AC Infinity AIRPLATE T7, Quiet Cooling Fan System 12 with Thermostat Control, for Home Theater AV Cabinets

Works and fits great in my custom built studio desk!

Works great. Easy install.

These fans really saved my home media system. They work quietly and efficiently thanks to the thermal sensor, and control settings. The quality is also very nice. Installation was not bad but just have to be careful using their template. I wound up measuring the dimensions on my own.

I’ve ordered three of these as I’ve moved to different homes. Such a great design. Offers the look of a custom-install. Very silent. The one criticism is the power supply.... it has an external “wall wart” plug. Which is never a good look.

Wife purchased new TV stand. that has a space for items. Purchased this fan to help vent the space where the XboxOneS is sitting. There are already vent holes, but there really is not any air movement. Purchased the airplate and controller to help with air flow. I did not mount the fan because the tv stand is made of compressed wood and did not want to risk damaging it by cutting. I have propped this against the existing vent holes and it works to keep the space cool. The fan is set to turn on when the temperature sensor reaches 85 degrees and at full speed. You can hear the fan if you list for it, but it its not loud or distracting.

Extremely quiet

This looked good and very quiet but stopped working in less than a 3 week had all the options I was looking for but it was just junk

I cant believe the value with this fan. My Receiver is super happy now and I am considering getting more for other hot spots.

I really like this concept for cabinet cooling. In the past Ive just used computer case fans to cool a home theater cabinet but this guy makes it easier. There are other versions/variations of the AC Infinity series that dont have the thermostat control but they arent much different in price so I went with this one and an additional single fan. You can plug any of the standalone units into the thermostat so that they can also be controlled based on temp. For the piece of furniture that I was working with I actually installed the controller on the inside of the cabinet as there wasnt a nice place to do it on the exterior and not ruin the look of the piece.

Im using this in my media cabinet with a receiver and htpc. The fans have 3 speed settings. On the lowest setting it isnt loud but is audible. On high the fans can be heard even with my kilpsch 7.1 setup on. Maybe I have faulty fans? In any case, they are much louder than the fans in my pc and have a distinct whine to them. I may end up replacing the fans with a pair of noctua fans, but for now I unplugged the unit.