OFF-GRID COMFORT MADE SIMPLE

Heat and cool your cabin, tiny home, RV, or workshop with confidence.

Whether you're living off solar, running a generator, or simply working with limited power, we'll help you find the right mini split without the confusion.

  • ☀ Solar Friendly
  • 🔋 Battery Compatible
  • 🛠 DIY Install
Off-grid cabin with rooftop solar panels using a 115V mini split heat pump for efficient heating and cooling.
  • Designed for real projectsCabins, tiny homes, workshops, RVs, and remote properties.
  • Simple, honest adviceUnderstand the differences without digging through technical jargon.
  • Buy with confidenceKnow what's included, what you'll need, and when it ships.

Find your starting point

Tell us about the comfort you want.

Three quick answers will show you which systems are worth comparing—and what still needs to be checked before you buy.

1 What are you trying to make comfortable?
2 Where will the electricity come from?
3 About how large is the space?

Square footage helps us understand the project. It does not choose the size by itself.

Three questions. No guessing.

Compare the complete systems

These complete 9,000 and 12,000 BTU 115V mini splits are open for online ordering. Before adding one to your cart, have the space's heating and cooling needs calculated, make sure the line set reaches the planned outdoor location, and confirm the circuit meets the requirements for the system. If it will share a solar, battery, inverter, or generator setup, make sure the full power setup can handle it too. “Available” means you can order online; it is not a promise of a delivery date to every address.

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BUY WITH CONFIDENCE

The right system starts with the right questions.

You don't need to know HVAC.

We'll help you understand the size your space needs, the power your system requires, and what to check before installation so you can buy with confidence.

Learn before you buy
  1. Make sure you choose the right size

    A proper load calculation gives a much better starting point than square footage alone.

  2. Confirm your available power

    Make sure your circuit, inverter, batteries, generator, or solar system can support the mini split.

  3. Plan the complete installation

    Think about line-set routing, drain location, outdoor placement, and your available power before ordering.