AC Infinity CLOUDLINE PRO S10, Quiet 10” Inline Duct Fan with Speed Controller - EC Motor Ventilation Exhaust Fan for Heating Cooling Booster, Grow Tents, Hydroponics
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Size: 10-Inch
Color: Pro Speed Controller for S10
Features
- Designed to ventilate hydroponic grow rooms, transfer heating/cooling, cool AV closets, and exhaust odors.
- Features a wired 10-speed fan controller; also compatible with all UIS controllers with intelligent programming.
- PWM-controlled EC motor provides quiet and energy-efficient performance with minimal heat and noise.
- Mixed flow design with stator blade and hydrodynamic wind circles enables airflow delivery in high resistance areas.
- Duct Size: 10 | Dimensions: 11.3 x 15.1 x 12.2 in. | Airflow: 1201 CFM | Noise: 48 dBA | Bearings: Dual Ball
Brand: AC Infinity
Color: Pro Speed Controller for S10
Electric fan design: Exhaust Fan
Power Source: AC
Style: Cloudline S10
Product Dimensions: 11.3"D x 15.1"W x 12.2"H
Room Type: Indoor
Special Feature: Programmable
Recommended Uses For Product: Inline Duct Fan
Mounting Type: Downrod Mount
Power Source: AC
Room Type: Indoor
Special Features: Programmable
Recommended Uses For Product: Inline Duct Fan
Mounting Type: Downrod Mount
Controller Type: Button Control
Number of Speeds: 8
Noise Level: 48 Decibels
Wattage: 250 watts
Number of Blades: 10
Air Flow Capacity: 1201 Cubic Feet Per Minute
Voltage: 120 Volts
Switch Type: Switch
Indoor Outdoor Usage: Indoor
Control Method: App
Is Product Cordless: No
Number of Power Levels: 10
Main Power Connector Type: US Plug (NEMA 1-15 Type-A)
Motor Type: EC motor
Smart Home Compatibility: Smart Home Compatible
Installation Type: inline
Connector Type: US Plug (NEMA 1-15 Type-A)
Specification Met: CE, RoHS
Color: Pro Speed Controller for S10
Electric Fan Design: Exhaust Fan
Style: Cloudline S10
Finish Type: Matte
Item Dimensions D x W x H: 11.3"D x 15.1"W x 12.2"H
Blade Length: 10 Inches
Size: 10-Inch
Brand Name: AC Infinity
Included Components: Cord, Remote
Model Name: CLOUDLINE S10
Model Number: AI-CLS10
UPC: 819137020856
Global Trade Identification Number: 56
Part Number: AI-CLS10
Material: Plastic
Blade Material: Plastic
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Size: 10-Inch, Speed Controller
I liked the features of this fan, including the speed control. It's a superior design because it has rotor and stator blades inside the housing. This type of fan is quieter more efficient than a simple fan blade design, and it's similar to the ones we used on US Navy submarines. That should tell you they are quiet and move a lot of air. The housing on either end can be split from the center motorized fan module by removing a clamp. This allows for cleaning the fan or swapping out a bad motor. In theory, this feature simplifies a booster fan repair because once duct joints are assembled, especially in an HVAC system, they are difficult take them apart. I say "in theory" because you need to know how to use the clamps that hold the motor section to the inlet and outlet section. Loosen the screw until about 1/4 in of thread is showing below the nut. DO NOT unscrew the nut all the way. Leave the clamp assembled but loose. You sort of pop the clamp off, and when reassembling, you pop it back in place. It is similar to putting a bicycle tire on the rim. Note that the fan includes a second set of clamps, but these are used to attach existing ducting to the body of the fan. My application for this Inline Duct Fan was for HVAC ducts. Two legs of my system were fairly long and ducts were undersized. Installation was fairly simple. The set of steel duct clamps provided in the kit came in handy. I added mastic tape around the joint and activated the adhesive with hand pressure. Once attached, it's hard to take apart so I took my time to make a good seal and a mechanically strong joint. I needed to suspend my fan, so think about the mounting method before you get started. You could also use the metal bracket attached to the housing. I powered the fan with a relay circuit that energizes the booster fan only when the main HVAC unit comes on. I watched a YouTube video of someone else solving this requirement. I bought the relay on Amazon: RIBU1C Pilot Relay and use it to control both. At most, both fans draw 2 amps or less, well within the spec for this relay. After I finished the electrical work, I used the fan unit's 8 speed settings to adjust airflow and balance the HVAC system. I balanced the HVAC airflow by varying the speed on the fans. I have installed fans on two long duct runs. At fan speed 8 (max), the unit gets noticeably noisy, but it's also pushing a lot of air. You probably won't need top speed. In my system, setting the fan speeds at 3 to 5 balances the airflow. At this setting, the fan is very quiet and still pushes a lot of air. Airflow adjustments can be made with the speed controller. The rooms connected to the system are now much more comfortable. I'm ready for a hot summer!
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Reviewed in the United States on June 23, 2021 by L. Zinn L. Zinn
Size: 10-Inch, Speed Controller
The media could not be loaded. Works amazing. Extremely powerful and quiet. Would buy again!
Reviewed in the United States on October 15, 2024 by Hunter Schleper
Size: 10-Inch, Smart Controller
I admire the quality of the product, whenever I turn it on at any time of the day or night it is always stay online wi-fi and Bluetooth. I do not know what kind of technology is used here but it is super. My smart switches of one very famous company. $ 399 - $ 499 glitch and reboot at least once a day. After 7 months of use I can make any wind speed in the house ))))) from anywhere in the world. This company is waiting for a very big success, no doubt.
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Reviewed in the United States on September 4, 2024 by Vladimir Vladimir
Size: 10-Inch, Smart Controller
This the second AC Invinity T10 I have bought and is one of the best products I have ever seen or bought. The first attic fan worked so good, I decided to add a second fan to move even more air. These fans are quiet and move a lot of air. The fact that it has a controller to allow automatic on and off functions makes it perfect for the application it is being used for. Now I have a spare controller, since the second fan is being controlled by the first controller that came with the first fan. Each controller has the ability to control two T10's. Incredible high quality packing. You know the product is going to be great when you see the packing. Fan has 10 speeds to choose from and the controller "ramps" the speed up and down when the fan motor is turned on. Very COOL. My unit has no vibration at any speed. When you put your hand on the main housing, you can hardly tell the fan is running other than the fact that you are moving a lot of air and you can hear that when running at higher speed. At lower speeds, the fan is super super quiet. Will be looking at other products made by AC-Infinity. Hummmm. Love these products to much, maybe a third T10 will be coming soon.
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Reviewed in the United States on May 13, 2021 by Amazon Customer
Size: 10-Inch, Speed Controller
The sad part about fans is they make noise, and it's hard to get away from that. I did measure a higher flow of air than advertised - a plus in the right direction. Easy to install and the fact that the fan has variable speed is also a big plus. Seems very well made, which means it should last a long time, check back in 15 years and we'll see how it did. Removing the fan unit to get to the mounting holes was real simple and the instructions laid that out nicely. I have another fan by this manufacturer in my greenhouse, and it works awesome. Was a good purchase - yep - a good purchase.
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Reviewed in the United States on February 23, 2023 by Retired Old Guy
Size: 10-Inch, Smart Controller
I use this in my attic to draw air from outside through the eaves and exhaust it through a roof vent. The old fan died and was a piece of junk. Electrician wanted $120 for another replacement junk fan and $250 to replace it. I instead took out the old fan and ran the t10 exhaust up to the roof exhaust and mounted it in the old fan housing. The tstat is set to 110f so everytime the roof heats up I am pulling out the hot attic air. I use a medium setting because I worry the pressure could become so great that it pulls hvac from my second story up into the attic, dont want that. It helped tremendously this summer. Normally the upstairs hvac struggles to maintain 70f, it held 70f this summer with ease. I have a roof vent and the ceiling is 12-14’ tall with 6” round eave vents spaced 14” all the way around the perimeter. If you have a properly vented attic, this solution can work for you. Just remember the attic will never get cooler than outside ambient, but it beats the heck out of the 130-150f trmps I was getting before the fan install. It was so hot the sap was weeping from the pine trusses! This thing was worth every penny and will last forever.
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