Straightforward help choosing a mini split

Mini Splits for Off-Grid Cabins

A cabin can be small and still be hard to heat or cool. Cold floors, big windows, air leaks, weekend temperature setbacks, and limited stored.

Know what you're looking at

We show the models, what comes in the package, the line-set length, price, and current availability together.

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A quick buying guide

What should you look at before choosing?

A cabin can be small and still be hard to heat or cool. Cold floors, big windows, air leaks, weekend temperature setbacks, and limited stored power can all change what works. Start with the cabin's load, then compare the mini split with the circuit, inverter, batteries, solar charging, generator, and other loads you actually have. Walk through the cabin planning guide.

Choose the size

What does the space actually need?

Square footage is a useful clue, but it misses your windows, insulation, air leaks, climate, and ceiling height. A heating and cooling load calculation considers those details and helps you choose the right size.

See how 9k and 12k differ

Make sure the power works

Can your power source support this system?

The 115V label is only a starting point. Make sure your circuit and full power setup can handle the system, including the inverter, batteries, generator, solar charging, and other loads.

Build a battery and solar estimate