Three to six panel string
The 80-380 V DC input takes three to six 330 W modules in series, so the array can be sized to the roof rather than to a fixed count.
Deye DGA1-ACDCBLW-18K
A 17,300 BTU solar split for living rooms and majlis areas of 20 to 30 m², running on a three to six panel string with 20 m of pipe reach.
- Cooling Capacity: 17300(4100-20400) BTU
- EER (T1): 3.60/12.35
- Coefficient of Performance (COP): 3.45/11.75
- Power Supply: 1Ph 208-240V, 50/60Hz
2,572 AEDincl. VAT
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Deye DGA1-ACDCBLW-18K features
About the Deye DGA1-ACDCBLW-18K
Rated at 17,300 BTU, the DGA1-ACDCBLW-18K is the middle unit of the ACDCBLW line and the one most families end up with: it is rated for 20 to 30 m², the size of a living room, a majlis or a two-desk office. Three to six 330 W modules in series supply its 80-380 V DC input, and the 208-240 V single-phase side backs the array up when cloud or evening takes it away. At T1 it delivers 5,070 W for 1,400 W of input, an EER of 3.60/12.35; in T3 heat the output settles at 14,700 BTU. Winter is covered by 20,800 BTU of heating at a COP of 3.45/11.75, and the coil pulls out 1.7 L/h of water. The indoor unit measures 1,080 x 330 x 237 mm, moves up to 980 m³/h on a BLDC 45 W motor and stays under 46 dB. Pipe runs may reach 20 m with a 10 m level difference.
Specifications last updated 24 January 2026
Deye DGA1-ACDCBLW-18K is best for
- Living rooms, majlis areas and shared offices of 20 to 30 m²
- Roofs that can carry three to six 330 W modules in one string
- Installations where the outdoor unit sits up to 20 m from the room
- Humid coastal sites, with 1.7 L/h of dehumidification
- Buildings that need heating as well, at 20,800 BTU
Deye DGA1-ACDCBLW-18K is not for
- Rooms above 30 m², which are the DGA1-ACDCBLW-24K's range
- Battery-only systems: this unit's DC feed is a PV string of 80-380 V
- Pipe runs beyond 20 m or a level difference over 10 m
- Bedrooms where a limit under 42.5 dB is required, which the DGA2-ACDCBLW-12K meets
Deye DGA1-ACDCBLW-18K full specifications
Electrical
| AC Power Limiter | 0-600 W |
|---|---|
| Compressor Brand | Highly |
| Compressor Configuration | 2xRotary Inverter |
| Compressor Model | WHP05600 |
| Cooling Capacity | 17300(4100-20400) BTU |
| Cooling Capacity (T1) | 5070(1200-6000) W |
| Cooling Capacity (T3) | 14700 BTU |
| Cooling Capacity (T3) | 4290 W |
| Cooling Power Input (T1) | 1400(220-2100) W |
| Cooling Power Input (T3) | 1630 W |
| Coefficient of Performance (COP) | 3.45/11.75 |
| DC Input Current | <10 A |
| DC Power Supply | PV In Series |
| DC PV Voltage | 80-380 V |
| Dehumidification | 1.7 L/h |
| EER (T1) | 3.60/12.35 |
| EER (T3) | 2.65/9.00 |
| Electronic Expansion Valve | Yes |
| Heating Capacity | 20800 (4100-23000) BTU |
| Rated Heating Capacity | 6100(1200-6800) W |
| Heating Power Input | 1770(220-2500) W |
| Indoor Airflow | 980/880/740/620 m³/h |
| Indoor Fan Motor | BLDC 45W |
| Outdoor Airflow | 2200 m³/h |
| Outdoor Fan Motor | BLDC 55W |
| Outdoor Fan Speed | 880 rpm |
| Power Supply | 1Ph 208-240V, 50/60Hz |
| Recommended PV Panels | 3-6 |
| Refrigerant | R410A |
| Solar Module Power | 330 W |
Mechanical
| Connection Wire Length | 5 m |
|---|---|
| Container Loading Quantity | 160/75 |
| Dimensions | 900 x 700 x 337 mm |
| Drain Pipe Size | 16 mm |
| Indoor Unit Dimensions | 1080 x 330 x 237 mm |
| Indoor Unit Packing Dimensions | 1140 x 300 x 382 mm |
| Indoor Unit Weight | 15/18.5 kg |
| Max. Level Difference | 10 m |
| Max. Pipe Length | 20 m |
| Outdoor Unit Packing Dimensions | 910 x 622 x 405 mm |
| Refrigerant Pipe (Gas/Liquid) | 1/2, 1/4 in |
| Supplied Pipe Length | 4 m |
| Weight | 37/42 kg |
Environmental
| Climate Type | T3/T1 |
|---|---|
| Indoor Noise Level | <46 dB |
| Max. Design Pressure | 4.3/1.5 MPa |
| Operating Temperature | -10 to 58 °C |
| Outdoor Noise Level | <55 dB |
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