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

The AC Infinity AIRPLATE T7 cooling fan is GREAT!!! It was easy to install - 45 minutes start to finish. Fan is very quite. I would highly recommend this fan for anyone looking to keep audio equipment enclosed in cabinets cool.

Exactly what I needed to cool PS4

So far, so good! Easy to set up. Ended up cutting a hole in the side of the TV stand so the thermostat sits flush, looks very hi-tech. Fan is super quiet, even on the highest setting.

This setup is really great so far. I purchased this to vent extra heat from our fridge cabinet to ensure the life of the fridge can be extended. For this it works well and I will actually get one of these for the originally intended purpose of media cabinet cooling

I am very impressed with this product. Very well engineered and constructed. Comes with everything you need and is easy to install with the right tools. I highly recommend this to anyone looking for a cooling solution for a closed audio cabinet.

arrived as promised. excellent packaging. Product has a very professional, high grade construction. very clear instructions. Excellent templates for cutouts. control module works great, display is clear and bright. temperature as measured at probe is right on as compared to my infrared thermometer.

Works great

Took about 5 minutes to install after cutting the hole out for it. Seems to be working great at reducing temps by 20 degrees f. Great temp controls.

Installed today, seems to work very well. I had excessive heat in my entertainment cabinet from my home theater system. I set the thermostat on 78* and the smart mode kicks on at 75* on low fan speed and keeps the cabinet at 75* to 77*. So far, very good !

When I built my new house last year, I decider to create a media closet where I keep all of my electronics including dish network receiver, AV receiver, Roku, HDMI switch, and HDMI slitter. After just a few days I realized that the heat build up in the closet was too much so for over a year I left the door open 3-4 inches so air could get in.