3. The probe reads the airflow temperature, activating the fan when a trigger is
tripped.
4. The register booster fan exhausts air from your duct to enhance AC/ heater
output.
5. will turn off when the probe detects a higher temperature than the cooling
trigger( lower temp. than the heating trigger).
We recommend establishing the two triggers one at a time to avoid confusion.
When both triggers are active, the vent booster fan can be activated by airflow in
temperatures not meant for your intended trigger For example, 67F may turn on
the fan via cooling trigger when you are just turning on your heater.
If you are using your air conditioner, turn off the heating trigger; if using your
heater, turn off the cooling trigger.
HOW TO PROGRAM
Follow these steps to calibrate your AC vent booster cooling trigger (skip to
heater):
1. Turn on your air conditioner.
2. Set it to a temperature you regularly use.
3. Let it run for a few minutes to let the fan system read a consistent temperature.
4. Press the mode button, then press the" UP Button " Button and “DOWN
Button”meantime, could switch the temperature unit between degrees Celsius( C)
and degrees Fahrenheit(F)
5. Press the mode button to navigate to the cooling trigger(snow- flake symbol).
6. Set the cooling trigger at or above the stabilized temperature indicated by the
temperature display mode.
To calibrate the air vent booster fan's heating trigger:
1. Turn on your heater.
2. Set it Lo a temperature you regularly use.
3. Let it run for a few minutes to let the AlRTAP read a consistent temperature
4. Press the mode button to navigate to the heating trigger( fire symbol). 5. Set the
heating trigger at or below the stabilized temperature indicated by the temperature
display mode.
6. Press the mode button to speed control mode( blade symbol) then press the
UP " DOWN fans speed could be adjust manually from 0 to 10.
