Contractor-first HVAC telemetry platform
Know before the homeowner calls.
A 30-minute telemetry install on any residential split system, and a dashboard your dispatcher checks first thing every morning. Failing fans, low charge, short cycling — caught while they are still a scheduled visit, not a 2 pm emergency in July.
Smith Family — Upstairs AC
R-454B split system · claimed 14 months ago
- Supply air
- 54.2 °F
- Return air
- 73.8 °F
- Delta-T
- 19.6 °F
- Superheat
- 9.1 °F
- Subcool
- 10.4 °F
- Compressor
- 2.85 kW
Watkins Residence — condenser fan current trending low
Likely causes, cheapest first: fan capacitor · motor bearings. Caught before the system overheats — not after.
Up and running in one service call.
Install in 30 minutes
Two boards: one in the air handler closet, one at the outdoor unit. No refrigerant work, no panel rewiring. Scan the sticker to join each board's setup Wi-Fi and point it at the site network.
Scan the claim card
Every kit ships with a QR card. One scan and the system attaches itself to your shop's fleet — customer, address, equipment, done.
Watch every system
Return, supply, suction, liquid, discharge, blower power, thermostat calls — 30+ readings a minute flow into one fleet view, with alerts that tell you what to check first.
Six weeks of data. One avoided emergency.
One reading of thirty-plus: supply-air delta-T sliding out of its commissioning baseline as a filter loads up. The anomaly engine flags the drift at the threshold — weeks before the coil ices up and the “no cooling” call comes in.
30+
readings per system, every minute
10 + 11
fault rules + cross-sensor sanity checks
30 min
install, no refrigerant work
3
refrigerants: R-410A · R-454B · R-32
Gauges, panels, and a 15-minute wait — or one dashboard.
Every diagnosis today starts with the same ritual, on every visit, for every tech. Thermalico has already done the watching.
The diagnostic visit today
- :00
Connect the gauges
Hook the manifold to the service ports at the condenser — and hope the caps aren't seized.
- :10
Get the system running
Force a call for cooling, then wait 15 minutes for pressures to stabilize before any reading means a thing.
- :25
The site walk
Upstairs to the air handler for temps and static. Back down to the condenser. Then upstairs again.
- :45
Electrical? Start over
Condenser fan, compressor, blower — pull panels and meter each one, while the homeowner watches over your shoulder.
- 1:00+
Intermittent fault?
It may not show at all while you're standing there. Schedule another visit and try again.
With Thermalico on the system
The last year of the machine, at your fingertips — no gauges, no site walk, no waiting for it to warm up.
- 12+ months of refrigerant, airflow, and electrical history — open it before the truck rolls
- Superheat and subcool trends without connecting a single gauge
- Watts, amps, and power factor on the blower, compressor, and condenser fan — a weakening capacitor or a dragging motor shows in the trend, no panels pulled
- Intermittent faults captured the minute they happened, not the minute you visited
Walk in knowing what to check first — and which parts to have on the truck.
Built for the shop, not the gadget shelf.
Cut the 2 pm callback in July
Outdoor fan failure, low charge, short cycling, dirty filters — caught before the system overheats and shuts down. Dispatch a tech on your schedule, not the homeowner's.
Coach the diagnosis
Every alert ships with the most-likely causes in cheapest-to-check order and a recommended next action. Junior techs close more tickets on the first visit.
Sell the maintenance contract
Show the homeowner a year of their own performance data. The trend line does the upselling for you.
Own the customer relationship
When something breaks, the homeowner taps a button that opens a service request with you. They never shop your competitor.
A smart thermostat sees the room. Thermalico sees the machine.
Diagnostics like this do exist from the factory — on flagship communicating systems, locked to one manufacturer's ecosystem, one house at a time. Thermalico retrofits the systems already in the field: any brand, any vintage, one modern dashboard you open from anywhere — across your whole fleet.
Pricing that pays you back.
A shop with 50 systems on Connect earns ~$1,500 a year in revenue share and pays $99 a month for the dashboard — net positive before counting a single avoided callback.
Hardware
One-time, near cost
- Core — indoor air-handler board
- Pro — indoor + outdoor condensing-unit board
- WiFi + onboard offline buffer on both
Pro Fleet
The contractor dashboard, no row caps
- Up to 5 systemsFree
- 6 – 50$99 / mo
- 51 – 200$299 / mo
- 200+$799 / mo
Connect
The homeowner side
- $99 / device / year
- 30% goes to you, the installing shop
- Alerts, performance history, contact-your-shop button
See it in action — book a free demo.
Thirty minutes, live data from real systems. We walk you through the fleet view your dispatcher would check every morning and the alerts that catch failures early. No commitment.
hello@thermalico.com