Description
AC Infinity AIRTAP T4, Quiet Register Booster – Features & Prices in Saudi Arabia :
AC Infinity AIRTAP T4, Quiet Register Booster Fan with Thermostat Control. Heating Cooling AC Vent. Fits 4” x 10” Register Holes.
Brand
AC Infinity
Color
White
Electric fan design
Exhaust Fan
Power Source
Corded Electric
Room Type
Bedroom
Special Feature
Bladeless
Recommended Uses For Product
Cooling, Air Circulation
Controller Type
Button Control
Product Dimensions
1.96″D x 11.54″W x 5.51″H
Material
Aluminum
Noise Level
18 dB
Finish Type
Painted
Air Flow Capacity
120 Cubic Feet Per Minute
Item Weight
0.01 Ounces
Included Components
Cord
Indoor/Outdoor Usage
Indoor
Specification Met
CE, RoHS
Control Method
App
Package Dimensions
12.09 x 7.6 x 2.48 inches
Item Weight
0.01 ounces
Manufacturer
AC Infinity
ASIN
B0792QR5YT
Item model number
AC-RBF4-B
Is Discontinued By Manufacturer
No
Finish Types
Painted
Batteries Required?
No
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Technical specifications – AC Infinity AIRTAP T4, Quiet Register Booster :
Brand
AC Infinity
Color
White
Electric fan design
Exhaust Fan
Power Source
Corded Electric
Room Type
Bedroom
Special Feature
Bladeless
Recommended Uses For Product
Cooling, Air Circulation
Controller Type
Button Control
Product Dimensions
1.96″D x 11.54″W x 5.51″H
Material
Aluminum
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H. A (verified owner) –
Easiest fix for rooms not getting enough AC – These are the only good solution I’ve found for rooms in my house that don’t get enough AC air during the summer (top-rooms, AC in the basement). As with most newer homes, my single AC unit is in the basement, and the upstairs rooms never got enough cold air, while the basement was freezing. After installing these, I would say that the upstairs rooms are almost as comfortable as the main floor.
N. C (verified owner) –
helps keep your house cold in hot summers – I am sending it back because I was hoping it would help with heat rather than the ac. My house is cold in the summer no matter what. I have central air and only turn it on if the humidity is high inside, otherwise I use my ceiling fans, slightly close the blinds up to keep the sun out and my house stays cool.. But I have a lot of shade too, so that might be some of it.
N. C (verified owner) –
helps keep your house cold in hot summers – I am sending it back because I was hoping it would help with heat rather than the ac. My house is cold in the summer no matter what. I have central air and only turn it on if the humidity is high inside, otherwise I use my ceiling fans, slightly close the blinds up to keep the sun out and my house stays cool.. But I have a lot of shade too, so that might be some of it.
D. K (verified owner) –
works as desctibed – Bought 2. one for each large upstairs bedrooms. The temperature with the fans on 8 is 2-3 degrees warmer now than previously. They seem to work quite well.
F. Z (verified owner) –
Excellent for pulling airflow – These work excellent. We have a long house with the furnace at one end and our living room at the complete other end. The heat struggles to make it all the way to the living room so that room is cold in the winter and other rooms tend to be hot. These vents pull the heat nicely through the ductwork away from the warmer rooms and into the living room, keeping the living room much warmer.
F. Z (verified owner) –
Excellent for pulling airflow – These work excellent. We have a long house with the furnace at one end and our living room at the complete other end. The heat struggles to make it all the way to the living room so that room is cold in the winter and other rooms tend to be hot. These vents pull the heat nicely through the ductwork away from the warmer rooms and into the living room, keeping the living room much warmer.
O. H (verified owner) –
This thing does a great job. – I am not a person who often writes reviews, but I had to write something about this product. We live in a small home with two bedrooms on the second floor of a cape cod style home. When we moved in we installed geothermal heating and air conditioning which is the best investment we ever made. Prior to installing geothermal we had our entire home evaluated for and installed insulation. The problem we have experienced is the upstairs bedrooms are the farthest run for geothermal and due to limited space between the sloped ceiling internal sheet rock and the roof surface the amount of insulation that can be installed is limited. Thus, on a hot sunny day the bedroom gets quite warm often reaching the mid 80’s.
K. C (verified owner) –
You want these for your upstairs bedrooms – Really easy to install and the fan is quiet, it provides a nice white noise while you sleep.
D. K (verified owner) –
works as desctibed – Bought 2. one for each large upstairs bedrooms. The temperature with the fans on 8 is 2-3 degrees warmer now than previously. They seem to work quite well.
L. J (verified owner) –
It works – I use it for a room located above the garage. It’s usually colder than other rooms during winter nights. This device helps in raising this room temperature by 2 to 3 degrees. Which is exactly what we need
O. H (verified owner) –
This thing does a great job. – I am not a person who often writes reviews, but I had to write something about this product. We live in a small home with two bedrooms on the second floor of a cape cod style home. When we moved in we installed geothermal heating and air conditioning which is the best investment we ever made. Prior to installing geothermal we had our entire home evaluated for and installed insulation. The problem we have experienced is the upstairs bedrooms are the farthest run for geothermal and due to limited space between the sloped ceiling internal sheet rock and the roof surface the amount of insulation that can be installed is limited. Thus, on a hot sunny day the bedroom gets quite warm often reaching the mid 80’s.
H. A (verified owner) –
Easiest fix for rooms not getting enough AC – These are the only good solution I’ve found for rooms in my house that don’t get enough AC air during the summer (top-rooms, AC in the basement). As with most newer homes, my single AC unit is in the basement, and the upstairs rooms never got enough cold air, while the basement was freezing. After installing these, I would say that the upstairs rooms are almost as comfortable as the main floor.
L. J (verified owner) –
It works – I use it for a room located above the garage. It’s usually colder than other rooms during winter nights. This device helps in raising this room temperature by 2 to 3 degrees. Which is exactly what we need
K. C (verified owner) –
You want these for your upstairs bedrooms – Really easy to install and the fan is quiet, it provides a nice white noise while you sleep.
S. M (verified owner) –
Helped with a cold room – My daughter’s room was always a little too cold compared to the rest of the house. We had a different booster we got at a store that sat on to and it seemed to block about as much air as it boosted and was easy for someone to knock out of place. This device helped a lot with the problem. It might do even better if we turn the fan to max, but that’s too loud and she would probably hear it over the sound machine in her room
S. M (verified owner) –
Helped with a cold room – My daughter’s room was always a little too cold compared to the rest of the house. We had a different booster we got at a store that sat on to and it seemed to block about as much air as it boosted and was easy for someone to knock out of place. This device helped a lot with the problem. It might do even better if we turn the fan to max, but that’s too loud and she would probably hear it over the sound machine in her room