AC Infinity AIRPLATE T8, Quiet Cooling Dual-Fan System 6" with Thermostat Control, for Home Theater AV Cabinets

Replaced an entertainment center and found that the new one had nowhere near the airflow and clearance that the old one had, causing a couple electronics to overheat. I found this set and it has been an amazing find that exceeded expectations. First, the quality of these fans and the controller are fantastic. The build quality is perfect, no cheap fittings or material to be found. Installation is a breeze if you just follow the instructions and the provided template. The fans fit like a glove. Setup is simple, plug in the fans to the controller and a few simple preference settings and you are done.The cabinet stays ventilated and cool, one fan flowing intake at the bottom and one exhaust at the top. Where I was seeing overheating warnings above 100-110 Fahrenheit and beyond, this setup has kept the temperature well below 100F with a PS5 running and audio equipment. Well worth the purchase and peace of mind.

These appear to be high quality, are not too hard to figure out, are reasonably quiet, and look nice when installed. I have mine running for about a week now.The only difficulty I had was cutting clean square holes for mounting. The included templates were very helpful, but I had no clue what the best tools were for the job. That's on me, though, but you might watch a YouTube or something if you are not a carpenter.Noise wise, it is pretty good, but a little loud at max speed, if it needs to run that fast which it likely will not if properly sized for your needs.

Using this cool down my new entertainment center housing my PS4 and Xbox. Without it, the consoles overheated and shut down within five minutes of being on. With these fans and unit installed it never goes over my set temperature. I can't hear the fans running either.Install process was easy but a hassle. I had to drill holes then saw around, but it was convenient that they included a stencil thingy to place against the wood and trace out. I wish I'd done it outside though because man, the dust. But nothing a vacuum and lots of dusting couldn't fix.The "auto" setting is what I use because its super easy to set up. There's the option for variable speeds and a window for temperatures. I'm in too much of a hurry to figure all that out so I'm glad there's just a simple "auto" setting for me to use. I set the temp, when it reaches that, the fans turn off. When it drops below, they shut off. I'll set up the variable speed temp thingy later.Overall, I'm extremely pleased. The unit works perfect, the install was painless, and the quality is good.

It took a while to find the right fan for my project. We removed an old oven and added a microwave into a new closed space. I’m working on new building new drawers underneath now. I may add another air vent later, if needed.Anyway, I was worried it the microwave might overheat so I added this two fan system. There’s also a fan underneath the microwave and it draws air in and then the fan in photo draws air out on the outside. I set it up so that the fan turns on at 90 degrees right now. I very happy because I don’t have to manually turn the fan on when I gets hot. Also because it looks great and is super quiet. It really works awesome.I had looked at fans that were specifically made for putting in walls and there was nothing even close to quality, quiet-ness, options and price point. This is basically every a really I am computer USB fan. I really couldn’t be happier. In fact if this fan ever broke, all I would have to do is buy another usb computer fan and replace it. Computer fans are really easy to find and they work terrific. That said, I have no reason to buy it from another company I’m just making a point that these are just really high-end computer fans. If they can work in a $3000 computer, they can work for a $300 microwave.This company makes a really awesome products.Fyi, I did scratch the white paint on the edge on one of the fans a little when installing it. I was trying to sand some paint on the wall. Had I done it again, I would have uninstalled the fan before sanding or covered it with some painter’s tape. It really was my fault.

I installed this in the door of a half sized media closet where I have a NAS, Router, and a few other electronics components. It doesn’t get real hot but I do plan on installing more so this was more looking ahead.Our of the box, really good quality. Sturdy metal face plates. Included templates to cut door holes which worked perfectly. Set up was very easy. Some extra hardware allows various install options. I fiddled with how to run the power cables and thermostat transducer since the fans are mounted on a door but figured it out. The rest is plug and play.There’s several cooling modes to choose from. I tried them all and ended up using the incremental speed mode. At 80F fan comes on in slow speed. As temp increases, speed increases, and will get to high speed at 100F. Temp is adjustable but this works for the current heat load. Closet usually runs in low to mid 70’s but it’s gone up to 80F on a few occasions. Slow speed kicked in and cooled it back to mid-70’s quickly where it shuts off. I think my Setup could accommodate a lot more heat load.The fans are louder than I thought even after reading the many reviews noting that. They’re basically CPU cabinet type fans you can install anywhere. Although they do seem louder. Although that could be due to where they’re installed. For my application it’s no concern since the closet is out of the way. Could be a concern if installed in the back of a stereo cabinet or something. There may be some tricks you could use for sound dampening.Definitely good quality with good features. Just make sure you consider the noise when purchasing.