🌬️ AC Infinity CLOUDPLATE T7, 2U Rack Mount Fan Panel for AV, Home Theater, Network 19” Racks – Exhaust Airflow Cooling Review

UPDATE: I've been using this rack fan for a couple of weeks now and I'd like to share some tips. You can unscrew the fans to blow them instead of blowing them out. And the LCD light can be set to always stay on or turn off automatically. It has intelligent energy programming. The fans start running at their lowest speed when they first feel warm. As a result, it consumes very little power and remains quiet. I found that most of the time it was enough to stop the fever. Only when the heat…

I am happy with the purchase and will probably buy more if I upgrade to a larger rack. Good build quality, fans are quiet and very easy to install. For those who live in 220-240V countries: The power adapter is a two pin adapter for US, but supports 100-240V, 50-60Hz and works fine for me. in Hong Kong. For my setup, I connected it to a short IEC C14 to NEMA 5-15R cable that allowed me to connect to my PDU. You can also change the control to Celsius. You can run an additional cloud disk via the

Received my T7 today. Unpacking and installing was fairly easy. The device feels well constructed and the fit and finish is quite comfortable. The fans are as quiet as advertised and move enough air to drop my rack temperature by 15 degrees Fahrenheit in about 5 minutes. I only have one complaint: the airflow is BACK FORWARD. It's not even that. The problem is that it's not stated anywhere in these terms and conditions. The next clue to this configuration is the claim that the fans eject hot…

Here in my small home office I needed something to cool my Macbook Pro. I have a small 6-bay shelf that I keep on my desk for audio equipment, an air conditioner, a Hal 9000 fixture, and my Macbook Pro sits at the bottom of the shelf under the equipment. I had a Macbook laptop cooling pad with three fans, but it didn't cool the Pro well enough under heavy use. So I got this 2U fan box and I can tell you it works great! My Macbook Pro is still at the bottom of the rack but now behind this…

Installation was easy (pun intended). My rack is in an open and well-lit space, so I appreciate that the front-panel LCD screen only lights up when I touch the controls. I use "AUTO" and "SMART" mode depending on the activity. On my AV gear and gaming consoles, I use the SMART setting to reduce fan noise (fans run quieter at different speeds and times). When my sound system is on for movies, I use the AUTO setting (the fans only turn on when the temperature threshold is set, but can be quite…

This is a fantastic price. It cools my closed rack perfectly. The features work well and setup is as simple as placing the sensor in a spot of hot material and plugging in the device. Programming is also easy, the controls are extremely intuitive. A bit noisy in operation. When working at height, he makes a rumble. I wouldn't put it next to a mic to record vocals. but if you know what you're doing, you have NOTHING next to your mic, let alone a rack full of power supplies and active tubes…