EC 60mm x 25mm Axial Cooling Fan AC 110v 120v 220v 240v Dual Ball for DIY Cooling Ventilation Small Exhaust Projects

Purchased for cooling electronics inside a project box. Rather than sacrifice space inside the box by using a much cheaper low voltage fan and using a voltage converter I spent the money on this fan and wired it directly into the 240v power in my project box. It works well and moves a lot of air. The kit has a 110v power cord with switch, 2 safety grills, 4 long mounting bolts with nuts. Powerful fans are inherently noisy and this one is no exception however in addition to typical fan noise there is an extra kind of relatively low frequency noise that doesn’t seem normal (except perhaps in a very old desktop/tower PC) and for sure I would return if my application wasn’t already in a noisy environment and everything already wired together.

I installed this fan into one of my TV cabinets to keep it's components/electronics cool. It wasn't hard to install this fan. For my cabinet, a 2" hole drill did the trick and was the perfect size to mount this fan to. It's relatively quiet; we cannot hear the fan operating 24/7 while we're in the room. It comes with everything you need, including two grills for protection. Great product!

I understand this is not the intended use for this fan 😆 but this is my worm farm I raise them in old non working deep freezers and they need oxygen to survive I drilled holes in the freezer buy it was not enough to provide enough air so I installed this product inside to pull air through the drilled holes and to circulate cool air from the frozen water bottles inside. This fan has ran constant for 2 months and is working perfectly for the purpose of what I'm using it for. I highly recommend them. Very reliable!!!

I use this to cool my Weboost router. It really made the difference! The price is reasonable, too!

Purchased this fan to cool a small control box enclosure. Every time I plug the fan into the electrical outlet it causes a breaker to trip in my house circuit breaker panel. I have tested several other appliances, tools, etc. on the same circuit breaker and it only happens when I plug this fan into the outlet and turn it on. I have lived in this house for more than 10 years and never had a electrical problem until now. It is causing some type of interference on the circuit breaker causing it to trip other breakers in the panel.