AC Infinity AIRLIFT T10, Shutter Exhaust Fan 10" with WiFi Temperature Humidity Controller, EC-Motor Wall Mount Ventilation and Cooling for Sheds, Attics, Workshops, and Greenhouses

I used this fan to directly replace my old non working hydronic garage heaters fan that burned out. 4 self tapping screws and it was solid to the sheet metal. I did strip the fan from the louvers although it would have fit this “Beacon Morris twin flow” hydronic heater with the louver shroud attached and louvers removed from the shroud.Very easy swap, and I’ve effectively added an aqua-stat to turn the fan on when the thermostat calls for heat. Once the pipe is hot the fan kicks right on… I used to just run the old fan on a switch which wasn’t ideal.I can also turn the fan on independently and circulate the air in my garage with no call for heat which is why I chose this. I will probably program to help regulate the humidity in the garage for the summer too..This fan is much quieter than the fan it replaced. I run it on 6 or 7 for quiet operation. 10 gets a bit loud and really gets the air moving… AC infinity has great products that I have used and trust..

I purchased this T10 and the S10 for my attic. Install was easy. Add outlet, cut holes, add 1x4 shim, put fan in, attach with screws, add exterior trim and plug everything in. Ok so it's a process but let's talk about these fans. I've always purchased AC Infinity fans for cooling. They cost more but last for a very long time. Yes you can buy those other $50 shutter fans but plan on replacing them every 2 to 3 years. These AC Infinity fans will last for 46 years....8 hours a day, 30 days a month, 6 months a year during summer. I've have their smaller fans for over decade and still going strong. The T10 and S10 series are all metal housing for durability and they move some serious air. I have a 1464 sq ft attic at about 5100 cubic ft so with these two fans I get more than enough air flow. Before I installed these my attic was 140+. Yikes. I have the fans programed to come on at 100 at level 8 and the attic now maxes out at 110. I do have a 5 degree negative temp buffer set so the fans turn off at 95 degrees. This prevents the fans from turning off and on repeatedly. I'm not worried about negative pressure as I have 6 sq ft of attic vents for return air. Did I spend $300 on these two fans that I can control on my phone via wifi app? Yes I did. My house temp has dropped by 8 degrees which means my AC remains off and cuts down my electric bill. These fans will be paid off in 4 months with the savings. I highly recommend for those homes without proper attic ventilation. These fans are extremely efficient and are the perfect size.

Has survived in the attic for 3 years in Florida

Just had a 16x12 shed built and as you can imagine, was very expensive to build. I needed a way to keep the air moving so the damp, humid air inside doesn't create mold and ruin the shed like my old one. I already own an AC Infinity cabinet fan and purchased this one for my shed. It's all installed and hard wired right into the shed's electrical system. I absolutely love how you can program this to operate at any given temperature or humidity level. The airflow is great, and moves alot of air. Had it installed for a week now and you can really tell the difference in air quality inside the shed. No more stagnant hot humid air when you walk in. This is well worth the investment and you won't be disappointed. Plus, the remote panel and app is just plain cool.

I purchased this for a greenhouse project my wife wanted. The greenhouse is a 10 ft x 12ft x 7ft heavy plastic dome type with a wooden front and the back is attached to the siding of the house.My wife installed a vapor barrier made of bubble wrap approximately 6" - 10" away from both clear sides and the top. This dropped the interior area down very close to the rated 630 cfm airflow for the 10" fan.Although the fan controller seems to work very nicely in mid-range temps -but when it is upwards of 80+ deg F with direct sun she is having issues keeping the temperature and humidity where she would like them to be. I wish I would have gone with the 12" or 14" series and it would most likely be just right for the application. I'll probably try to go with one of the larger ones for the main exhaust and install the smaller 10" one as a push fan through a basement window which can be opened up into the greenhouse. The listing says the controller is capable of operating two fans so that may resolve the issue.Overall I'm impressed with the product. It appears well-built and the bluetooth app controller is very responsive and accurate which is a great feature. My advice would be to calculate your overall area and purchase one for a 30% or so larger CFM capacity rating than the area you're working with.ADDITIONAL NOTE: If any sales reps for AC Infinity would like to help me with a discounted fan-only deal (no controller) on the larger fan purchase it would be welcomed and appreciated.

Looking good so far. I installed the AIRLIFT T10 with Wi-Fi controller in small 2 story out building. I went with the 10inch for the location I wanted to put it. However, in installing and reading the manual, with showed controller 69 pro could run up to 4 fans, I noted I could fit 2 side by side and add more fan circulation. Therefore, I set it up for 2 fans as I installed the 1 fan I had. Went to get a second fan and found out you cannot buy just a fan. You have to buy a fan with some type of controller. Not cool. Anyway, I got the fan with another 69 Pro controller and that way I had a backup controller. The fans fit great together and work fine. The controller is on AUTO mode with both fans running off the same settings. Really like the app. The history graphs are great and can be viewed by hours, day, week, and month. Now, I need to wait for summer to see how they will help in the Texas heat.