AC Infinity AIRTAP T6, Quiet Register Booster Fan with Thermostat Control. Heating Cooling AC Vent. Fits 6” x 12” Register Holes.

Overview

A quiet fan system 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 anodized aluminum with CNC-machined detailing, painted matte-white for a professional appearance. Features PWM-controlled stator blade fans that are designed for high static pressure applications such as ducting. Includes hardware and power supply needed to secure the unit onto an existing register opening and power it through an outlet.

Intelligent Programming

The controller on each unit features active thermal monitoring that can trigger fans to run for both cooling and heating temperatures you have set. The controller can also be set to run continuously at speeds manually. Features temperature display, easy power on-off, and backup memory.

Stator-Blade PWM Fans

The system utilizes high-performance DC-motors that are controlled using PWM (Pulse Width Modulation). This technology enables the dual 92mm fans to be able to run smoothly at extremely low RPM speeds without generating motor or electromagnetic noises. In addition, the fans feature a stator-blade design with a high static pressure rating, specialized for delivering airflow even in applications where air movement is being restricted such as through ductwork. The motor houses dual ball bearings that are rated at 67,000 hours and allow the fan system to be mounted horizontally or vertically.

A smart booster fan system designed to be installed into your existing wall or floor register, to quietly increase airflow coming from your central heat and air conditioning systems.

Your heating and cooling system brings comfort to your home, but not every room receives equal airflow. This imbalance results in discomfort for your family, not to mention a higher energy bill. By increasing warm and cool air coming from weak registers, you can increase comfort and reduce energy costs.