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product_id: 500247561
title: "Flair Puck Wireless Thermostat Companion Product to Flair Smart Vents or a standalone Mini Split Controller"
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# Compact 8cm round design fits discreetly Wi-Fi enabled for seamless smart control Battery powered with included AAA batteries Flair Puck Wireless Thermostat Companion Product to Flair Smart Vents or a standalone Mini Split Controller

**Brand:** flair
**Price:** 427145CFA
**Availability:** ✅ In Stock

## Summary

> 🔥 Stay cool, save energy, and never miss a beat with Flair Puck! 📲

## Quick Answers

- **What is this?** Flair Puck Wireless Thermostat Companion Product to Flair Smart Vents or a standalone Mini Split Controller by flair
- **How much does it cost?** 427145CFA with free shipping
- **Is it available?** Yes, in stock and ready to ship
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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

- • **Smart Away Automation:** Automatically powers down your AC when you leave, saving energy without lifting a finger.
- • **Fully Wireless Freedom:** No wiring hassle when paired with Flair Bridge—true wireless smart thermostat experience.
- • **Precision Temperature Control:** Room Sense tech delivers accurate airflow and climate management for every zone.
- • **Effortless App & Voice Control:** Manage your home climate from anywhere via app or Alexa voice commands.
- • **Universal Mini Split Compatibility:** Works with 200+ mini split brands, making your HVAC smarter instantly.

## Overview

The Flair Puck is a sleek, wireless temperature controller designed for Flair Smart Vents and mini split systems. It offers precise room-level climate control with Room Sense technology, supports over 200 mini split brands, and integrates seamlessly with Wi-Fi and Alexa for smart home convenience. Powered by included AAA batteries and featuring a compact design, it enables energy-saving automation like Smart Away, making it a modern essential for efficient, customizable heating and cooling.

## Description

A companion product to Flair Smart Vents or a standalone mini split controller.

Review: Love this system!! - I waited way too long to purchase my Flair vent system as I was leaning towards a zoned duct control system instead. The costs would have been significantly higher (up to 5 times more in parts alone) but also the install would have been a major pain for me to DIY. The Flair vents were easy to install, the app setup was straightforward with the light layout on the vents used to identify which ones were for which rooms. I love that I can set the schedule to deactivate rooms when they are not in use and have it regulate the temperature in the active ones during those days/times. I did mess up a setting by changing the Default Hold Duration setting to forever (supposed to be the default option Until Next Scheduled Event) which caused my schedule not to work but Flair support got this identified and resolved quickly. I now have everything how I want it and the room leveling is perfect (was up to 5-6 degrees difference in some rooms). It is also awesome to be able to change the temperature on-demand in the rooms when needed. So far I am very happy with my purchase, but wish I had done this sooner.
Review: I do not recommend purchasing one - I purchased the puck, as it was stated, it could run my mini split. I also had hopes of one day adding the registers to my home. When I received the device, the first surprise was that the device would need to be plugged into a wall outlet. I was under the impression I was purchasing a wireless device. after scrolling back through their website I did find mention that the first device would need to be wired. surprise. after some more reading it seems that if my devices are more than 50 feet apart I will need more wired pucks. so if I were to add floor registers being more than 50 feet away from my mini split, I will have another wired puck in my home connected to an outlet. I set it up, the mini split beeped indicating it was receiving data from puck and I thought all was set and I was good to go. I was wrong and far from being good to go. Now I have had this puck "running" my mini split for 3 weeks and here is what I have seen. the setpoint indicated on my mini split never changes away from its last setpoint it received from its factory remote. so is the mini split really running to the setpoint displayed on the puck? ehhh, we may never know. I first noticed that the puck temperature reading varied substantially from other devices I had in the room. so I linked one of my ecobee temp sensors to the flair app so I could watch them side by side. I have seen the temp displayed on the puck vs the temp the puck is showing in the app be different by more than 2 degrees. I have seen the puck vary temp by almost 5 in just a couple minutes. I have seen the temp on the puck vary up and down while the temp from my ecobee sensor holds steady. there is what flair is calling a calibration for the temp sensor in the app. it appears to be nothing more than an offset setting to me than anything else. I've set it up and down in both directions with little satisfaction that it is displaying a relevant temperature. I have had to place it directly in front of the mini split to get any kind of reading close to what devices 10 feet away are reading. Support says It has a defective temp sensor and they will replace, but there are a slew of other problems. the unit runs 24/7 and only shuts off to run the defrost cycle. is it really running to the setpoint of the puck. I have no proof or confirmation that it is. it has reached the desired temp only a couple of times but continues to run. puck is set at 72 for heating and the app says it's reading 73.5 but the unit continues to run in heat. definitely don't believe I am saving any money. some days it gets to temp, some days it just hovers around 70 degrees. again is it really running to the setpoint on the puck? don't know, the unit is displaying 70 as the setpoint when the puck is set to 72. who knows? I don't! if this is the best the puck can do with my mini split do I really have faith it could do any better with their registers? I'm not wasting anymore money to find out, that is for sure. there are settings in the app, where I can ignore the temp from the puck and use the temp from another device. So I did that. Ignored the puck and used temp reading from the ecobee sensor, but still have the same result. does my mini split even know about this app? I don't think it does. I think it is still running of the built in temp sensor, but the only proof I have is it definitely doesn't seem to be running from the temp shown in the app. I have already exuded more energy is running tests and trying to confirm if this thing even works than I ever would have by clicking the remote up and down a couple of degrees each day. does the refresh button on the app work? I speculate it does not. again I have no proof, but I have never seen anything change after pressing it. it doesn't even do the little spinning thing that almost every web based page or site does to make you think something is happening. I had the home/away on initially but the geofence is so small it just wasn't practical. if the puck does work then it will change to your setpoints every time you leave the house. going to the corner store. setpoint is gonna change. going for a walk. setpoint is gonna change. going to the grocery store for an hour? your setpoint is gonna change and you are coming back to a cold or hot house. every couple of days the app will become unresponsive on my phone and I will have to close it out completely, which is usually followed by having to login with my credentials again despite the fact the 'remember me' box is checked. All in all, 1. does it run the the setpoint on the puck? I have no proof that it does. 2. does it shutoff at the setpoint on the puck? I've never seen it happen 3. Is the puck really controlling my mini split. in manual mode I can turn it on and off. in auto? I have no proof that it does. 4. Is it a wired eye sore in the corner of my room that can't even display an accurate temperature. Yes 5. Can you calibrate the temperature? looks like an offset to me. 6. can you change the size of your geofence? nope 7. if the heating temperature setpoint is 72, what temperature will the unit shut off at? best I can tell is 77. 8. does the refresh button work. I don't believe it does. 9. definitely doesn't remember me Save your money.

## Features

- WHAT IS IT? The Flair Puck is a temperature controller for Flair Smart Vent systems and Mini Splits/Ductless Heat Pumps, bringing precise airflow & intelligent control for heating/cooling your smart home.
- FOR CENTRAL HVAC SYSTEMS WITH DUCTWORK: Every room with Flair Smart Vents needs a temperature sensor. Use a Flair Puck, integrated smart thermostat, or compatible room sensor.
- FOR MINI SPLITS/DUCTLESS HEAT PUMPS: Bring Smart Wi-Fi control to 200+ brands. Featuring Room Sense technology for accurate temperature control, and Smart Away that turns off your AC unit when you leave. 1 Puck is required for every mini split head unit.
- FULLY WIRELESS: Paired with the Flair Bridge (sold separately), the Flair Puck is the only fully wireless Smart Thermostat for Mini Splits. Comfortable with a wired connection? You don't need a Bridge. If you're using Flair Pucks to run multiple head units, we recommend integrating a Bridge into your system for expedited setup and enhanced connectivity.
- WE’RE HERE TO HELP: Flair’s support team are available 9am-5pm ET (Mon-Fri). Reach us by email, phone or chat.

## Technical Specifications

| Specification | Value |
|---------------|-------|
| ASIN | B07TPRLYS1 |
| Backlight | Yes |
| Brand | Flair |
| Brand Name | Flair |
| Colour | White |
| Connectivity Protocol | Wi-Fi |
| Connectivity Technology | Wi-Fi |
| Control Method | App, Voice |
| Control Type | Button Control |
| Controller Type | Amazon Alexa |
| Controller type | Amazon Alexa |
| Customer Reviews | 3.5 out of 5 stars 446 Reviews |
| Display Type | digital |
| Finish Type | Glossy |
| Included Components | Batteries |
| Item Dimensions D x W x H | 8D x 8W x 8H centimetres |
| Item Shape | Round |
| Manufacturer | Flair |
| Manufacturer Part Number | FLAIRPUCK001 |
| Material Type | Plastic |
| Model Name | Flair Puck |
| Model Number | 313699093 |
| Model name | Flair Puck |
| Mounting Type | Wall Mount |
| Number of Batteries | 2 AAA batteries required. (included) |
| Power Source | Air Powered |
| Product Style | Modern |
| Product dimensions | 8D x 8W x 8H centimetres |
| Special Features | Wireless |
| Special feature | Wireless |
| Specific Uses For Product | Vent |
| Temperature Control Type | Programmable |
| UPC | 868596000220 |
| Voltage | 24 Volts |

## Product Details

- **Brand:** Flair
- **Model name:** Flair Puck
- **Controller type:** Amazon Alexa
- **Special feature:** Wireless
- **Colour:** White
- **Specific uses for product:** Vent
- **Temperature Control Type:** Programmable
- **Connectivity technology:** Wi-Fi
- **Included components:** Batteries
- **Power source:** Air Powered

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## Questions & Answers

**Q: Install the Flair App**
A: To get started with installation and setup, download the Flair app and create your Flair account. The app is available on the Apple App Store and Google Play Store, plus a web app that can be accessed from a browser.

**Q: Run the Setup**
A: The Flair app will guide you through step-by-step instructions to connect your devices and complete setup. We recommend keeping your Flair devices near you during setup so they can easily be discovered.

**Q: Self Help**
A: Flair has an extensive knowledge base of information. You can access installation guides, user guides and common troubleshooting on our support website.

**Q: Contacting Flair**
A: Still experiencing issues? We're here to help. Visit our website for Live Chat (9am-8pm ET Mon-Fri & 9am-12pm ET Sat) or to send a message to our team and we'll get back to you as soon as possible.

## Customer Reviews

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Love this system!!
*by A***P on 23 October 2025*

I waited way too long to purchase my Flair vent system as I was leaning towards a zoned duct control system instead. The costs would have been significantly higher (up to 5 times more in parts alone) but also the install would have been a major pain for me to DIY. The Flair vents were easy to install, the app setup was straightforward with the light layout on the vents used to identify which ones were for which rooms. I love that I can set the schedule to deactivate rooms when they are not in use and have it regulate the temperature in the active ones during those days/times. I did mess up a setting by changing the Default Hold Duration setting to forever (supposed to be the default option Until Next Scheduled Event) which caused my schedule not to work but Flair support got this identified and resolved quickly. I now have everything how I want it and the room leveling is perfect (was up to 5-6 degrees difference in some rooms). It is also awesome to be able to change the temperature on-demand in the rooms when needed. So far I am very happy with my purchase, but wish I had done this sooner.

### ⭐ I do not recommend purchasing one
*by G***T on 6 February 2023*

I purchased the puck, as it was stated, it could run my mini split. I also had hopes of one day adding the registers to my home. When I received the device, the first surprise was that the device would need to be plugged into a wall outlet. I was under the impression I was purchasing a wireless device. after scrolling back through their website I did find mention that the first device would need to be wired. surprise. after some more reading it seems that if my devices are more than 50 feet apart I will need more wired pucks. so if I were to add floor registers being more than 50 feet away from my mini split, I will have another wired puck in my home connected to an outlet. I set it up, the mini split beeped indicating it was receiving data from puck and I thought all was set and I was good to go. I was wrong and far from being good to go. Now I have had this puck "running" my mini split for 3 weeks and here is what I have seen. the setpoint indicated on my mini split never changes away from its last setpoint it received from its factory remote. so is the mini split really running to the setpoint displayed on the puck? ehhh, we may never know. I first noticed that the puck temperature reading varied substantially from other devices I had in the room. so I linked one of my ecobee temp sensors to the flair app so I could watch them side by side. I have seen the temp displayed on the puck vs the temp the puck is showing in the app be different by more than 2 degrees. I have seen the puck vary temp by almost 5 in just a couple minutes. I have seen the temp on the puck vary up and down while the temp from my ecobee sensor holds steady. there is what flair is calling a calibration for the temp sensor in the app. it appears to be nothing more than an offset setting to me than anything else. I've set it up and down in both directions with little satisfaction that it is displaying a relevant temperature. I have had to place it directly in front of the mini split to get any kind of reading close to what devices 10 feet away are reading. Support says It has a defective temp sensor and they will replace, but there are a slew of other problems. the unit runs 24/7 and only shuts off to run the defrost cycle. is it really running to the setpoint of the puck. I have no proof or confirmation that it is. it has reached the desired temp only a couple of times but continues to run. puck is set at 72 for heating and the app says it's reading 73.5 but the unit continues to run in heat. definitely don't believe I am saving any money. some days it gets to temp, some days it just hovers around 70 degrees. again is it really running to the setpoint on the puck? don't know, the unit is displaying 70 as the setpoint when the puck is set to 72. who knows? I don't! if this is the best the puck can do with my mini split do I really have faith it could do any better with their registers? I'm not wasting anymore money to find out, that is for sure. there are settings in the app, where I can ignore the temp from the puck and use the temp from another device. So I did that. Ignored the puck and used temp reading from the ecobee sensor, but still have the same result. does my mini split even know about this app? I don't think it does. I think it is still running of the built in temp sensor, but the only proof I have is it definitely doesn't seem to be running from the temp shown in the app. I have already exuded more energy is running tests and trying to confirm if this thing even works than I ever would have by clicking the remote up and down a couple of degrees each day. does the refresh button on the app work? I speculate it does not. again I have no proof, but I have never seen anything change after pressing it. it doesn't even do the little spinning thing that almost every web based page or site does to make you think something is happening. I had the home/away on initially but the geofence is so small it just wasn't practical. if the puck does work then it will change to your setpoints every time you leave the house. going to the corner store. setpoint is gonna change. going for a walk. setpoint is gonna change. going to the grocery store for an hour? your setpoint is gonna change and you are coming back to a cold or hot house. every couple of days the app will become unresponsive on my phone and I will have to close it out completely, which is usually followed by having to login with my credentials again despite the fact the 'remember me' box is checked. All in all, 1. does it run the the setpoint on the puck? I have no proof that it does. 2. does it shutoff at the setpoint on the puck? I've never seen it happen 3. Is the puck really controlling my mini split. in manual mode I can turn it on and off. in auto? I have no proof that it does. 4. Is it a wired eye sore in the corner of my room that can't even display an accurate temperature. Yes 5. Can you calibrate the temperature? looks like an offset to me. 6. can you change the size of your geofence? nope 7. if the heating temperature setpoint is 72, what temperature will the unit shut off at? best I can tell is 77. 8. does the refresh button work. I don't believe it does. 9. definitely doesn't remember me Save your money.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐ Not perfect, but does the trick
*by D***R on 17 June 2023*

(This s a copy of my review for the Flair Smart Vents, as the Puck Thermostat is required to make them work, so they will have to be purchased together. Everything I said in that review applies to the full system) I was cautiously optimistic when I purchased these vents (and the first puck). I had read many of the reviews, especially the negative reviews, and had also read the online documentation from Flair about what smart thermostats were supported, but literally no one else makes a similar product, so I decided to roll the dice. My smart thermostat is a Honeywell model (RTH9585WF) and was a birthday gift from my kids. Now, according to what I had read online, this Honeywell model was not supported by Flair, so I was worried that if I were to make the smart vents work, I might have to ask my kids for the receipt and exchange it for a different model. So you can imagine how happily surprised I was when I connected my puck to my network, and the app immediately recognized my thermostat, and even gave me the option to let Flair control it (that didn't work out for my situation, but more on that later). I must say, I'm a bit surprised by some of the bad reviews, and am wondering if they just got a bad batch of products, because I found the set-up and installation to be quite simple and hassle-free. Each new device paired quickly and easily, and I had the whole system set up in about 30 minutes. I will agree with some of the comments that the puck dial and o/s are a little clunky and cheap feeling, but I don't deem this an issue of any real concern - they seem like a set-it-and-forget-it kind of tool to me. Once I got everything set up, I now control it all through the app on my phone, there's just no need to touch the pucks. I also have the luxury of only needing floor vents, so I didn't have to attach mine - just drop them in. I would also agree that the corded puck is not the most attractive feature in my house, but I guess I understand the need for the gateway puck to require power. My other puck is battery operated and sits attractively on a table in my den. As the title of my review says, this product is not perfect, but with some trial and error, I have the system doing exactly what I wanted it to do, and every room in my house is regularly within a degree or two of where I like it. Compared to the wild disparity that I used to experience in my multi-level townhouse and single-zone HVAC configuration, these results are a dream come true. I've lived here for 18 years, and have always struggled, year-round, to manage and equalize the temps in the house. However, it did take some effort and tweaking to find the right balance. I have both my thermostat and my Flair devices on a schedule, and have synced those schedules so that I have a very cool bedroom to sleep in every night and a comfortable 72° during the day. I've had to tweak the temperature settings on both halves of the system to find this balance. I did try letting Flair control my Honeywell thermostat, but it did not work well for me. The Honeywell has separate heating and cooling setpoints and requires a 3 degree gap between them, so the heat will not kick in until it gets colder in that room than a point effectively 4 degrees below the point where the A/C has stopped running. In contrast, the Flair pucks have a single setpoint, and with the thermostat set to auto heat/cool, it was immediately kicking the heat on when the temp dropped below its setpoint. I also found that the balance between the floors was more difficult to maintain with Flair in full control. And finally, one of the best features of my Honeywell thermostat was lost when I gave Flair control of it: the learning and auto-recovery function. It learns how long it takes to switch between the two halves on my schedule, and will begin a recovery cycle prior to the scheduled time, so when I go to bed, my room is already cold and when I wake up in the morning, my house is not freezing. Your setup and results may differ, and I do think it's cool that Flair gives the option to take full control (especially considering i didn't think it would even work with mine). Mine is a small home, so I only needed 4 vents and 2 pucks to achieve the desired results. I find the vents attractive (better than what I had), and the system easy to use and understand. At the writing of this review it is the start of summer and I've had them for just under a month. I will no doubt have another period of trial and error and a new set of schedules to set up come fall and winter, but I have to say that I am very happy with this purchase. Wish I could give 1/2 stars on these reviews, because it's almost a 5/5, but not quite. I hope this helps!

## Frequently Bought Together

- Flair Puck Wireless Thermostat Companion Product to Flair Smart Vents or a standalone Mini Split Controller
- Flair Bridge Networking Device
- Flair Smart Vent 6x10 (White), AC Vent Cover for Floors, Walls and Ceilings.

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