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An ACDC on-grid solar air conditioner is a hybrid cooling and heating system that runs directly on a mix of direct current (DC) solar power and alternating current (AC) utility grid power. It uses solar panels during the day to minimize electricity use and automatically blends or switches to the grid at night or when sunshine is low. 
How It Works?
Direct Solar Connection: Solar panels hook up right to the outdoor unit, feeding DC power directly to the compressor.
No Batteries Needed: The system balances power sources on its own, eliminating expensive deep-cycle battery banks.
Auto-Blending: It takes as much solar energy as available during peak daylight, drawing only the extra power needed from your standard wall electricity. 
Key Benefits?
Lower Bills: Cuts down daytime electricity use heavily during hot sunny months.
Simpler Setup: Needs fewer components because it skips separate solar inverters or charge controllers.
Reliable Backup: Automatically relies on the standard utility grid when the weather turns cloudy or dark. 
If you are planning an installation, tell me:
The size of the room you want to cool
Your average daily hours of sunlight
I can help estimate the number of solar panels you will need.