HVAC Installation

1. Choose the Right Placement

Locate the supply side (outflow) of your HVAC system—this is where the treated air exits.

• Ideal placement is on the main supply duct, as close to the air handler as possible, NOT BEFORE, to ensure even scent distribution throughout your space.

• Do not install in the air intake.

2. Mount the Diffuser Unit

• Secure the diffuser near the HVAC duct using wall mounts or brackets provided.

• Make sure the unit is level and accessible for refilling and maintenance.

3. Drill the Diffuser Connection Hole

• Using a drill and hole saw (usually ¼" to ½"), make a hole in the supply duct.

• Carefully insert the scent output nozzle (or tubing) into the hole, ensuring a snug fit.

• Use metal tape or a rubber grommet to secure the connection and prevent air leaks.

4. Connect Tubing

• If your diffuser uses external tubing, connect it from the diffuser’s output nozzle to the duct hole.

• Keep tubing as short and straight as possible for optimal performance.

5. Power the Unit

• Plug the diffuser into a power source.

• Some systems may be hardwired—consult a technician if needed.

6. Set Your Scenting Schedule

• Use the control panel or mobile app to program your desired scenting intervals, intensity, and schedule.

• For best results, align scenting with peak airflow times.

7. Test the System

• Turn on your HVAC system and run the diffuser.

• Walk through various rooms to ensure the fragrance is evenly distributed.

• Adjust intensity settings as needed.

Maintenance Tips:

• Refill the oil reservoir when low—only use approved fragrance oils.

• Clean the diffuser nozzle and tubing monthly to prevent buildup. Use 75% or higher isopropyl alcohol and run it for 10 mins to clear the nozzle.

• Check your schedule settings seasonally as HVAC use changes.