AC InfinityCLOUDLINE PRO T6, Quiet 6” Inline Duct Fan with Temperature Humidity VPD Controller, WiFi Integrated App Control - Ventilation Exhaust Fan for Heating Cooling, Grow Tents, Hydroponics

Wow! What an awesome deal. This is one of those things I wish I would have bought years ago. I used to manually control my tent fans. This is a game changer.Super quiet and smart compared to other grow tent duct fans. I'm running a grow tent in our bedroom, that a dog lives in, so I researched the quietest grow tent fan with deepsearch AI, it scanned the internet and Amazon reviews and told me this is the fan I wanted. I'm very impressed.The other 6 inch fans I have used were louder on low, then this thing is when on high. Now add in that you get the controller too which can make smart adjustments based on temp/humidity on 3 other devicesI already have some AC Infinity tent clip fans because the reliability, airflow from reviews.So here I am. Clearly AC Infinity is very high quality. I'm so impressed I'm saving up for another fan for my other tent.I mean I can control/view it on the wifi when I'm not home, and it's smart too.It kicks on/off and changes speed so smooth too, doesn't scare the dog like my old setup.Growers.. Don't hesitate, Buy this fan now.I'm saving up to buy another. AC Infinity is a solid brand.

I own a pair of CloudlinePro T6, and also a CloudlinePro S4 from AC infinity. Beside that I bought ducting to use with them and duct/air silencers. I also bought a AC Infinity CLOUDRAY A6. So I have $100s (nearly or even more than $1000 in AC infinity products). I LOVE MY AC INFINITY PRODUCTS. They perform very well and their ventilation effects are impactful keeping areas cooler that would otherwise be intolerably warm! I love them being powered and ventilating! Though they might be considered a tad pricier, they are good quality! I had one fan that was set up for a while and the motor started clicking. Assuming that that whole unit was vibrating I held the unit firm and stable, but the noise persisted from inside the unit. After contacting and collaborating with their customer service, they are sending me a new fan. So their customer service is excellent. Though it might be expensive, the products are good quality and for serious projects!

I recently purchased the AC Infinity 6" Pro Inline Fan for my grow tent and I have been extremely impressed with its performance. This fan is a game-changer when it comes to controlling temperature and humidity levels in my indoor garden.First off, the build quality of this fan is top-notch. It feels durable and well-made, and I can tell that it will last me a long time. The fan is also surprisingly quiet, especially considering its powerful motor. I was worried about the noise level being too loud, but it has not been an issue at all.The fan comes with a controller that allows you to adjust the speed of the fan, as well as set timers and customize fan settings. This feature has been incredibly useful, as I can easily tailor the airflow to meet the specific needs of my plants.In terms of performance, this fan has exceeded my expectations. It moves a significant amount of air, effectively regulating the temperature and humidity levels in my grow tent. I have noticed a significant improvement in the overall health and growth of my plants since using this fan.Overall, I highly recommend the AC Infinity 6" Pro Inline Fan to anyone looking for a high-quality, reliable fan for their indoor garden. It is well-made, quiet, and performs exceptionally well. I am extremely satisfied with my purchase and will definitely be buying more AC Infinity products in the future.

Great fan, really good controller also. Works on WIFI and Bluetooth, pretty quite. Controler can take up to 4 other devices with UIS, possibly more with a the new dongles.

I had been on a hunt for low power high CFM fan. I researched on centrifugal fans, mixed flow fans, EC fans. Giving the power consumption and features I settled with this one.Packaging was impressive and the parts themselves reek of quality. DC fan with Dual ball bearing fans are a welcome :).Parts included are; thermostat-controller console, temperature sensor probe, power brick, fan unit, 2 x ducting clampsThe fan itself is much lighter compared to other AC fans (not surprising given the fact that power delivery is through a brick)Operation was fairly straightforward once you get used to controls on the thermostat/controller console.I have been using two of these (intake+exhaust) to cool off a mining rig and I am quite content with the performance.I have tried Active Air 6" centrifugal fan rated at 400 CFM. Though being a quality product, was too loud and consumed 105 watts. These are rated at 350 CFM at 40W with added benefit of thermostat control - smart operation.The fans are tad loud at high speed (speed 5-6) but not even close to other fans out there. Speed 1-4 are quiet for my taste.Following are the numbers captured from my test (see image below),CFM measured by converting from Ft/min unit measured by UT363power consumption measured at the wall using Kill-A-Watt meterNoise captured using a cellphone app measured 3ft away from the fan (probably unreliable but you get the relative idea; active air used to be 85dB+ on this app)Electricity savings per month (considering 10 cents per unit)40w vs 100w$3 vs $7.2. That's a $4 saving in a month from a single fan. Much more with when the speeds are lower and automatically controlled using thermostat-smart operation.Other thoughtsSince this is a mixed flow fan it might not be good to have lots of bends in your ducting. For long ducts with bends, centrifugal fans are much more effective.My exhaust fan didn't suffer from reduced CFM due to bend when I ran it through a 6ft 6" ducting. CFM on intake end reduced by 40% because of filter. (YMMV)Warranty could have been at least 3 years because in comparison others do provide 3,5 or even 10 years (Vortex). However, arguably there are more points of failure for this unit.