AC Infinity AIRTAP Register Booster Fans
The AIRTAP register booster fan system is designed to be mounted onto wall or floor registers to boost airflow. By increasing warm and cool air coming from weak registers, you can increase room comfort and reduce energy costs. Features an LCD display with smart thermostat control and customizable fan speeds. The mounting frame is constructed of aluminum in either brushed bronze or painted matte white finish. Includes hardware and power supply needed to secure the unit onto an existing register opening and power it through an outlet. 6 ft power cord included.
The controller on each unit features active thermal monitoring that can trigger fans to run for both cooling and heating temperatures you have set, as well as automatically adjust fan speeds to respond to varying temperatures. The controller can also be set to run continuously at speeds manually. Features temperature display, easy power on-off, and backup memory.
4x10", 4x12" or 6x10" Wall and Floor Registers -- Airflow: 120 CFM
6x12" Wall and Floor Registers -- Airflow: 160 CFM
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| #1 | Q: I want to use this set up to move warm air from my upstairs living room and force the warm air into my basement. This would work perfectly if I could reverse the motor and run the fan in the opposite direction. Is that possible to do with this motor? A: Unfortunately no. These are not reversible. Asked on 2022-11-12 by Kevin |
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| #2 | Q: We do not have central air in our house. Would this unit still work to cool the room or does there need to be a cool air supply to it? A: It boosts airflow only so yes, you need cool or hot air supply to it. Asked on 2021-07-10 by Jocelyn |
| #3 | Q: How long is the power cord? A: 6 ft power cord included. Asked on 2020-06-22 by Ignacio |
| #4 | Q: Could this be run on12vdc directly? A: The power supply output is 12 VDC, 1250 mA. You could theoretically use another power supply but I would be concerned about warranty... Asked on 2020-06-15 by Wilder |
| #5 | Q: If the temperature in the room reaches the desired temp., I understand the booster fans shut off, but does air continue to freely flow through the register from the duct if the air handler is still pushing air? I would hope the register closes. It would be undesirable for the central cooling unit to continue to cool the room below the desired temp. A: The booster does not monitor room temperature. It measures the temp of the air coming through the vent and starts and stops based on the cooling/heating triggers you have setup on the controller. When the temperature trigger is reached the booster starts. More info here: https://www.hvacquick.com/catalog_files/AC_Infinity_AIRTAP_IOM.pdf Asked on 2020-06-10 by Justin |
| #6 | Q: Where does the power adapter plug into the unit? A: It plugs into the side of the unit below the face plate. Take a look at the install manual here: https://www.hvacquick.com/catalog_files/AC_Infinity_AIRTAP_IOM.pdf Asked on 2020-01-22 by Jack |
| #7 | Q: Do those registers turn on only when the airflow is on by the main unit? A: Features active thermal monitoring that can trigger fans to run for both cooling and heating temperatures you have set. They turn on/off when they sense the temperature change from heating or cooling running, not airflow. Asked on 2019-11-05 by Eric |
| #8 | Q: What is the max input temp these units can handle? I want to use to boost a duct off our fireplace with temps as high as 200 degrees F. A: AC Infinity states the operating temp range is 14 to 230 F. We would not recommend it for anything higher than 140 F. The fan bearings in our experience do not live long in temperatures any higher than 140 F. Asked on 2019-11-04 by Ahmed |
| #9 | Q: Are there any adapters to allow these to fit a 6x12 ceiling vent? A: No. They will have a 6x12 sized booster but the release date is unknown at this time. Asked on 2019-04-16 by Eric |
| #10 | Q: can this be used in a ceiling register A: Yes, but keep in mind you need to find a power source to plug it in. Asked on 2019-03-01 by rpk |
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