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AC Infinity AXIAL 1751, Muffin Fan, 120V AC 172mm x 150mm x 51mm High Speed, UL-Certified for DIY Cooling Ventilation Exhaust Projects

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Features

  • Designed for projects that requires cooling or ventilation; or as a replacement fan for various products.
  • Includes a heavy-duty aluminum fan with power plug cord, two fan guards, and mounting screw set.
  • UL-certified fan with dual-ball bearings has a lifespan of 67,000 hours. Can be mounted in any direction.
  • High Speed: This model is designed to maximize airflow and can be too loud for some applications.
  • 172 x 150 x 51 mm (6.8 x 5.9 x 2 in.) | 100 to 120V AC | Airflow: 211 CFM | Noise: 52 dBA | Speed: 2800 RPM

Product Dimensions: 6.77"L x 5.91"W x 2.01"H


Brand: AC Infinity


Power Connector Type: 4-Pin


Voltage: 120 Volts


Wattage: 47 watts


Cooling Method: Air


Compatible Devices: Server


Noise Level: 52 Decibels


Material: Copper


Maximum Rotational Speed: 2800 RPM


Is Discontinued By Manufacturer ‏ : ‎ No


Product Dimensions ‏ : ‎ 6.8 x 5.9 x 2 inches; 2.62 Pounds


Item model number ‏ : ‎ HS1751A-X


Date First Available ‏ : ‎ October 18, 2013


Manufacturer ‏ : ‎ AC Infinity


Best Sellers Rank: #789 in Computer Case Fans


Customer Reviews: 4.5 4.5 out of 5 stars 383 ratings


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  • Good fan if you're dumb like me
I bought this fan for cooling my dorm room in winter. I would normally just open my window in winter to let cold air in but i have several plants I keep near the window in question and have learned that the cold air absolutely will kill them. So my room gets hot and stuffy if my door was closed. Having many roommates I can either have a cool loud room or a hot quiet one. But here's the brain wave, in summer I have a portable ac unit with one of those 6" hoses that goes to the window. In winter I like to put in the basement cause it's large and can't be used to suck outside air in it only exhausts, what if I left the hose? Now i can direct the cold air and it's no where near my plants! Great! Expect that actually not that much cold air just comes in. This is where that fans comes into play, it happens to fit perfectly on the hose and sucks fresh cold air. When coupled with their speed controller and a thermostat plug I have a little climate control system that can be easily adjusted to the current need. I made a little mount out of some plywood to hold it in place and it's great. The design lets me flip the fan around so that I can either suck air in out push it out, this is great if you wanna get an unwanted smell out... maybe your college mates life ending flatulence... or whatever. When I was making I was a dumb hence the head line, I plugged it in and held it against the hose to try and see how much air would pull through and didn't put the guards on. This was dumb... the fan blades caught a tab and nearly took my finger off, instead one of the blades broke off and went falling across the room, totally user error there, since I had nothing left to loose because you can't use it with a broken blade as it's off balance and vibrates so aggressively small furniture moves around, I decided to try just gluing the blade back on with IPS 16 and acrylic glue... Amazingly! this has worked fine though i still sometimes cower in fear of it shoot that blade into my tv. Moral of the story just put the guards on it Anyway about the fan +pretty quiet, I heard quieter but definitely get the speed controller to really hush it up, probably quieter than most range hood +moves a lot of air going all out with good static pressure, I can feel it come under the door +very well built, outside ring thiccc aluminum +price is very good compared to other inline duct blowers, even is that's not what it's supposed to be +is constantly exposed to freezing temperatures and works just fine, I mean it's an electric motor... -the mounting hole pattern is a little weird, but its a weird size and shouldn't matter -I don't really like the way the detachable power cable connects, kind of some small pins that angle out at a 45 instead of tucking against the frame neatly, the connector doesn't really feel like its seats all the way down, without felling like you're going to break or bend the pins, but you should really only do that once, and will not come off, so really just a nit pick -speed control is separate aka spend more money... but being able to mix and match in their line up of products is very nice as you don't have to buy a more expensive one with it built in Good fan great for venting will run probably a long time don't be dumb like me get the speed controller, unless you have it far away in a green house or something? oh have had it for like 3 months or something ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on January 13, 2020 by Theo L.

  • Perfect solution for unusual application
EDIT: May 1, 2021– still running strong as new 24/7. This is a great example of value in getting what you pay for! It’s working as planned, too….I find I have to remind myself to clean the litter rather than nose-knowing every single time the mouthy little furbeast does a deed. I bought two of these for a slightly unusual purpose: forced airflow through carbon air filters built into a cat litter enclosure. The enclosure (also sourced from Amazon) cabinet already had two vents with brackets to hold activated carbon air filters, but with a large opening to facilitate a large beast ironically (whether by intelligent or evolutionary design) equipped with razor-feet there was no way to keep the smell of his “business” from wafting back out. Enter the muffin fan! Admittedly, with one of these mounted over each of the two vents (and an ionizer on the “bathroom” setting), the walk-in closet in my office/guest bedroom does sound like I’m hosting a server farm....but I tell ya there’s a forced airflow through those carbon filters now! Better yet, my entirely-too-sensitive olfactory response is all the better for it. These fans are very powerful. They’re running 24/7/365 since purchase and no problems. Given they’re in my office, a quieter function would be optimal, but quieter would also impact effectiveness in this particular/unorthodox application. They’re also exactly the right size to fit over the filter frame, which is how I found them. I’m in the technical field and am familiar with the noise level generated by this type of fan, so I knew what I was getting into...if you need a small but very powerful fan for a forced airflow environment, this is what you’re looking for! Just don’t be surprised that this kind of power isn’t whisper quiet. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on March 3, 2021 by Dave

  • Fans
work good, cooled welder down
Reviewed in the United States on October 18, 2025 by micheal

  • Nice and powerful
Works great. Used this to replace an air hockey table fan. I had to drill new mounting holes, but it works great. My only complaint is that plugging the cord into the fan is very difficult. It requires so much force, I bent both terminals. I eventually was able to work it onto the terminals.
Reviewed in the United States on January 21, 2018 by DIY

  • Ready to blow your hair back
The media could not be loaded. Very satisfied with this purchase. These fans are everything I hoped they would be. These fans replaced our loud rattle fans out of our 1970's heatilator fireplace. The original fans were loud and probably put out 75 cfm. The new fans are overkill and are too loud at high speed. That's the point. I wanted an oversize fan to superheat our living room, and with a speed control turn them down to 50%. That's the only way These fans will work for a heatilator blower. They need to be adjustable. Regardless, we're now cranking out 400 cfm with 2 fans combined and I couldn't be happier. If you're looking to upgrade your old tired fans, highly recommend these. Oh, I forgot the quality is top notch on these fans, with a metal housing and ball bearings, they do not vibrate. The rotary speed control is a Vari-Speed 6 amps. Enjoy!. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on October 6, 2024 by Jennifer P Jennifer P

  • Condenser Fan for Refrigerator
Used this fan as a Condenser fan on a old fridge, Had to ziptie it in because the OEM fan had been out of production for years. But a fan is a fan. it does the job very nicely. no louder then the fridge was Factory, it sounds like a fridge.
Reviewed in the United States on April 3, 2025 by Jimmy j.

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