Inova Activent User Manual And Installation Manual

Electronic Room Temperature Regulator

User Manual and Installation Guide

Caution:

Do not a!empt to install or operate this product without reading this
manual. For additional information, please visit www.theactivent.com.

Innovation

95% of homes with central heating and/or air conditioning share a common problem. Some rooms
get too hot when the heat comes on or too cold when the air conditioning comes on.

An average home in North America has 9-12 rooms with typically 2-4 rooms being over heated or
over cooled.

Comfort

Installing an Activent in each of these rooms helps eliminate this problem. The homeowner simply
replaces an existing air register with an Activent unit complete with its own electronic louver
system. This louver system is controlled by a temperature controller (RTC) that is mounted on the
wall or simply placed in the room. The homeowner sets the desired temperature for the room and
the RTC will open or close the louver system in the Activent unit to maintain the desired tempera­ture.

Energy Savings

In addition to maintaining the desired temperature in Activent controlled rooms, the Activent
redistributes the hot or cold air to other rooms. This allows the rest of the home to reach its set
temperature in a more efficient manner, therefore helping reduce utility bills by up to 5% per
Activent equipped room (I.E. two rooms up to 10%, etc.).

Number of Vents Per Home

We recommend installing an Activent unit only in rooms that are too warm during the heating cycle
and/or too cold in the cooling cycle. However, we do not recommend installing Activent systems in
more than 1/3 of the air registers.*

*Activent can be used in multi-zoned HVAC systems. In such installations you may install Activent in
up to 1/3 of the air registers within each zone.

Number of air

registers in home

Maximum number of

Activents recommended

8 2
9 to 11 3
12 to 14 4
15 to 17 5
18 to 20 6
21 to 23 7

Installation: Step 1 – Unpack

The Activent package contains 3 items; (1) The Activent louver system, (2) Activent louver cover and
(3) a Remote Temperature Control (RTC).

Activent Louver System

Activent Louver Cover

Remote Temperature Control