🌬️ UL-Certified AC Infinity AXIAL 1238 Muffin Fan, 120V AC, 120mm x 38mm High-Speed for DIY Cooling, Ventilation, Exhaust Projects Review

Hello, I bought two of these to remove cigarette smoke from a smoker's bedroom. I put them together on the windowsill. with one fan for intake and one for exhaust. Removes smoke/smoke smell. very quickly as there is another person in the house who is being disturbed by the smoke. You are the perfect size. for this type of window sill operation. not big, not small.

I installed this fan on my garage door to help dissipate heat from the lack of insulation. This fan works great, and while it's about 5 x 5, it does its job pretty well. I added a thermostat to start at 80 degrees with a 2 degree difference. I staple the window screen to keep bugs out and waterproof it for the winter. I also opened a side window to let fresh (outside) air into the room to replace the hot air coming out through the fan. Very satisfied with his work so far (3 months).

This is a well designed fan. You can recognize a good bearing by the fact that it keeps turning after a power failure. The nuts they supply with their bolts are either locknuts or oversized bolt tips. It took a long socket to get past the first 1/4 inch of the screw and one of the Philips tips was almost snapped off. After that he turned well. Judging by the quality of the fan I would assume the fasteners have been quality checked. Tightening the fan does not require much effort. As for the…

This is an amazing little fan. Definitely durable for the price. I like that it's made of durable metal and plugs into the wall without USB charging. I also like the mounts that come with the kit; You could do a lot with this shapely fan. Although I use it for small soldering projects, it can easily be built into a wall or some sort of box heating structure to make a heater (check online projects to be sure of doing this). My only suggestion is if you are looking for and decide on one of the…

That's a great fan! I was looking for a fan that was similar to some of the old (1990's) server fans I had salvaged and put into desktop fans. This fan is exactly the same as my own server fans, except it plugs directly into the wall without a power supply (transformer), so it's easier. It also moves a lot more air and is a little louder. I use it as a powerful desktop fan. I'm sure some people won't like it as a desktop fan because it's louder than other fans that are actually advertised as…

This rating is for 120mm AC Infinity fans. This fan and the AC Infinity controller are the perfect combination and as a bonus the controller comes with 2 fan cables so at least 2 fans can be daisy chained. I needed mine to point in a certain direction, in my case I use it to cool an air pump for my plants. This block works great and the frame I made for myself makes it even better. Now it is very convenient and very easy to set up the flow. I ran it on the lowest settings and everything seems…

I needed a powerful fan that would remove heat from a solar battery backup cabinet. I am very impressed with the performance of this fan. This fan fits perfectly into existing mounting holes and provides adequate ventilation to cool the batteries. I hooked it up to a timer so it runs all day. I appreciate that it comes with two protection bars on either side. I will recommend this fan to my installer. The fan runs smoothly and looks very professional. I am impressed that such a high quality fan

I bought this fan as a replacement fan for my grandson's air hockey table, I got a 42" air hockey table as a gift for Christmas but to our surprise the manufacturer forgot a few things like the fan./engine and of course a couple of other little things.when i contacted them they said it would be at least 25 days before i got the part and of course the little guy wasn't too happy and neither was i.on fans and looking at reliability,speed, airflow etc what they are capable of i have posted for…

I bought one of these to experiment - my bathroom doesn't have an extractor fan; Can I create one that could be automated? First, the fan has a solid case - it's a metal case with a metal grille (reversible) and a solid 110 ohm household cord (which also connects to the fan). The fan fits nicely in the small window I have in this bathroom and I was able to connect to a software controlled smart plug and integrate the fan with scenes and voice commands. I was also able to set up a rule to…