Single-zone and smart thermostats only read temperature at the point in the home where they are installed - which is why most homes have unbalanced air distribution.

Alea has three temperature sensors in every Alea Air™ vent which are used to determine not only the ambient room temperature, but also the air temperature entering the room through the HVAC ductwork. This unique temperature data is the basis for Alea’s airflow decision software.

Alea starts learning the moment you install your vents. Sensor data begins to map and understand the thermal characteristics of each room in which it is placed.

When you set your schedule and the desired temperature for a room, Alea combines this data with ever-changing information like outdoor weather, humidity, and room sun exposure to effectively manage the runtime of your HVAC system - always learning and adjusting to best meet your comfort needs.

Alea's sensors continuously monitor key operational parameters of your HVAC system to keep track of critical variables such as static & differential pressure, room & duct air temperature, humidity, and more, to ensure that adjustments to your Alea vent system never cause excess pressure that could harm the HVAC blower or compressor.

When the Alea platform recognizes HVAC system irregularities or air quality degradation, a notification is sent to your Alea Air app.