Review on 🌬️ AC Infinity AIRCOM T10: Ultra-Quiet Cooling Blower Fan System for Receivers, Amps, DVR, and AV Cabinet Components by Sean Skinner

Hands down the best small investment I've ever made in my home theater! i didn't have an open back case with my media rack and i didn't want a top exhaust because i wanted to put my bd player on top of the exhaust due to lack of space in my media rack and i saw on their website late last year that they were coming out soon, and I followed Revain to get them out and both systems went on sale a few days apart and I couldn't wait to get my hands on the T10 and ordered it as soon as it was available. This item is amazing and does a great job of keeping my Onkyo TX-RZ720 in good working order. I love the digital display and think it's worth the upgrade over the S10. Being able to see the exact current temperature of my AVR is extremely helpful. I also like the temperature and fan speed settings and the ability to set an alarm if your device goes above a certain temperature so you know how to turn your AVR off if necessary. so it doesn't overheat. I have Smart Mode set to a maximum temperature setting of 87 degrees Fahrenheit, so the maximum fan speed turns on at that setting, the fan runs at low speed at 77 degrees Fahrenheit, and my receiver temperature hasn't risen above 80 degrees Fahrenheit in the past week and typically stays at around 78 degrees Fahrenheit on the lowest fan setting, even with fairly hard driving of the receiver and more than 5 hours of continuous operation. For reference I wanted to check the temp gauge and see how hot my AVR was getting with no cooling and no fans running and my AVR ran for 6 hours the day I got this and it showed that my AVR was at a level of about 94 degrees Fahrenheit. Turn off the AVR and go to bed and the next day I turn on the fans in smart mode and the temperature stays at 78 degrees Fahrenheit. for 5 hours of operation. Very impressive! The fan is also very quiet, I can't hear it running but the display tells me so and I can also feel air coming out of the front exhaust vents. Trust me, if you're looking to extend the life of your AVR, get one of these exhaust systems, S or T models, and which exhaust mount is right for you (front, rear, or top). The T has a few more bells and whistles than the S and I don't regret the extra $20 for those upgrades, but protect your AVR anyway as overheating is one of the reasons HDMI amps or boards fail prematurely, and with how much an AVR costs, especially the more expensive ones, there's no reason not to protect your investment, but that's just me :)