AC Infinity AIRCOM S9, Quiet Cooling Fan System 17 Top-Exhaust for Receivers, Amps, DVR, AV Cabinet Components
-
Robert F. Drought
> 3 dayHopefully will save my new receiver that runs hot in my cabinet. Nice and quiet. Can set temp to auto and forget about it.
-
Brian
> 3 dayWorks as intended. I was happy to see that the fan speed indicator light can be turned off. I have set it, now I hope to forget about it and my concerns over overheating my receiver.
-
Thomas A. Potoniec
> 3 dayWorks great. Got it set on Smart Mode. Goes On and Off as needed. No more over heating issues .Bought the S-9 model and have it hooked up to my Scott 390-r receiver.
-
meadman54
> 3 dayI havent used it a whole lot yet but when I have its cheaper and better in every way than Cool Components!
-
Scotty T
Greater than one weekPerfect size...works great
-
Jimmy C
> 3 dayThis device was purchased to argument the convection cooling on our new Denon AV receiver. The unit was extremely easy to setup and does a remarkably good job of keeping the heat out of the receiver. It has worked flawlessly since just before Christmas of 2017.
-
R. Wolf
> 3 dayPerfectly sized for a larger audiophile receiver/amp, the auto-sensing mode is fantastic and so far has worked perfectly keeping the receiver cool in an enclosed under bar cabinet, even when playing music or movies for 5 or 6 hours!
-
Phil Mikesell
> 3 dayI have a new system which heats up much more than my previous one did. This keeps it much cooler. I leave it on auto and it turns on and off when it gets a certain temperature. I was apprehensive when I bought it. Since then, Im sold on it. Excellent unit and very quiet.
-
joe hicks
> 3 dayThis works as advertised and is very quiet. The LEDs in the display can light a room but thankfully they can be dimmed with push of a button.
-
TerryF
> 3 dayIve used this product for over six months now and its been flawless. It sits atop my Krell stereo power amp and keeps it cool. Turns itself on automatically once the amp begins really warming up, and emits the warm air from the top. At fan levels three and four, the fans are quite audible in a quiet room, but playing back music at any level will mask the fan sound, so, no problem really. Ive placed a preamp on top of the Aircom unit but not without first making sure to create about three and a half inches of space between the top of the Aircom and the bottom of the preamp, using stacked hockey pucks and some small sorbothane feet. Happy with the whole setup. The Krell is an oldie but goodie whose life Id like to extend further, and keeping the heat under control is one of the best ways to do that.
