🌬️ AC Infinity CLOUDPLATE T7-N 2U Rack Mount Fan Panel: Optimal Intake Airflow for AV, Home Theater, Network 19” Racks Cooling Review

Needed to properly air out the new video component rack in our mobile broadcast trailer. Even with great air conditioning in a production trailer, South Georgia gets hot during the day in midsummer. Bought 3 pieces and one bigger. Some blew, some blew. They work great and they're really pretty. The daisy chain power supply is very handy, as are the sensors that you can find all over the temperature control cabinet. Will be buying more soon for my other racks to replace loud private fans without

I love these systems. I've had an exhaust system for about a year now and have decided to add an intake. I love how they retain their software settings even after a power outage, no I don't have to worry about resetting them after power is restored to the rack, I have various combinations of computer interfaces, equalizers, compressors, limiters, expanders, Monitors and controllers and gear to the power conditioning in this rack and everything seems to stay nice and cool if I could add one…

the fans are hard to turn, contrary to what AC Infinity claims. Cheap hardware that allows fans to be mounted anywhere. As a result, it's difficult to fit into a server rack, although it's said to be easily reconfigured for that use. The cables for the temperature sensor are too long and the supplied power cords are very short. The power adapter is wide and oddly shaped, which causes problems when trying to power it from a standard power strip. The thermostat and auto mode work well to provide…

Build quality ★★★★★ Handy for the home lab ★★☆☆☆ I've had my eye on it for a long time and bought this to rack my home lab . Build quality is high as expected from AC Infinity and its high price point, but unfortunately functionality doesn't live up to the same standards. Even on the lowest settings the thing is loud and I bought the 3U version with 120mm fans. The lowest setting with the large fans should be absolutely silent, but is louder than my R710 in comparison. If your server is in a…

is the third fan I bought in the last week, that's more than 20. I started with single USB fans 6 years ago. First small then big they worked so well I started getting front flow cases, now putting together a 44U rack to have bottom and top flow and 3 on top of expensive AVR gear. I just wish I'd paid a little more for the ones that can be read digitally. maybe AC Infinity will see this and let me swap the 3 front digital streams so I can wire them together. All I can say is that none of my 20+

This is an intricately crafted fan plate. Obviously well made and carefully constructed. I installed it in a full data center rack (as opposed to a sound rack) a few weeks ago, not to cool the whole thing, but to direct fresh intake air to a specific piece of equipment that was mounted backwards (with reversed airflow ). . ), but did not reach the front of the cabinet. This allowed me to cushion the rest of my case for a unified look and optimal airflow. Without this I would have to leave an…

The product appears to be very durable and well made. However, AC Infinity omits the fact that it is made in China while also advertising on its website that it is an American technology company based in Industrial City, California, which leads me to believe that the product was made here. While I love the features and performance of this rack fan, I was very disappointed to see "Made in China" on the box label. I was led to believe this is an American product; unfortunately there is none. I…

This review is for AC Infinity CLOUDPLATE T7-N Rack Mount Fan Panel 2U Intake Airflow for AV Cooling Home Theater Network 19" Racks. I ordered this unit because I needed an air intake fan I was considering going the do-it-yourself route and just hooking up some fans to the inside of a 2U vented board, but for $109 and shipped on same day via Revain Prime it was too good to pass up Mentioned in their reviews I confirm that the fans make a "howling" noise. It bugs me a little up close. The noise…