Simple physical dials give users direct control over power, airflow strength, and temperature, while a natural-language display on the top surface appears only when needed. The system is designed to run primarily in autopilot, quietly managing comfort in the background. At any time, users can override the system by adjusting the temperature, the power, or physically repositioning the louver fin. Each interaction becomes useful feedback, helping the system refine the user's personal comfort model over time.

Our on-device intelligence learns from each user, their routines and the surrounding environment to deliver consistent comfort while minimising energy use. By combining user behaviour, environmental conditions, and predictive models, the system can anticipate when comfort needs are likely to change and adjust automatically before the user has to think about it.

At an enterprise level, the system can operate within wider building goals, limits, and energy targets. It can also integrate with contextual information, such as guest or occupancy data, to adapt comfort settings to individual profiles while maintaining overall operational efficiency.

Specify the unit to the room — choose a casing finish and a front panel.

The outdoor-facing panel is interchangeable — curved fins, straight slats, or a solar module that turns the facade into generation, finished to match the building. The solar module requires the battery module to store what it generates.

Solo has a built-in condensation atomization pump that deals with condensation year round. Accessible on the interior face is the atomizer's filter, so it's easy to keep clean.