How to Rename your Zones with AirTouch 5

August 19, 2022

See how to rename your zones on AirTouch 5. Zones that you rename are synced over to the AirTouch app automatically.

Make AirTouch yours by giving each zone a unique name. There is no need to live with zones being called ‘Zone 1’, ‘Zone 2’, ‘Zone 3; etc because you can personalise the name of every zone on the touchscreen wall controller to suit you, or though the AirTouch app. All changes you make stay in sync on the wall console and app.

Open the Quick Menu
Tap the Zones button on the left hand side
To make it easy, you can select a pre-entered name from the list for each zone
Or Just tap the text box, and enter your own.

Enjoy your personalised AirTouch 5 with zones named for your home.

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