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>r Manual Installing your Flai Contents:

e ThinkLite Flair Monitor e Sensor Capsules (x2) ea RAniinting Crraaic ae ; wuts BS y r Air Quality Monitor e Magnetic Monitor Cover e Wall Mount a fr\iitlat Andantarc EVIMUETLIT TE Bele WWVO e Ethernet Cable e Wall Plug Where should it go and I We recommend mounting your monit above the floor. This is the optimal da and where it is most effective to have B.. 1 \

NAMALIOO Mruavev! ~~) e Monitor Power Cord e Instruction Guide 10W to use?

or on your wall anywhere from 3-7 feet ta zone for monitoring airborne pathogens the monitor gauge data. 3-7 feet above the floor Usage Scenarios Our ThinkLite Air Quality experts can I based on your floor plan. The best placement for your Flair Air most accurate air samples of the roon 1elp you determine the most effective installatior Quality Monitor is in a central location where it c2 1. 1 locations timately We recommend naving your r Windows 98% = Vents Doors e The reason for this is to avoid ano misguide your facility e Each closed room in which people information of the air quality. Exar suites. offices. etc. nonitor installed away trom the Trollow

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() Air conditioners oh malies, which can misrepresent your data and ult tend to congregate will need its own device to g nples may include conference rooms, restrooms, et private ut the e For large open areas, such as lobb ThinkLite Flair Air Monitors to allow fc ies, warehouses, open offices, its best to space c yr 1 device per 5,000 square feet of open space.

i 5,000 sq. ft. STEP 1. Separate the monitor from the k yack shell. STEP 2. VS Insert the sensor modules into t into either side, left or right. Pus!

each sensor is fully seated. he base of the monitor. They can be inser n gently until you hear an audible click anc STEP 3. Use a level to make sure you a ing the back shell straight on t Use a drill to make the holes ai longer (A) screws provided to :

install the shell on the wall. re mount-

he wall. nd the two securely ly Screv STEP 4. Fit the Flair monitor into the ba ck shell on the wall. STEP 5. Use the smaller screw (B) to se in the back shell. a

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UO STEP 6. (a.) Plug the cable into a wall outl or the back of the device, and et and then into either the side of the n then turn on the power Nonitor STEP 6. (b.) Plug the PoE into a wall outle monitor or the back of the de C Port 1

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Power Input Options:

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>B-C powered Authentication nkLite v1 Battery: 5200mAh / 4.2V Time: Up to 2 hrs Warranty: Monitor: 5 Years Sensor Modules: 2 Accessories: Wall mount plate,

& screws, USB cat adapter, ethernet Certifications: RoHS This product is us used as wa Senso!

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Front DASHBOARD- FUNCT After the user logs in they are tal a. On this page, the time is |

(from left to right) indicat icon indicates an etherne ION en to the DAHSBOARD displayed in the top left. The first icon on the top righ tes that data is being transferred to and from the clou t cord is plugged in if ethernet is being used. the thirc t of the screen id, the second

! one is the should go dark

= Good, yurple = very it specific y, Bad, very red bar. it of the

Wi-Fi if Wi-Fi is being use gray if they are not being The colored bars around Yellow = Moderate, Oran unhealthy, and maroon =

datapoint. Below the lars unhealthy, and hazardou Left side of the screen (bi matrix, once the user clic unit. However, the user c will be on the left side en De ee ee a 7 7 =

d, and the fourth is showing the device battery. Icon :

in used. the cards indicate how good the air quality is (Green :

ge = Unhealthy for sensitive group, red = unhealthy, |

: hazardous). The big number is the actual data for the se number will say either Good, Moderate, unhealthy s which directly correlates with the number and colc ig tile): the big tile will show the reading, state and un ks on the big tile then they should see the historical d an click on any of the small tiles on the right of the sc larged. ee ee ae ok ee ok Le es ata OT tnat reen and they red by will 1 the settings. Mold Growth CAC! UdlaVUTITIL Io Te doul always be displayed to th M ThinkLite Conference Room 1 QxYF Oe a) a PM 2.5 > TVOCs ja 9:13 AM ThinkLite Conference Room 1 8 26 PC 0.1> Pua 67 | :

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| a 87] 67 | 47 AQ Mold Index Temperature AQqi b. The ThinkLite Air logo is c Indoor they will be bro:

from either Indoor, Out jisplayed. To the right you will see Indoor. If the use ught to another screen that allows them to change th door, or Indoor & Outdoor. Indoor & Outdoor ir clicks eir display here are s to change arrow next to aver metric is atapoint c. Both PC and PM have an multiple variations of eac what is being displayed o it to open another screer selected will be the prim shown within both PC an 9:13 AM

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arrow next to their names. This arrow indicates that t th of those metrics (0.1, 0.3, 0.5, etc). If the user want n the home screen, they can click the name with the 1 allowing the user to select a different metric. Which ary data shown on the dashboard as well as the first d d PM in their internal screens shown below. low image d. When the end user recei ves a notification, the notification will display as the b am 308 | 163 | 87 co2 Humidity en] | #7) Temperature Mold Index e. Outdoor dashboard page 2.5 and PM 10 meaning t Indoor Dashboard page a 10:26 AM ThinkLite \ir 40

: As you noticed in the below image, there is no arrov hat there are not options. However, the same functio jpplies on this page as well. PM 2.5 >

yvV next to PM nality for the f. Indoor vs Outdoor dashb Left is indoor while the ri 9:13 AM ThinkLite \\

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| be brought ircle next to When the end user clicks up to this page below she the word good gives th on the enlarge tile on the home screen then they wil ywing the unit, the status, and the progress bar. The c e end user information about the unit, the color etc. 9:13 AM Air Quality Index This means Index is at a go currently Goo our Air Quality od level. You are in safe air d @

h. Onthe top right of the sc i. First one is the h 9:13 AM Air Quality Index 4 ii. The second icon AQI. On every |

datapoint. This n reen, (left to right) ome is the graph: In the top left you will see a number follc metric, there will be a number followed by the unit fo umber is a direct display of where the user is selectec ywed by r that given

| on the graph yr) are moved to change the own below. and will change v elsewhere. The blue Today date of the data |

vhen the dot and line (I will refer to this as the selectc with an arrow next to it once clicked allows the user displayed, as well as filter a data range. This will be sh Oday with y clicking the

>xport the p to get back same date in varts. The third icon is '

the arrow next tc clock icon. In the given data withir The user scrolls v to the top. The date in grap both the graph, the table: The user can change the date by clicking Ti

) it, as well as the timeframes displayed in the table b bottom right the user can click the export button to 1 the selected date or date range. ertically down to see more data and will scroll back u 1 and charts are universal and will be displayed as the harts, and within every other datapoints graph and cl ge), then they iv. When the user cl can choose differ icks on the clock icon on the table (see the above ima ent timeframe to view the data:

Vi. When the user cl settings to expor When the user cl date or adate ra icks on export button, then they will be brought up tc t the data, please refer to the export in the setting se icks on Today > then they will be brough up to eithe nge, option can change by the toggle of the right side

) the export ction. 2>r select one of the screen. eH F >

Date Range &

20 2021 February ity screen iser can drag Activity: the euser can access the shows all the device alert notifica the brightness left & right to char The two icons on the right side o'

ir activity by swiping down from any screen, the activ tion, in order of the most recent at the top. The end t ge the screen brightness of the device. F the screen are settings and lock/unlock. Q Activity AQI Alert:

CO2 Alert:

e and that 1 can either ymatically

> a F 4. Settings: General Settings: Locati When the user swipe from botto:

will take them to the home page a. Location:

i. Users can change finish typing the on, Date, Time, and Time Zone. m up they then should be able to exist the setting pag they were on before going into the settings.

> the location by typing the name of the city they ther name if the name did not show in the suggestion autc ii. Date: User can ct February iii. Time: user can ct ange the date ange the time and the time type (12 hr or 24 hr)

iv. Timezone setting ley can re network ave it static b. Internet settings:

Wi-Fi settings: w configure their w informaiton , anc IP. n Time (ET) hen the end user clicks on the wi-fi setting tap then tt fifi by their change the netwrok add a network view tl 1 configure the network IP address if they chosse to h Wi-Fi Nome 01 Are you sure you want to forget this network?

Configure IPv4 When theuser cli epe a Configure IPv4 cks on the security tap then they can choose the type of the ould self certificate they Ww assigned the cert

/ould ke TO Connect To tne device. ine Flair Gevice sn ificate after it is due to expire. ee the not ii. Ethernet: when t connection infor connected, then he user clicks on the ethernet tap, they then should s mation if the ethernet is connected, if the ethernet is they should see no info:

The end user can also configure the setting manually. Sensors:

i. The pie charts di:

in the device. As number and the splay the health of the two sensors located their health goes down, so does the pie chart. f the number Sensor Health PM & VOC ii. Calibration and R reset baselines w a. Cli esetting the Baseline: 1. CO. / TVOCs jireframe:

ick on settings > Calibration > Reset Baseline 9:13 AM

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to the first I] Lo... This will reset the baseline for the VOC reading of your sensor. Are you sure you want to reset 1. When you press no, it should go back page. And when you press on yes, it progress line as showing in the image 9:13 AM egqi Fr >

TH STIOVW. below should show hat the image you back to Reset in progress 2. When the progress is finished, then it the below image for 3 seconds. After t should disappear automatically bring \

the first page. 9:13 AM co2 Progress completed b. Re 9:13 AM Note setting the CO2 baseline:

Reseting the CO2 baseline on this device will remove all existing calibrtions. Calibration should only be preformed either in a controlled environment with a CO2 level of 400 ppm, or outdoor. If oudoor, no sources of CO2, including people, should be within 5m of the device. Countdown: | 5 min i. When you click on cancel, this should bring you first page. However, when you click on start, t start the resetting process as showing below:

: The countdown seconds is based on the selection a DdACK LO Ne nat should bove which is in count

| cancel the he first down. Use the old Flair device for reference. When you press on the cancel button, that wil Resetting baseline in progress The device will calibrate the CO2 in 2451 seconds ii. Below as another example explaining the cour the progress bar 9:13 AM

Resetting baseline in progress The device will calibrate the CO2 in 750 seconds 1t down and etting AM

/O1 Jni Cancel When the count down if finished, then the res baseline progress will start as showing below Reset in progress 2ading value, down from 2. Unit calibr for exam iv. Image showing a progress completed. AM @ YF ce

(OC 02 Progress completed Jnit ation: end user can add or subtract from the sensor r ple if the end user wants the value to be either up or what it is and selec 9:13 AM

< Unit Calibratic Air Quality Index A PC 0.1 Os originally being read, then they can select the metric

-t + or and enter the number. s they want wants it to librate uner vey are done. Another show on 20 and s Custo Some fa calibrati value be Custom example, if the value if the AQI is 50, but the end use 30 on the screen, then the end user will select AQI ca lect the sign and click on the update button after t 1 AQI Conversion Factor cilities may want to specify a custom unit 4 2?

on. To do so, please enter a conversion low, The default is the sensor reading. 4 5 6 value = default + or - input value below O &) Cancel has and not ness settings. L=

d. Display settings: In this se brightness, orientation, a changed to default. i. Brightness: The Se 2ction the end user can control the display setting suc ind timeout. Setting should be remine as they select it nd user can drag this left or right to adjust the bright

< Brightness ide down. ii. Orientation: This

< Orientation iii. Timeout: This all

< Timeout allows the end user to change the rightside up or ups

| Right Side Up ows the use to change the screen timeout settings:

datapoints on or off any Show with e. Data points: Visibility, Un Visibility: The vis!

they'd like to dis datapoint. If the the toggle to the its, and Alert ibility settings allow for users to directly adjust which olay on the dashboard. The user can individually turn:

user turns off a datapoint it will say Hide instead of left. Visibility Air Quality Index apoints. This ii. Units: Users can |

will change both 9:13 AM Units Air Quality Index hange the units theyd like displayed for specific date the dashboard units and internal screen units. le, or onding iii. Alerts: The user change them ind datapoints.

< Alerts Air Quality Index

(Ae PM an enable or disable alerts for all by using the top tog ividually by using the toggles below with their corresr F. To preform 1 serial numbe

< Reset Factory Se Enter 4 Digits last 4 digits of the device's Se Factory reset, the device then asks for the last four dig 2r of the device. rial Number. its of the re the irmware e. i. Device details: end user car connectivity methods. i. Device detail suc version and upd 9:13 AM View Details Unique ID Serial Number Manufacturer Model 1 view the device detail and can also view and configu h as device ID, serial number, manufacturer, model, fi ites, enabling auto update and factory reset the devic Viodbus Firmware Version ii. Connectivity sucl TCP/IP, Syslog, at heck Enabled 1 as MQTT, BACnet/IP, BACnet MS/TP, Modbus RTU, I yd network diagnostics

FCC& ISDE Statement This device complies with Part 15 of the FCC Rules and with Industry Canada licence-exempt RSS standard(s).Operation is subject to the following two conditions:

(1)this device may not cause harmful interference, and (2)this device must accept any interference received, including interference that may cause undesired operation. Cet appareil est conforme a la partie 15 des rgles de la FCC et aux normes RSS exemptes de licence d'Industrie Canada. Le fonctionnement est soumis aux deux conditions suivantes :(1)cet appareil ne doit pas causer dinterfrences nuisibles, et (2)cet appareil doit accepter toute interference regue, y compris les interferences pouvant entrainer un fonctionnement inds Changes or modifications to this unit not expressly approved by the party responsible forcompliance could void the user's authority to operate the equipment. NOTE: This equipment has been tested and found to comply with the limits for a Class B digital device, pursuant to Part 15 of the FCC Rules. These limits are designed to provide reasonableprotection against harmful interference in a residential installation. This equipment generates.uses and can radiate radio frequency energy and, if not installed and used in accordance withthe instructions, may cause harmful interference to radio communications. However, there is noguarantee that interference will not occur in a particular installation. If this equipment doescause harmful interference to radio or television reception, which can be determined by turningthe equipment off and on, the user is encouraged to try to correct the interference by one ormore of the following measures:

-- Reorient or relocate the receiving antenna.

-- Increase the separation between the equipment and receiver.

-- Connect the equipment into an outlet on a circuit different from that to which the receiver is connected.

-- Consult the dealer or an experienced radio/TV technician for help. This device meets the exemption from the routine evaluation limits in section 2.5 of RSS 102 and compliance with RSS 102 RF exposure, users can obtain Canadian information on RF exposure and compliance. cet appareil est conforme a I'exemption des limites d'valuation courante dans la section 2.5 du cnr - 102 et conformit avec rss 102 de I'exposition aux rf, les utilisateurs peuvent obtenir des donnes canadiennes sur I'exposition aux champs rf et la conformite. This equipment complies with Canada radiation exposure limits set forth for an uncontrolled environment. Cet quipement est conforme aux limites d'exposition aux rayonnements du Canada tablies pour un environnement non contrdl. Radiation Exposure Statement for camera This equipment should be installed and operated with minimum distance Ocm between the radiator & your body. Cet quipement doit tre install et utilis a une distance minimale de 0 cm entre le radiateur et votre corps. The device for operation in the band 5150-5250 Mtz is only for indoor use to reduce the potential for harmful interference to co-channel mobile satellite systems. U'appareil destin a fonctionner dans la bande 5150-5250 MHz est uniquement destin a une utilisation en intrieur afin de rduire le potentiel d'interfrences nuisibles aux systemes mobiles par satellite cocanaux.

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(0 this device may not cause harmful interference, 20d a) (this device mst accept any interference ceed a cluding interference that may ease vadesized operation. a i darts PaslaQMeniorr24 outveate || C FE ROHS QD) C5 We

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0 A. FOCID: 2aexo-TLIAGF 1. This device complies with Part.S ofthe BCC Rules.

(Operation i subject othe fllowing two conditions:

(() this device may not cause harmful interference, and

(2) this device mus accept any interference recived, ncuding interference that may cause undesired operation, 30mm

CONFIDENTIALITY REQUEST for Certification Service in USA Federal Communication Commission Equipment Authorization Division, Application Processing Branch 7435 Oakland Mills Road Columbia, MD 21046 Date:<2022-10-9>

Pursuant to Paragraphs 0.457 and 0.459 of the Commission's Rules (47 C.F.R.) and Section 552(b)(4) of the Freedom of Information Act, we requests confidentiality for the following products:

FCC ID Model name 2A8X9-TLIAQF TLIAQF2.0 For the product stated above, we request that the following information be held confidential;

Long-Term Exhibits Confidentiality Short-Term Confidentiality Short-Term Confidentiality Days External Photos Internal Photos, Block Diagram Schematics Test Setup Photos User's Manual Parts List Tune Up OOOO RRoO) Operational Descriptions. Dopooo8o5) The long-term confidentiality exhibits contain our trade secrets and proprietary information that could be of benefit to our competitors. The short-term confidentiality on the basis of ensuring that business sensitive information remains confidential until the actual marketing of our new device If you have any questions, please feel free to contact me at the address shown below. Sincerely, Dinesh wliclhviaw|

Name/Title: Dinesh Wadhwani/CEO Company: ThinkLite Air Address: 117 West Central Street, Suite 201, Natick MA 01760 Phone: (617) 888-3880 Fax:

E-Mail: Dinesh@ThinkLite.com

ThinkLite Air 117 West Central Street, Suite 201, Natick MA 01760 Date: 2022-10-9 FCC ID: 2A8X9-TLIAQF Model Number: TLIAQF2.0 To:

Federal Communications Commission Authorization and Evaluation Division 7435 Oakland Mills Road Columbia, MD To Whom It May Concern, We, ThinkLite Air, declare that this EUT (FCC ID: 2A8X9-TLIAQF) doesnt have Ad Hoc mode function on non-US/Canada frequencies. In addition. The frequency selection feature is disabled by firmware for devices marked to the US/Canada. For DTS part of this device, only channels 1-11 will be used in North America, Country code selection is disabled. Should you have any questions or comments regarding this matter, please have my best attention. Sincerely, Dinesh Wadham Name/Title: Dinesh Wadhwani/CEO Company: ThinkLite Air Address: 117 West Central Street, Suite 201, Natick MA 01760 Phone: (617) 888-3880 Fay Email: Dinesh@ThinkLite.com

ThinkLite Air 117 West Central Street, Suite 201, Natick MA 01760 Federal Communications Commission Authorization and Evaluation Division Equipment Authorization Branch 7435 Oakland Mills Road Columbia, MD 21046 2022-10-9 To whom it may concern:

We, the undersigned, hereby authorize Eurofins Product Service GmbH to act on our behaffin all matters ions for equipment authorization FCC ID: 2A8X9-TLIAQF including the signing of all documents related to these matters. Any and all acts carried out by Eurofins Product Service GmbH on our behalf shall have the same effect as acts of our own. relating to appli By signing this application form, we agree to Eurofins current valid General Terms and Conditions

(AGB),Testing and Certification Regulations (PZO) which can be viewed on following website www eurofins.de/ee or retrieved on request. We also hereby certify that no party to this application is subject to a denial of benefits, including FCC benefits, pursuant to Section 5301 of the Anti-Drug Abuse Act of 1988, 21 U.S.C. 862 Sincerely, hi tosh Wad lon}

Name/Title: Dinesh Wadhwani/CEO Company: ThinkLite Air Address: 117 West Central Street, Suite 201, Natick MA 01760 Phone: (617) 888-3880 Fax:

E-Mail: Dinesh@ThinkLite.com

ThinkLite Air 117 West Central Street, Suite 201, Natick MA 01760 UNII Device Declaration Letter To whom it may concern:

We have deciared below featured for FCC equipment authorization, Device FCC ID: 2A8X9-TLIAQF

(1) DFS Device: (Master 1 Client with Radar detection capability RNA Client without radar detection capability,

(2) Active / Passive Scanning , adhoc mode access point capability

(3)

(4)

(6) Active Scanning | passive scanning Frequency | (the device can | (where the device | Ad Hoc Mode Access point Band (MHz) | transmit a probe | is can listen only capability capability

(beacon with no probes) 5180-5240 | TT Yes rd No_| Byes | TJNo | T)Yes | No | TT Yes T KINo 5190-5230_| TlYes | KINo | MYes [ TINo | Lives | INo | TyYes | KINo. 6210-5210_| Ll Yes | KINo | MYes [ TINo | Lives | INo | T1Yes | KINo. 5745-5825 | []Yes Byes | TINo | TYes | KINo | Tl Yes | KINo 5755-5795 | []Yes Byes | TINo | TYes | KINo | TT Yes | KINo

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5775-6775 | [JYes Eyes | TINo [ TYes [ KINo | TlYes | KINo Country code selection ability [Yes BRINo Ifyes, pls explain how it was implemented:

Meet 15.202 requirement Byes ONo pls check below CA master device is defined as a device operating in a mode in which it has the capability to transmit without receiving an enabling signal. In this mode itis able to select a channel and initiate a network by sending enabling signals to other devices DXA client device is defined as a device operating in a mode in which the transmissions of the device are under control of the master. A device in client mode is not able to initiate a network. For client devices that have software configuration control to operate in different modes (active scanning in some and passive scanning in others) in different bands (devices with multiple equipment classes or those that operate on non-DFS frequencies) or modular devices which configure the modes of operations through software, the application must provide software and operations description on how the software and / or hardware is implemented to ensure that proper operations modes cannot be modified by end user or an installer. Apply & Does not apply

(apply, pls help to provide explanation on it was implement, and how software was controlled) Should you have any questions or comments regarding this matter, please have my best attention, Sincerely, Dios Wadbk yom)

(Signed) Name/Title: Dinesh Wadhwani/CEO Company: ThinkLite Air Address: 117 West Central Street, Suite 201, Natick MA 01760 Phone: (617) 888-3880 Fax E-Mail: Dinesh@ThinkLite.com