Sharp to release DC air conditioner by end of 2015

Sharp to release DC air conditioner by end of 2015

A display explaining how Sharp Corp.'s direct current air conditioning system works is seen in this photo taken in July 2015. Sharp plans to release the system which utilizes solar energy stored in a battery without converting it to alternating current within 2015. (Kyodo) ==Kyodo

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