Elevate Home App

Installer Setup

Fill this out once for this home. These details tell the app what equipment it is measuring, so the efficiency math matches your real system instead of generic guesses. You can change it anytime.

The System

The basics of the air conditioner and indoor coil you are measuring.

System size (tonnage)How many tons the system is rated for. A '3 ton' unit means 3.

tons

Condenser makeThe brand on the outdoor unit (e.g. Trane, Carrier, Goodman).

Condenser modelThe model number on the outdoor unit's rating plate.

Condenser serial numberThe serial number on the outdoor unit's rating plate. Used for service records.

Evaporator coil modelThe matched indoor coil model number.

Metering typeHow refrigerant is metered into the coil.

The Blower

The fan that moves air through the system. This affects how airflow is calculated.

Blower locationIs the blower in a furnace or a standalone air handler?Blower / furnace modelThe model number of the furnace or air handler.

Speed tapIf it's a multi-speed blower, which tap the cooling speed is wired to.

ECM profileIf it's a variable-speed (ECM) motor, the airflow profile or CFM setting.

Airflow per ton (CFM/ton)Design airflow for this blower. 400 is the common rule of thumb; 350 is typical for high-humidity setups. Used as the airflow baseline.

CFM/ton

Location

Just the ZIP code for this home. The app finds the nearest official weather station and pulls live outdoor conditions and air pressure on its own.

Home ZIP codeUsed to find the nearest official weather station automatically.

Rated Efficiency

The manufacturer's lab ratings. The app uses these as a reference and a sanity check, then shows your real measured performance against them.

Rated SEER2 (nameplate)The SEER2 number from the manufacturer's spec sheet or AHRI certificate. This is the lab rating, not the live measured value.

SEER2

Equipment classThe type of system. This sets how the live measurement is converted to a SEER2-equivalent estimate.SEER2 conversion factor (optional)Leave blank to use the default for the equipment class. Enter a number to fine-tune how live EER becomes the Measured SEER2 Estimate.

Automation

Let Elevate act on the thermostat to keep the home comfortable and dodge peak-hour costs. These run automatically in the background around the clock — even when the app is closed. Everything is OFF by default — turn on only what this home is enrolled in. When connected, Elevate adjusts automatically; without a thermostat connection these become recommendations only.

Automatic Comfort AdjustmentWhen the home drifts out of comfort, Elevate nudges the thermostat back toward the learned target — never outside the safety band below.Peak DodgerPre-cools before Evergy peak hours (4–8 PM) so the system coasts through the expensive window. Skips weekends and holidays automatically.

Filter Health Baseline

Capture this system's static-pressure baseline so the homeowner's Filter Health gauge can track filter load. Remove the filter for the first reading, install a fresh one for the second. Every future filter change re-runs this, which also builds a long-term evaporator-coil fouling baseline.

Filter calibration

We'll capture two quick readings to learn this system's baseline. This isolates the filter's own restriction, so it works on any ductwork.

Utility Rate

Confirms which Evergy rate plan this home is on for cost calculations.

This home is on the Evergy Kansas Metro Schedule RTOU (Residential Time-of-Use) rate.