AC Infinity Controller 2, Fan Thermostat and Speed Controller, Controls AIRPLATE, MULTIFAN, USB Fans and Devices, for AV Cabinet Cooling

Initially I was looking for a quiet cooling fan for my NVR security system cabinet to replace the noisy fan that came with the cabinet, as I researched fans I came across this controller which was designed for quick and easy connections to their USB fans, the more I thought about it the more I liked & considered this concept. In the end I took a risk & decided to purchase a USB fan along with this controller. I was pleasantly surprised when I received them and opened the package, the quality looked very good, something you might find in high end cabinets. When installed I found the fan to be very quiet as advertised & I could no longer hear fan noise coming out of the cabinet. The controller itself allows you to automatically control the fans to regulate the temp but what I found and was surprised to see is that the actual temperature of the cabinet thanks to the sensor read-back on the controller was much higher than I had expected, this means that the original fan wasn't doing enough since my replacement was equal to the air flow of the original. What’s nice is that this concept of USB connections makes it very simple to add additional fans which in my case is a necessity, I just ordered a couple more fans to allow for more ventilation in my cabinet which will be an easy thing to add since I can plug them into the controller directly or at the fan where there is an expansion USB plug. The controller design and its read-back gives me the confidence that I am properly protecting my equipment.

It does well to control the 6 fans I have running to cool my Xbox series x inside a small cabinet. I have 4 fans pushing air in the bottom of the cabinet and 2 fans running at the top. This keeps that cabinet under positive pressure and allows me to filter the intake so little to no dust enters the cabinet with my xbox.I also run the modem for my internet in this cabinet and the exhaust cools my router.I have smart settings adjusted so the fans kick on at 95 degrees F, and they run full blast at 105. This means the fans aren't on unless I have my Xbox running, and they don't ramp up until I am running a game that pushes the Xbox. For instance the fans never leave their lowest setting while I play my old school favorites, such as the original FFVII, and they begin pushing full capacity for new gen games.The temperature probe seems to be doing a great job hovering over the xbox's exhaust, and sends the right signals to allow my xbox to run full tilt, where I witness far less thermal throttling when pushing the xbox at peak settings.Placing the xbox in the cabinet with 4 fans below and 2 above has proven to be a significant upgrade to the xbox as it performs better than ever, and this controller is the heart of the whole system.Everything was simple to understand and this is a plug and play unit.As a bonus, the digital read out on top of my cabinet, serves to demonstrate I take my electronics, their functionality, and longevity seriously.I couldn't be happier with a basic order and a simple install that's made my xbox not only cool better, but allowed me to condition the air at the same time.

Well, let me begin by saying that I typically try buy things from companies that I have had good experience with in the past. This is another example that where I’ve acquired this AC Infinity controller to install in my A/V media component cabinet to improve ventilation. I recently installed a few expensive A/V components and a media sever (NAS) in my cabinet. With the new arrangement, I noticed my NAS was reporting temps in mid-50 degrees Celsius, which was warmer than I had hoped. I then decided to install AC Infinity Fan controller and fans in the cabinet hoping the results would yield improved air flow. It looks very professional and worked very well. but not as much as I would like.I purchased the fan controller and 4 dual intake/exhaust fans. Positioned the two dual exhaust fans near the bottom on each side of the A/V media cabinet and two dual intake fans near the top on each side of the cabinet. I installed the controller on the top of the cabinet on the right side.This setup worked perfectly. Have a look at the pictures for the installation as well as at the temperature monitoring results of the NAS, which runs throughout the day and night.I am very please with the look and the performance.

I'm using this in a makeshift server cabinet with an NVR, NAS, Pi etc as I had to put a plastic cover on the face for babyproofing. It got hot in there. With two AC Infinity 120mm S7's as pushers and two 80mm as pullers, and this controller "supercharging" them, they keep the temp in the cabinet 2-3°f above ambient. The smart mode works great to make sure it doesn't get too cool in there as that could also be bad for the drives. I think the controller could be a bit smaller honestly, but it does look nice and it's functional. It's really nice that it comes with a choice of hardware (self tapping and bolts) plus a template to cut your hole. The probe is very accurate as well and is plenty long.