Thermocool110 VAC Muffin Cooling Fan 120 x 38mm Sleeve Bearing 82 CFM

I purchased this fan to replace the one in my edenpure quartz heaterThe repair was easy- the new fan was a bit noisy for the first 15 minutes of running- but has had high use and it running great and quietlyIF you use it in an eden pure you will need to drill out the mounting holes or tap them to the next size bigger to use the existing bolts in the heater

This Fan is super strong and is LOUD! I bought a light dimmer at home depot to reduce its power and make less noise. It now has less wind, but works great for cooling my fish tank water. Drops temperature 3-4 degrees.Maybe there is a quieter one, but i doubt it will push this much wind.

This shipped quickly and appears to be a good quality fan. It certainly isn't quiet, but after reading the other reviews I expected it to be louder. I'm not sure what kind of connector is supposed to attach to the terminals. I'm sure crimp style connectors would work, but I ended up soldering wires directly to terminals.

I used one of these on a TV (Samsung) that was running quite warm and experienced drop-outs. It made a little, but unobjectionable, background noise (lower cfm probably better). Drop-outs didn't stop but cooling was great.

It's a good fan. However I used it in a fermentation chamber and it when bad. Not sure that's due to the temperature variation 35-86F but it did go bad. Was good while it work. A bit noisy but I didn't care about that. I'd try one more...

A quality product. But a little noisier than I expected.

Works as advertised at a decent price. Used in Arcade cabinets for cooling. AC fans are muck more reliable than DC.