Nova Energy Saudi Arabia
Saudia's No. 1 Solar Air Conditioning Solution Provider
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POWERED BY THE SAUDI ARABIA CLIMATE
Trusted by families and businesses Saudi-wide, Our expertly engineered air conditioners solar energy. Designed with efficiency and efficacy in mind, our range of solar-powered air units and on-gird, off-gird system
Did You Know
Our Solar Air Conditioners are a high quality, technically advanced solution for power hungry air conditioners.
Our Solar Air Conditioners use dedicated photovoltaic solar panels to power the units, since they are fully DC, they can accept direct raw variable DC power from the panels even when there is no grid power! That’s right if you disconnect the grid power, they will work during daylight hours on their own, no need to spend huge Riyals on batteries, inverters, charge controllers etc….
Actually, they have an auto start function turning them on when there is enough power in the morning and then turn themselves off in the afternoon once there is insufficient sunlight.
Most of our off grid customers use Hybrids as they can use the air con all day to keep cool or warm and if they need it at night they can flick a switch and use their existing power system to run it at night. This way they are guaranteed to not deplete their batteries from the air con while it runs during the day. The amount of night operation will depend on the size of their existing power system. Alternatively, simply keep the power connected so that it always prioritises the solar panel power first and adds what it needs if the solar power is insufficient.
FEATURED BENEFITS
100% Eco
Up to 100% Savings
during the day time
Grid AC Power Limiter
Limit AC power from
0-300W
Wide Operating Temperature
Temperature Range
between -10°C to +58°C
Savings
No Inverter, battery, or
Charge controller
needed
Auto Balance
AC/DC auto balance
Max Efficiency
DC-driven
Full WiFi Operation
Set timers, view Live AC and
DC Power Consumption and
History