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product_id: 439552891
title: "Flair Smart Vent 4x10 (White), AC Vent Cover for Floors, Walls and Ceilings.…"
brand: "flair"
price: "KD 121.90"
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reviews_count: 5
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# App & voice assistant control 915 MHz radio comms Alloy steel durability Flair Smart Vent 4x10 (White), AC Vent Cover for Floors, Walls and Ceilings.…

**Brand:** flair
**Price:** KD 121.90
**Availability:** ❌ Out of Stock

## Summary

> 🌬️ Upgrade your airflow game — smart comfort, smart savings!

## Quick Answers

- **What is this?** Flair Smart Vent 4x10 (White), AC Vent Cover for Floors, Walls and Ceilings.… by flair
- **How much does it cost?** KD 121.90 with free shipping
- **Is it available?** Currently out of stock
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## Best For

- flair enthusiasts

## Why This Product

- Trusted flair brand quality
- Free international shipping included
- Worldwide delivery with tracking
- 15-day hassle-free returns

## Key Features

- • **Energy & Cost Savings:** 7-day scheduling and room-level control reduce wasted heating/cooling and lower bills.
- • **Precision Climate Control:** Automatically adjusts airflow per room for perfect temperature balance.
- • **Easy, No-Wire Installation:** Simply swap your old vents—no drilling or wiring needed, guided by an intuitive app.
- • **Robust Build & Compatibility:** Durable alloy steel vent fits floors, walls, and ceilings, powered by reliable 24V HVAC systems.
- • **Seamless Smart Home Integration:** Works effortlessly with smart thermostats, Flair Puck, and voice assistants for hands-free comfort.

## Overview

The Flair Smart Vent 4x10 is a white alloy steel vent cover designed for floors, walls, and ceilings that integrates with smart thermostats and the Flair Puck to deliver precise, room-by-room temperature control. Operating on a 915 MHz radio frequency, it automates vent opening and closing based on sensor data, enabling energy-efficient heating and cooling. Installation requires no wiring, and the system is managed via a dedicated app with voice assistant compatibility. While praised for its smart zoning capabilities and build quality, it relies on cloud connectivity and additional sensors for full functionality.

## Description

Flair Smart Vent 4x10 (White), AC Vent Cover for Floors, Walls and Ceilings. Requires Flair Puck to operate. Compatible with Smart Thermostats and Voice Assistants.

Review: Having run these vents for over a year now (since September 2022), I've found their functionality to be reliable. A rating of this product with only one star seems unfair and likely stem from a misunderstanding of its technical capabilities and intended function. The basic functionality of the vents is to shut off a room from being heated or cooled. They respond to trigger temperatures, and this will open or close the valve automatically. The vents lack a built-in temperature sensor and need a Flair Puck (available from Flair) or the temperature sensors of the thermostat (in my case Ecobee). Successful operation requires a Flair Puck (as gateway) and a robust Wi-Fi connection. Overall, I found that the Vents/Puck installation does not require an above average technical understanding (though some technical familiarity is necessary). What is very counter intuitive is the app settings. It is clearly made by engineers and is not very user friendly. The software doesn't feel very mature yet. A couple of items which helped me get the system to do what I want. This is for a home with a smart thermostat: 1) After integration of your smart thermostat go to 'home settings/thermostats' and turn off 'Allow flair to adjust thermostat'. The scheduling and temp control of the flair system is significantly less sophisticated than your smart thermostat and you want to prevent this app from overriding your home settings. 2) Stay in 'home setting' and go to the 'System' section. Set 'Set point controller' to 'Thermostat'. Same reason as point 1 3) Only create rooms in the app where you have Flair Vents. I installed Flair vents in rooms which I want to close off from my forced air heating/cooling system when not occupied (I have a larger house 6000 sq.ft.). You will need to have a temp sensor in each of these rooms, either a Puck or a thermostat sensor. The flair Puck is 2x the price of an Ecobee sensor, so it was an easy choice for me. Zones are created automatically by the flair app when you complete the smart thermostat integration. I have two zones as I have two Ecobees in my home. 4) Get a cup of coffee and patiently start making the schedules per room/room group/zone. It is a tedious affair. I had to make one for the winter and one for the summer as Flair works with a single trigger value for both cooling and heating. Normally your trigger temperature for cooling is set higher than your trigger temperature for heating, so a single trigger value didn’t work for me. Set ‘Mode’ to ‘Auto’, the flair system will detect whether the system is heating or cooling, prompting Flair to adjust the open/close action accordingly. 5) Go to 'Device settings' and turn off 'Push notifications' and 'Geofencing'. These functions are redundant when using a smart thermostat. 6) I would recommend to not install Smart vents in Bathrooms. I learned this after my install. You want Bathrooms to be warm. In the winter, the vent has to be all open to let the heat in, in summer fully closed to keep the cold AC out. This can easily be done by a regular (mechanical) vent, which you open/close before the summer and winter period. The issue with using smart vents is that the APP will open vents to ensure a minimum of vents are open to safeguard your AC system. Unfortunately you can not dictate which of the smart vents it will open (or keep closed). This results in frequent freezing bathrooms. Also, the Smart vents are not able to provide a 100% closed vent. The system works great and does what I intended it to do. The flair engineers created an over complicated app by inserting features which are (and should only be) controlled by your smart thermostat. Turn that off. The scheduling is tedious, but you will need to do it to get the max out of your flair system. Best of luck in your implementation! -----###----- Edit: I have been running my system without the bridge for years without any issues. I'm adding this comment because I believe the Flair marketing of the new bridge device is misleading. It suggests you need the device even if you have a solid home Wi-Fi network, which is incorrect. Be aware that this system is cloud based (not sure why) so Flair severs are required to operate the system. If your Internet down so are your vents (open in case of lost connectivity). Even worse if Flair goes out of business your system is inoperable. An alternative to Flair vents are vents from "Keen home". Have a look, read the reviews and make your pick.
Review: I bought 6 of these vents with one puck (spent $$$), and I have used the vents for about 6 months now, and I feel like I can give an appropriate review now. Overall, not worth the money because it is not reliable and does not work all the time. I think because the vents are cloud based, Flair does not have fast servers for communicating with the vents. My vents are always losing connection and stuck at one state (either closed or open) even when it should be in the other state. To be clear, all my vents and puck are all on the top floor of my house which is just about 700 sq. ft. and I have my internet modem hookup on the top floor with about 500MB of internet service bandwidth and an Orbi RBR50 kit with hard-wired RBS50 satellites that provides solid internet network mesh in all areas of my house. The point is, I have a very great internet service in my house because I work from home full-time. Did I forget to mention that the puck is on the same desk as my Orbi RBR50 router and modem, but still, things don't work as should. I also have an Ecobee thermostat with sensors in very room with is linked to the Flair app and set in automatic mode. I even go as far as buying an app that integrates Flair with SmartThings so that I can also use SmartThings to control the vents, still the experience is still not great because of the poor Flair servers. I really wanted the vents to work as intended but it simply does not work all the time. So many times I would wake up in the middle of the night sweating profusely only to find out that the A/C is set to 74 but the two vents in my room are closed. I'll then pull the vents from the HVAC track since I will need to open the app on the my phone, put the app in setup mode and then wait for the vents to be re-discovered before the vents will work again (who wants to do all that in the middle of the night, half way-asleep?). I could go on and on to count all the ways these vents failed to deliver value for the money but still priced very high (not the mention how multiple closed vents can be bad for the central A/C unit which the vents claims to properly manage by lettings some vents stay open to help with the pressure on the A/C unit). For me, I count the investment as a loss, since I am not really getting the value for my money. This would have been great if the entire system (vent, puck, app and Flair server) worked well, but sadly they do not.

## Features

- ELIMINATE UNEVEN ROOM TEMPS & GET ROOM LEVEL CONTROL: Flair Smart Vents work with central systems to bring precise airflow & intelligent control for heating/cooling your smart home. They use smart thermostat and temperature sensor data to automatically open and close vent registers to heat or cool the right rooms at the right time.
- THE PERFECT FLAIR SYSTEM: Flair Smart Vent systems require a Flair Bridge to operate (sold separately). Every room with Flair Smart Vents needs a temperature sensor. Use a Flair Puck (sold separately), integrated smart thermostat, or compatible room sensor.
- INSTALLATION, SETUP & SUPPORT: Replace wall, ceiling and floor vents. No drilling or wiring. Simply take out your old vent and drop in Flair. Flair's app will guide you through step-by-step instructions to connect your devices and complete setup. Flair has a dedicated support team to assist, available 9am-5pm ET (Mon-Fri). Reach us by email, phone or chat.
- POWERED BY SOFTWARE: Control your system from anywhere with Flair’s hvacOS. Use 7-Day scheduling to set individual schedules for each room, and mark rooms as inactive to save energy and money.
- COMPATIBILITY: Flair works with your existing thermostat (smart or traditional) to give you room-by-room temperature control. Flair also works with voice assistants to add simple room-by-room voice control.

## Technical Specifications

| Specification | Value |
|---------------|-------|
| ASIN | B07TLHNXJT |
| Brand | Flair |
| Colour | White |
| Customer Reviews | 4.0 4.0 out of 5 stars (158) |
| Date First Available | 27 Jun. 2019 |
| Item Weight | 1.09 kg |
| Material | Alloy Steel |
| Product Dimensions | 12.95 x 30.48 x 6.86 cm; 1.09 kg |
| Special Features | 915 MHz radio for communication, works with Flair Puck, steel construction, attaches to wall and ceiling with screws |
| Voltage | 24 Volts |

## Product Details

- **Brand:** Flair
- **Colour:** White
- **Connectivity technology:** 24V AC
- **Controller type:** Amazon Alexa or Google Assistant
- **Included components:** 1 x Smart Vent, 2x C-Cell Batteries, 2 x Screws
- **Model name:** Flair Smart Vent
- **Product dimensions:** 13D x 30.5W x 6.9H centimetres
- **Specific uses for product:** Residential
- **Temperature Control Type:** programmable

## Images

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## Customer Reviews

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐ Review
*by M***C on 21 March 2024*

Having run these vents for over a year now (since September 2022), I've found their functionality to be reliable. A rating of this product with only one star seems unfair and likely stem from a misunderstanding of its technical capabilities and intended function. The basic functionality of the vents is to shut off a room from being heated or cooled. They respond to trigger temperatures, and this will open or close the valve automatically. The vents lack a built-in temperature sensor and need a Flair Puck (available from Flair) or the temperature sensors of the thermostat (in my case Ecobee). Successful operation requires a Flair Puck (as gateway) and a robust Wi-Fi connection. Overall, I found that the Vents/Puck installation does not require an above average technical understanding (though some technical familiarity is necessary). What is very counter intuitive is the app settings. It is clearly made by engineers and is not very user friendly. The software doesn't feel very mature yet. A couple of items which helped me get the system to do what I want. This is for a home with a smart thermostat: 1) After integration of your smart thermostat go to 'home settings/thermostats' and turn off 'Allow flair to adjust thermostat'. The scheduling and temp control of the flair system is significantly less sophisticated than your smart thermostat and you want to prevent this app from overriding your home settings. 2) Stay in 'home setting' and go to the 'System' section. Set 'Set point controller' to 'Thermostat'. Same reason as point 1 3) Only create rooms in the app where you have Flair Vents. I installed Flair vents in rooms which I want to close off from my forced air heating/cooling system when not occupied (I have a larger house 6000 sq.ft.). You will need to have a temp sensor in each of these rooms, either a Puck or a thermostat sensor. The flair Puck is 2x the price of an Ecobee sensor, so it was an easy choice for me. Zones are created automatically by the flair app when you complete the smart thermostat integration. I have two zones as I have two Ecobees in my home. 4) Get a cup of coffee and patiently start making the schedules per room/room group/zone. It is a tedious affair. I had to make one for the winter and one for the summer as Flair works with a single trigger value for both cooling and heating. Normally your trigger temperature for cooling is set higher than your trigger temperature for heating, so a single trigger value didn’t work for me. Set ‘Mode’ to ‘Auto’, the flair system will detect whether the system is heating or cooling, prompting Flair to adjust the open/close action accordingly. 5) Go to 'Device settings' and turn off 'Push notifications' and 'Geofencing'. These functions are redundant when using a smart thermostat. 6) I would recommend to not install Smart vents in Bathrooms. I learned this after my install. You want Bathrooms to be warm. In the winter, the vent has to be all open to let the heat in, in summer fully closed to keep the cold AC out. This can easily be done by a regular (mechanical) vent, which you open/close before the summer and winter period. The issue with using smart vents is that the APP will open vents to ensure a minimum of vents are open to safeguard your AC system. Unfortunately you can not dictate which of the smart vents it will open (or keep closed). This results in frequent freezing bathrooms. Also, the Smart vents are not able to provide a 100% closed vent. The system works great and does what I intended it to do. The flair engineers created an over complicated app by inserting features which are (and should only be) controlled by your smart thermostat. Turn that off. The scheduling is tedious, but you will need to do it to get the max out of your flair system. Best of luck in your implementation! -----###----- Edit: I have been running my system without the bridge for years without any issues. I'm adding this comment because I believe the Flair marketing of the new bridge device is misleading. It suggests you need the device even if you have a solid home Wi-Fi network, which is incorrect. Be aware that this system is cloud based (not sure why) so Flair severs are required to operate the system. If your Internet down so are your vents (open in case of lost connectivity). Even worse if Flair goes out of business your system is inoperable. An alternative to Flair vents are vents from "Keen home". Have a look, read the reviews and make your pick.

### ⭐⭐ Review
*by E***L on 26 October 2021*

I bought 6 of these vents with one puck (spent $$$), and I have used the vents for about 6 months now, and I feel like I can give an appropriate review now. Overall, not worth the money because it is not reliable and does not work all the time. I think because the vents are cloud based, Flair does not have fast servers for communicating with the vents. My vents are always losing connection and stuck at one state (either closed or open) even when it should be in the other state. To be clear, all my vents and puck are all on the top floor of my house which is just about 700 sq. ft. and I have my internet modem hookup on the top floor with about 500MB of internet service bandwidth and an Orbi RBR50 kit with hard-wired RBS50 satellites that provides solid internet network mesh in all areas of my house. The point is, I have a very great internet service in my house because I work from home full-time. Did I forget to mention that the puck is on the same desk as my Orbi RBR50 router and modem, but still, things don't work as should. I also have an Ecobee thermostat with sensors in very room with is linked to the Flair app and set in automatic mode. I even go as far as buying an app that integrates Flair with SmartThings so that I can also use SmartThings to control the vents, still the experience is still not great because of the poor Flair servers. I really wanted the vents to work as intended but it simply does not work all the time. So many times I would wake up in the middle of the night sweating profusely only to find out that the A/C is set to 74 but the two vents in my room are closed. I'll then pull the vents from the HVAC track since I will need to open the app on the my phone, put the app in setup mode and then wait for the vents to be re-discovered before the vents will work again (who wants to do all that in the middle of the night, half way-asleep?). I could go on and on to count all the ways these vents failed to deliver value for the money but still priced very high (not the mention how multiple closed vents can be bad for the central A/C unit which the vents claims to properly manage by lettings some vents stay open to help with the pressure on the A/C unit). For me, I count the investment as a loss, since I am not really getting the value for my money. This would have been great if the entire system (vent, puck, app and Flair server) worked well, but sadly they do not.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐ Review
*by W***E on 6 May 2022*

The smart vents are a nice addition to a home in which you are looking to impact the room temp of individual rooms. Understanding that when doors are open or overall air transfer occurs hot/ cool air will exchange with the rest of the house. These are really easy to install. There are a few steps to get it put together (only need a phillips head screwdriver). It comes with batteries and pretty solid instructions on what to do. Note: you will need the puck to control one or more of these devices. Once you unpack and install the batteries, an app on your phone will allow you to connect the vent with the puck controller. With the vents installed it is easy to assign them to specific rooms and sync them with room temp sensors. Yes, there are several pieces of equipment that is required all in for this to be effective. It can all tie in pretty easily with a home thermostat (if you have a smart enough thermostat). All in with the vents installed and synced, it is a nice way to provide room level control. My daughter enjoys a warmer room at night than what we keep the house at. In the summer I simple change the vent set level to a warmer temp, so it closes early as the rest of the house continues to cool. The wife and I enjoy a cooler room in the winter, the vent closes early as the rest of the house continues to heat. It is a nice way to help make everyone a little more comfortable in their space.

## Frequently Bought Together

- Flair Smart Vent 4x10 (White), AC Vent Cover for Floors, Walls and Ceilings.…
- Flair Puck Wireless Thermostat Companion Product to Flair Smart Vents or a standalone Mini Split Controller
- Flair Bridge Networking Device

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