh winters |
| MU24 | $4,445 | 24k | 2–3 zones, 1,000 sq ft | 5°F | 220V (20 amp) | Two or three rooms, one outdoor unit |
| MU36 | $5,695 | 36k | 3–4 zones, 1,500 sq ft | 5°F | 220V (20 amp) | Three or four rooms, one outdoor unit |
| WS12 | $1,195$995 | 12k | 500 sq ft | Cooling only | 120V standard plug | Renters — no wall drilling |
| Airspool HS24 | Typical DIY / regular mini-split | |
|---|---|---|
| Refrigerant connection | Pre-charged, twist-to-connect by hand — about 5 minutes | Wrench-tightened valve connections (EG4 uses Mr. Cool-style valves: two wrenches across eight connection points) |
| Tools you buy | Just a drill — hole saw, bits, level, gloves all included | Typical installs need a vacuum pump, gauge set, and specialized wrenches |
| Solar input | Panels plug straight in — no inverter, no batteries | A regular mini-split has no solar input at all |
| Solar accessories | Solar whips, DC isolator, and solar wire included free | Not typically included (EG4 does not include them) |
| Wiring prep | Power cord pre-installed, comm wire pre-wired at our US HQ | EG4 does not pre-wire the comm wires or include the power cord |
| Testing before shipping | Every unit tested on solar, grid, and hybrid power | — |
| Guarantee | 365-day Buy & Try + 5-year parts & labor | Standard limited warranties; DIY install often voids them |
Optional add-on
Add solar to your HS24
It runs on grid power from day one — plug in FeatherVolt flexible solar panels whenever you’re ready and it runs on sunshine first. No batteries, no inverter.
Panels from $1,495
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13Logistics
Airspool exists because we decided the hard part of a mini-split install — the refrigerant work — belonged in our shop, not on your wall. Every unit is customized and tested on solar, grid, and hybrid power at our US headquarters before it ships. If you have a question before or after you buy, call or text (725) 699-1200 — you'll get the same people who build and test these units, not a call center.
David VanZanten Founder and President of Airspool
14Everything else
The indoor unit operates at a whisper-quiet level comparable to a library. The outdoor unit is slightly louder than the 12K models because of the larger compressor, but still comparable to a normal conversation.
About 1,000 sq ft, which is ideal for an open-concept living area, large workshop, garage, guest house, or ADU. If you only need around 500 sq ft in a cold climate, the HS12 is usually the better value.
Yes. EVI (Enhanced Vapor Injection) adds a secondary injection cycle to the compressor that lets it extract warmth from extremely cold air when standard heat pumps have given up. The HS24 keeps heating reliably all the way down to -22°F with no backup heater needed.
MS12 is a 12K mild-climate unit on 120V. HS12 is the 12K cold-climate version that heats to -22°F on 120V 20-amp power. MS24 is the 24K mild-climate option on 220/240V. HS24 is the 24K cold-climate option that heats to -22°F on 220/240V. MU24 and MU36 are multi-head systems for 2-3 rooms from one outdoor unit, and WS12 is the window unit. All Quick ’n’ EasyTM models share the same 5-minute connection, solar/hybrid capability, and 5-year guarantee.
220/240V, 20-amp power, which is the same type of power used for clothes dryers and ovens. Most homes already have it available. You can specify a plug or direct wire when you order. It works on both 50 Hz and 60 Hz for international use.
No. The HS24 works perfectly on grid power alone. Add solar whenever you are ready. Many customers start on grid and add solar later.
About 3,000 watts, which is usually 6-8 standard panels. Budget around $1,300 for panels plus mounting hardware. The solar input range is 150-380V. A little over is fine because grid power fills in automatically.
The HS24 uses a flexible, kink-proof line set instead of rigid copper. It bends, routes around corners, and threads through tight spaces without kinking. It is 16 ft, pre-charged, and twist-to-connect. Need more? We can customize it up to 49 ft.
The EVI compressor is inherently more efficient at extracting heat. The HS24 delivers 11.0 HSPF2 heating efficiency, which is meaningfully higher than the MS24’s 10.0 HSPF2. You get more heat per watt, even when it is not brutally cold outside.
Most first-timers finish in 2-4 hours. The Quick ’n’ EasyTM connections take about 5 minutes. The flexible kink-proof line set makes routing easier than rigid copper.
Just a drill. We include a hole saw, drill bits, screwdriver bit, level, gloves, and all hardware. No vacuum pump, no gauges, and no torque wrench.
No problem either way. Too little solar means grid power fills in. Too much solar means the excess goes unused without any issues. The system adjusts seamlessly.
Yes. The Quick ’n’ EasyTM self-sealing valves unscrew and reconnect without losing refrigerant. It takes about 5 minutes to disconnect and another 5 minutes to reconnect.
Clean the indoor air filter quarterly. Vacuum the indoor coil and spray the outdoor coil with a garden hose annually. That is it.
Indoor and outdoor units (24K BTU), pre-charged 16-ft kink-proof twist-to-connect line set, 220/240V power cord, 23-ft communication wire, wall bracket, remote control, condensate hose, and the free Quick ’n’ EasyTM Bonus Kit. Everything except a drill and solar panels.
Shipping is highly discounted worldwide and shown at checkout before you purchase. You will receive 3 boxes: outdoor unit (around 130 lbs), indoor unit (around 35 lbs), and solar isolator (around 2 lbs).
The whole pitch, one last time
Heats 1,000 sq ft at −22°F. Runs on sunshine.
Run it for a full year on our 365-Day Buy & Try. Backed for five years, parts and labor — because every unit is tested on solar, grid, and hybrid before it ships.
From $289/mo — 12 monthly payments at 15% APR with Affirm or Shop Pay. Subject to eligibility — see options at checkout.
Still deciding? Call or text (725) 699-1200 — you'll reach the same people who build and test these units.