FAQ for iOS and Android

Watch a video about the pairing process.

1. Start by downloading the Rabbit Air app from the app store on the App Store or Google Play Store.
2. Once you have installed the app, you can log in using your Rabbit Air account username and password or create a new one.
   
3. If this is your first time pairing your device, tap on the next arrow. If you have already installed another air purifier, select "set up or find unit" on the menu screen.
   
4. The "Network Check" confirms you have everything needed to pair your air purifier.
   
5. Select A3 air purifier.
   
6. Next, pair your air purifier to your home wireless network using the Mobile Setup or WPS method. We recommend Mobile Setup.
   

The A3 currently only supports 2.4Ghz signals. Also, if the router and air purifier are placed too far apart or blocked by thick walls, signal strength may be an issue. To avoid these issues, please set up the air purifier closer to the router.

You can set your air purifier to run on a daily schedule by turning it on and changing the individual hours to a specific fan speed under "Schedule."

*Note the air purifier will turn off "Schedule" if any speed or mode is changed manually either on the app or on the physical device.

Go to your app and tap on the air purifier you want to set the schedule for.

Using the Rabbit Air app, there are 2 different settings to choose from for the air purifier LEDs.

All Lights Off

This will turn off all LEDs on the air purifier.

Night Light

This will keep the Mood Light on throughout the night.

Please check to see if the Wireless indicator on the air purifier is on. If not, it means the air purifier is no longer connected to the home wireless network. You may need to reset the router.

If the wireless indicator is on, please make sure the wireless network is connected to the internet as the air purifier needs to connect directly to the cloud for it to work with the app and the device.

1. Start by downloading the Rabbit Air app from the app store on your App Store or Google Play Store.
2. Once you have installed the app, you can log in using your Rabbit Air account username and password or create a new one.
   
3. If this is your first time pairing your device, tap on the next arrow. If you have already installed another air purifier, select "set up or find unit" on the menu screen.
   
4. The "Network Check" confirms you have everything needed to pair your air purifier.
   
5. Select MinusA2 air purifier.
   
6. Next, pair your air purifier to your home wireless network using the Mobile Setup or WPS method. We recommend Mobile Setup.
   

The SPA-780N currently only supports 2.4Ghz signals. Also, if the router and air purifier are placed too far apart or blocked by thick walls it might affect the signal strength. To avoid these issues, please set up the air purifier closer to the router.

The air purifier can run on a daily schedule by turning on and changing the individual hours to a specific fan speed under "Schedule."

*Note the air purifier will turn off "Schedule" if any speed or mode is changed manually either on the app or on the physical device.

Go to your app and tap on the air purifier you want to set the schedule for.

Using the Rabbit Air app, there are 3 different settings to choose from for the air purifier LEDs.

All Lights Off

This will turn off all LEDs on the air purifier.

Default

The mood light and indicators will be controlled by the light sensor on the air purifier. If the room is bright, the LEDs will stay on, but if the room is dark for more than three minutes, they will turn off.

All Lights On

This will essentially bypass the light sensor and keep the indicator lights on even when the room is dark.

Yes! You can reset the indicator on both the APP itself and the unit. To reset on the app , scroll down to the bottom of your operation screen and press "Reset." On the air purifier, you can reset by pressing and holding the "Mode/Filter Reset" button. When resetting the indicator on either the APP or the air purifier itself the reset is communicated between each other.

If the wireless indicator is on, please make sure the wireless network is connected to the internet as the air purifier needs to connect directly to the cloud for it to work with the app and the device.

You are not able to do so, but we can do it for you!

The "Replace Filters" indicator works as a timer. Every 12 months of operation, the indicator will alert you to replace your filters. The app has a "filter life" bar and gives a countdown as to when the filters need to be replaced. If you replace your filters sooner than 12 months, the app will still show that there is time left before replacing since it is not based on a sensor to detect new filters. In order to reset the filter life, please have your account email address ready and email, call or chat with us so that we may do it for you.

Please check to see if the Wireless indicator on the air purifier is on. If not, it means the air purifier is no longer connected to the home wireless network. You may need to reset the router.

If the wireless indicator is on, please make sure the wireless network is connected to the internet as the air purifier needs to connect directly to the cloud for it to work with the app and the device.

1. Make sure your unit is connected to the Wi-Fi and the latest version of the Rabbit Air app from App Store or Google Play Store.
2. On your Alexa app, download and Enable the Rabbit Air skill.
   1. Search for Rabbit Air in the skills tab.
      
   2. Once it has been downloaded, go to your installed skills.
      
   3. Tap on the skill and then enable the skill.
      
   4. Tapping on "Enable to use" will send you over to this page; put in your Rabbit Air account info to help link the account to the skill.
      
3. Tap on settings on the skill to make sure it was linked properly.
   
   1. The Skill Settings page should show in green letters "Linked."
      
4. Make sure that your air purifier shows up on your devices tab.
   
   1. In the list of devices, it should have your Alexa device and your air purifier's name on the list, accompanied by the fan icon.
      
5. Once those are set up, you can start using it!
6. Remember to say the name of the air purifier with the action you want it to make.
   1. Say "Alexa, set bedroom air purifier to Auto-mode."
7. Enjoy fresh air with a simple command!

• Alexa, turn on (name of air purifier).
• Alexa, increase fan speed on (name of air purifier).
• Alexa, set (name of air purifier) to (value between 20-100) percent
• Alexa, set (name of air purifier) to manual low.
• Alexa, set mode to pollen on (name of air purifier).
• Alexa, turn on the mood light on (name of air purifier).
• Alexa, turn off the negative ions on (name of air purifier).
• Alexa, what is the air quality on (name of air purifier)?
• Alexa, turn off all light on (name of air purifier).

Want a command that isn't on this list, check out our Commands page!

Make sure you are calling your air purifier by the right name. The Rabbit Air app tells you the name of it. Use the name when saying the command ex. " Alexa, turn on Living Room air purifier."

Speak clearly so Alexa can understand! Sometimes if you say something too quickly or too quietly, it will do the correct command or do nothing at all! Also, try out some of our other commands on our Commands page to get the result you want!

Check your Alexa app and see if it is connected with the Rabbit Air app. If it is not, link both accounts and then try again!

Our MinusA2 SPA-780N and A3 SPA-1000N models have Alexa compatibility.

As of right now, it is only available to the U.S. We are currently working on rolling it out to Canada at a later date.