Meowant Litter Box App Setup and Connection Help

On this page (9 sections)

1. Which app does a Meowant litter box use?
2. How do you connect the Meowant litter box app?
3. Why does Meowant specify 2.4 GHz Wi-Fi?
4. Which Meowant model suits your app needs?
5. What should you check if AIRPET won’t connect?
6. What app setup mistakes should you avoid?
7. What can AIRPET monitor, and how should you use the data?
8. What can you do if the app is offline?
9. Which Meowant litter box app setup is right for you?

The Meowant litter box app is AIRPET, and the 106L and 75L boxes connect over 2.4 GHz Wi-Fi. The app offers remote controls and usage information, but its supported cat count and features vary by model.

Before setup, decide whether you need app monitoring, then check that your home network can provide 2.4 GHz Wi-Fi where the box will sit. Follow the instructions for your exact model when pairing.

Which app does a Meowant litter box use?

The Meowant 106L and 75L models use AIRPET. Both connect through 2.4 GHz Wi-Fi and describe remote app controls and monitoring.

The 106L model describes usage data for 30+ cats after an app upgrade. The 75L model supports up to 6 cats, and Meowant notes that cats of similar weight may cause monitoring errors.

If app access is a key buying factor, compare how you’ll use the data with each model’s stated limits. Our guide to whether automatic litter boxes need Wi-Fi or an app explains what connected features can add to daily care.

How do you connect the Meowant litter box app?

Connect the box through AIRPET while your phone is on 2.4 GHz Wi-Fi. Keep the phone close to the powered box and follow the pairing steps for your model.

1. Install or open AIRPET on your phone.
2. Connect your phone to a 2.4 GHz Wi-Fi network.
3. Power the litter box.
4. Follow the app or manual’s pairing steps.
5. Wait for the box to appear, then check its status in AIRPET.

Button names and prompts can vary by model or app version. Use your model’s manual for setup and reset instructions instead of guessing at a button sequence.

Why does Meowant specify 2.4 GHz Wi-Fi?

Both models covered here specify 2.4 GHz Wi-Fi for app connection. A phone using 5 GHz may not pair if the router separates its bands.

Some routers combine 2.4 GHz and 5 GHz under one network name. If pairing fails, check the router’s app or instructions to find a way to connect the phone to 2.4 GHz; avoid changing security or firewall settings without guidance.

Before buying, check whether the network reaches the intended box location. A reliable connection matters if you expect to use remote controls or check activity while away.

Which Meowant model suits your app needs?

Choose the model whose app capacity and box design suit your home. The 106L model fits households that need its larger stated capacity and support for data on 30+ cats after an app upgrade; the 75L model suits buyers who want an open-top box and up to 6-cat app support.

The 106L box has a 106L toilet space, an open design, and a low 8.27 in entrance. Its app describes status, remote control, cleaning modes, and weight and activity monitoring, with usage data for 30+ cats after an app upgrade.

This model is a stronger fit when several cats use one box and you want the app to record a larger household. Skip it if you don’t need those app features or can’t provide 2.4 GHz Wi-Fi where the box will stand.

The 75L model has an open top, a 6.8 in entrance, and app support for up to 6 cats. Its instructions caution that similar-weight cats may cause errors in monitoring.

Choose it if an open-top design and smaller stated app capacity suit your household. Skip it if you need the 106L model’s larger described cat-data capacity, or if weight readings need to distinguish cats of similar size.

What should you check if AIRPET won’t connect?

Start with power, Wi-Fi band, and distance. These checks can resolve common pairing problems without changing router settings.

• Make sure the litter box has power and is ready to pair.
• Confirm your phone has Wi-Fi enabled and is connected to 2.4 GHz.
• Keep the phone near the box during setup.
• Close and reopen AIRPET, then retry the model’s pairing steps.
• Check that the router has an internet connection.

If the box still doesn’t appear, consult its manual before resetting it or changing network settings. For more checks, see what to do when an automatic litter box isn’t working.

What app setup mistakes should you avoid?

Use the correct Wi-Fi band and your model’s own pairing steps. Changing several router settings at once can make it harder to identify the cause of a failed connection.

Common missteps include trying to pair on 5 GHz, placing the phone far from the box, and assuming the 106L and 75L use identical app settings. Don’t force the drum or reach into a moving box if the app shows an error.

The 75L model also warns against putting its mat beneath the box because it can cause weighing errors. Follow the placement directions for your model, especially if you plan to use weight monitoring.

What can AIRPET monitor, and how should you use the data?

AIRPET can show status and usage information on the models described here. Both models describe monitoring cat weight and activity, but the number of supported cats varies.

Use the data to review patterns over time, not as a diagnosis. If you notice a worrying change in your cat’s behavior or health, contact a veterinarian.

For the 75L model, keep in mind that cats of similar weights may be hard for the app to distinguish. If that applies to your home, don’t rely on each cat’s app record as a precise measure.

What can you do if the app is offline?

Check your model’s manual for local controls if AIRPET disconnects. The 106L model describes automatic, manual, and timer cleaning modes, but available offline functions may vary.

Check whether the box still has power and whether the router is online. App controls that need a connection may not work until service returns, so keep up with routine litter-box care while it is offline.

Our guide to cleaning a Meowant litter box covers routine care. For waste disposal, KropBom’s drawstring bags fit the MW-SC01, MW-SC02, and MW-SC09; check your model number before choosing bags.

The bags help contain waste in compatible models, but they won’t resolve a Wi-Fi or app problem. For a broader look at the boxes, read our Meowant self-cleaning litter box review.

Which Meowant litter box app setup is right for you?

Choose the 106L model if its app support for 30+ cats after an upgrade suits your household; choose the 75L model if you want an open top and support for up to 6 cats. Either way, plan for 2.4 GHz Wi-Fi at the box and follow the correct model instructions during pairing.

If you don’t need remote controls or monitoring, the app may matter less than box design and care. Once connected, use the Meowant cleaning guide to keep up with routine maintenance.

Frequently asked questions

Which app does a Meowant litter box use?

The Meowant 106L and 75L models use the AIRPET app for remote control and usage data. App features differ by model: the 106L model supports data for 30+ cats after an app upgrade, while the 75L model supports up to 6 cats.

Follow your model’s instructions to connect.

Does a Meowant litter box need 2.4 GHz Wi-Fi?

Yes, both Meowant models covered here specify 2.4 GHz Wi-Fi for app connection. If your router combines 2.4 GHz and 5 GHz under one network name, check its instructions for a way to connect a device to 2.4 GHz.

Avoid changing router security settings without guidance.

Why can’t the AIRPET app find my Meowant litter box?

Check that the litter box is powered, your phone has Wi-Fi enabled, and the network is 2.4 GHz. Keep the phone near the box during pairing, then retry using the model’s instructions.

If it still fails, restart the app and check the router connection before contacting Meowant support.

Can I use a Meowant litter box without the app?

The app provides remote control and usage information, and the 106L model describes automatic, manual, and timer cleaning modes. Check your model’s manual for local controls and what works without Wi-Fi.

If app access is essential, confirm the connection before relying on remote features.