After helping a client out, I had to put this Airwave topic into writing.

If you are using a different smart thermostat you might have a similar feature but under a different name.

One of our clients, David A. wanted to share his installation experience

In this video I venture to my parents home and install one of our boards.

Last week, on July 4th I helped my friend Kyle to convert his swamp cooler. Similar story, he wanted to control it via Nest thermostat. So far I’ve sold a dozen or so boards. And people have been happy with the product so far. This particular scenario was not much different. The only thing I was there to help him out with the installation.

Apparently there is a way to share your online designs in 3D!

Really cool! Check this out!

At this point I manually assemble PCBs. Just during this beta stage.

It is important to keep customer feedback loop so we can refine the design. Once the design is proven and we are ready to move on to the production, the assembly process will be done by the machines.

So far we have handful of people that successfully installed our product!

The G signal controls the fan. Your thermostat is capable of running the fan on its own without heating and cooling applied for the circulation. As long as you have this signal present and connected to the thermostat of course!

Traditionally the G signal is considered a cooling side signal. You might already see some problems here…

The Smart Swamp Cooler board comes with an option of disabling the cooling side transformer and making the system run of furnace transformer. Making it single transformer system!

Find out Pros and Cons in this post!

I've filmed a little demo just to prove that the prototype works