Abstract
In remote areas, the premises of mobile dwellings are heated by traditional fuel stoves. This includes mobile homes for farmers and field workers. However, a problem with the fuel supply may arise when the mobile home is located at a significant distance from the settlement. Thus, it is possible to use solar energy for heating mobile homes. For space heating, a study was conducted using a heater with carbon fiber heat-generating flexible material and a solar station. Solar energy is used to generate electricity, which will be used to power the heating element. The aim of the study is to develop and implement a heating system using solar energy for mobile dwellings of workers in transhumance and crop production. This space heating system is recommended for use on cool summer days and for heating in winter as an addition to the main traditional heating. For further research, it is necessary to search for other heating devices with lower power consumption, the best option would be consumption in the range of 100 - 200 W. There is also the issue of upgrading solar stations to generate electricity on cloudy days.