AirTouch uses these readings to adjust the airflow to each zone, so it works from a current temperature, not one that's several minutes old.

Why does that matter for comfort?

Room temperature changes through the day with sunlight, people in the room, cooking, open doors and the weather outside. When a zone drifts from its set temperature, AirTouch adjusts that zone's airflow to bring it back.

What happens when I turn a zone back on?

The sensor keeps sending temperatures even while its zone is off. AirTouch keeps working out the airflow that zone needs. When you turn the zone back on, its damper (the air valve in the duct) opens straight to the position needed to hold your set temperature.

Does my temperature sensor need Wi-Fi?

No. The ITS uses its own dedicated RF (radio frequency) wireless link to talk to your AirTouch system. That means:

Should I have two sensors in one zone?

Two sensors can help in large open-plan, long or irregularly shaped areas, where one spot may not reflect the whole space.

Quick facts: AirTouch 5 ITS

Update rate
About every 30 seconds when idle, sooner when used (for example, a button press)
Communication
Dedicated RF wireless to the AirTouch system
Home Wi-Fi
Not used or needed
Power
Battery, low power use over RF
Zone off
Keeps reporting, so the zone opens to the right position when turned on
Button
Physical zone on/off control
Two per zone
Suited to large open-plan, long or irregularly shaped areas

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