Meet our Adaptive Electrification Platform

A white window/through wall compatible AC unit. There are vents on the front and icons above the vents that help control the unit.
A window/through wall heat pump shown at a 45 degree angle

What is it?

Adaptive Electrification is a heating and cooling approach that replaces window and through-wall ACs with window and through-wall heat pumps that are networked to a control platform. Adaptive Electrification reduces heating fossil fuel use by up to 60%, enables participation in utility programs like time-of-use pricing and demand response, and allows tenants to use electric heat when efficient and boiler heat when needed.

Benefits:

  • Reduces fossil fuel use by up to 60%

  • Enables participation in utility programs like time-of-use pricing and demand response

  • Installs without construction, rewiring, or tenant disruption

Specs:

  • Non Cold-Climate standard 115-120V heat pump

  • Window or sleeve heat pump for cooling or heating above 40 degrees Fahrenheit

  • Energy Star certified

  • As quiet as 45 dBA

Sun lit room, zoomed into the window. There is a recessed convector radiator and a heat pump below the window.

Compatible with:

A line drawing of a through wall space for an AC
Line drawing of an outlet
a line drawing of a double hung window open at the top an the bottom

Through-wall sleeve

115 volt outlet

Double hung windows

Just two easy steps away

A bright, empty bedroom with white walls, a wooden floor, and a ceiling fan. There are two large windows, one with an air conditioning unit installed. An open door leads to another room.
A white heat window/through wall heat pump displayed at an angle with the Kelvin logo.

Step 1:

Install our window heat pump and connect it to the Kelvin IoT. By installing the heat pump, residents will then be qualified for utility programs like time-of-use pricing and demand response.


Standard image of a Cozy

Step 2 (optional):

Install the Cozy. This allows for boiler optimization for the times when the weather does fall below 40 degrees Fahrenheit and the building has to rely on the existing boiler system for consistent heating.