🌬️ CLOUDPLATE T9-N Rack Mount Fan Panel 3U for Intake Airflow, Cooling AV, Home Theater & Network 19” Racks Review

I needed a smart cooling system for my indoor server rack and after a lot of research I am very glad I found AC Infinity. The 3U product is the best combination of high quality cooling, not too noisy and looks really stylish in a server rack. The smaller fans are noisy, but the larger 3U fans do a great job of moving air with controlled noise. I am very happy with the purchase and will use them for all my installations in the future.

I use this fan panel to provide airflow for multiple audio power amplifiers and a PA hardware mixer in a 19" rack panel. The fans are relatively quiet and the panel has a digital display for adjusting fan speeds and other settings. The kit also includes a temperature sensor that can be placed on any surface or rack panel component, making it easy to monitor temperature via the digital display. I used 2 other fan panel solutions for this and they were all too loud. This brand seems to be the…

Instead of cranking the server fan up a bit I bought this and it pulls hot air out of most of the hardware. It works very well and I'm happy with it. I use static fan speed settings. 1-4 fairly quiet, 5 noticeable, 6 whine. I leave it at 6 although it doesn't bother me. The build quality is amazing and you feel like they are expensive. Appearance, display, everything. I thought about making some cheaper Noctua fans but they just pull more air than Noctua.

Undoubtedly a very well made fan cover. The stock fans are good and can generate a lot of airflow, but can be a bit noisy, probably due to the dual ball-bearing fans. While ball bearing fans are really good for durability, they may not be ideal if your server rack is in your bedroom like mine. Of course, this wouldn't be a problem if installed in a server room, which is what the product appears to be intended for. Geeks do, but use JST XH 3-pin connectors instead. I couldn't find a ready made…

After I upgraded my small home theater/VR PC with the most powerful graphics card and processor I could fit, things started to heat up! I added a few extra fans and vents to the PC case which helped when it was outside but still got hotter than fireworks in my entertainment center. I came up with what seemed to me a unique idea - to place several fans in the back of the cabinet. While looking for something to use as a thermostatic fan controller, I came across console coolers. It was exactly…

Definitely worth the price. So far the quality seems to be the best. The detachable temperature sensor is a great feature. The ability to place it on a hot computer or network switch ensures it gets the cooling it needs. So far it's very quiet and the UI is fine! I definitely recommend it! Update 04/28/21: So far it works great and is very quiet. The only issue I can have is that the screen fogs up a bit so it's not as clear as it used to be. To be honest, it doesn't bother me because the…