Air Filtration PRO Kit 150mm, AI Controller WiFi App Control

Super easy set up, very impressed

Upgrading from Mars Hydro to AC Infinity has been the best money spent towards my grow tents. i cant speak highly enough of AC Infinity but inparticular the Exhaust Fans & 69Pro unit are incredible value for money. The dynamic changes means the fans are only as powerful as they need to be which helps massivley with noise reductions. Very good build quality as the fans have been running between 50-100% for afew months and have not noticed any drops in power or wear and airflow is still very very good.

great product

Premium Unit with outstanding extraction and very quiet too

Seller paid for product to be delivered as quickly as possible, so it arrived sooner than originally stated. Fan is quiet compared to a lot of other fans. Works great with the carbon filter… no smells. Fan has quite a few speed settings, so although it’s a bit noisier as you go up through the various speed settings, it really does shift a large volume of air… and still not unbearably noisy.

Good product for how it connects to the ai system and the power is very good. Only issue is the carbon filter might of been damaged or in storage for a long time as it lets lots of smells through which makes it pretty much useless

We too fell for the more expensive AC Infinity set. In April '26, bought the whole 150 mm filter Pro kit with AI+ controller and it's an absolutely good upgrade. Pro's: - Ventilation itself is easily anything between a hurricane, a favorable strong wind, or a perfect breeze. - Materials are slick and solid, like A+ quality and just look absolutely great. - AI+ controller, despite a simple LCD display with 8 ports for devices and 2 ports for sensors, separate power input and especially the external 2nd sensor for room measurements. - Carbon filter is the dark overlord of the tent. It looks firm and perfect. And at ~40 cm length it proves itself and outperforms a shorter filter. The fact that it can be refilled is one of the key points to prefer it over other ones. - Accessories like hanging cords x2, hanging straps x2, cable binders, mounting material, manuals, all in there - The UIS system with USB-C connector is widely compatible with 3rd party devices. Where not all devices are known or listed, there are very likely more matches, if not workarounds to get the job done. Like through provided adapters, or with small DIY-modifications of custom RJ-45, RJ-11/12 connectors maybe - Customer support seems pretty responsive and friendly in the first place. (based on some earlier product questions and shipping communication in extend to Amazon purchase. - The whole kit came at much better offer than when buying all parts separately @ Euro 309,- at the time. Only added a Type B Adapter @ Euro18,99 to match the grow light. Cons: - AI+ controller: The screen operation is not that intuitive and touch buttons are easily hit by accident when moving around it. There is a screen lock to avoid unwanted adjustments which is basically always enabled. Instead the app is used to control everything. - ACI app software: * The interface and navigation can be a bit unclear at first. It takes some time to get used to, like with any random new app or software. Need to explore basic settings to figure out a few attempts to get the desired outcome. But, the available settings are not bad their selves, mostly * Light and ventilation settings are in steps of 10, like 10% each. This was known before purchase. Yet, really, really crave for 1% increments. Fine tuning optimal grow conditions to environmental conditions is not possible like that, where those few percentages can make the perfect difference. *Unsure if an software update can still make the difference to adjust per 1% increment for both Type A or Type B adapter compatibility, as in 0/1-10V and PWM. (Dear ACI, please, oh pretty please?) * AI function and automation... nope don't use it yet. Instead, jumped into 'Advanced Mode' immediately to have manual control all the time and get to learn the system ins and outs better. Not gonna have an AI blindly control everything yet with its own predefined settings. First learn the system yourself. Then maybe later, from own experience, teach the AI what we want from it. * Some predefined settings and templates take immediate effect when just curiously scrolling through and trying settings. You don't want that on a running grow. To sort out later. * More common settings for ventilation, light, osci-fan, temp, humidity boundaries can be freely adjusted before saving and activating the changes. Neutral: The ventilation. It's positioned inside a tent, connected to a duct sleeve and with just a carbon filter, no duct tube. Yeah the noise? All good the first half mostly. Up to lvl 2, can barely notice it running. Up to lvl 4 hearable, but fine to deal with. From lvl 5 and 6 it becomes a lot. Can be loudly heared in the next room through an open door. Nearby, one can handle it, but might want put on a head set when in the same room for a longer time. From Lvl 7 up to 10 - Good luck with that, you have just closed in on a hurricane in a barrel and might want to tape your soul to your skull. It 'violently' displaces a lot, really lots of air. - Temperature and humidity sensors, could be better. Accuracy and stability are not solid. But good enough on average. Had custom calibration settings to match separate, cheaper but stable reference meters. Adjusted values by +1 degree C and -5%. The first grow cycle, especially the temperature seemed very stable and match the reference. The humidity not so much at first, but better later. However, the sensor also seems more sensitive to environmental changes, like known with some grow space sensors. Now later, the temperature was off again by at least 1 degree C, especially with relative higher temperatures, like 26-28 C ranges and up. Humidity is somewhat more volatile as well, with differences up to about the same custom offset at -5% easily. That as well is not uncommon, but still not preferred when working with stage settings. And during a heat wave or wet period, every tick matters to have better control. Overall, would definitely recommend it over many other El-cheapo models or questionable, if not settled low-mid tier brands. This ACI kit seems mid-high to high tier for consumers at least. Close to professional probably.

Buena calidad de materiales y fabricación, funciona todo a la perfección y el extractor cuenta con buenas funciones

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Absolutely Nice!

As soon as I got my S44 light - I was hooked on AC Infinity's build quality. And wanted to have better control over exhaust heat & smell. This kit is perfect for my 4'x4'x80" tent. Sets up easy, came packaged really well, and works like a champ. It's a bit loud when it ramps up to full power, but it also moves a ton of air quickly. Mine spends most of its time around half power, and is pretty quiet there. At full power, it's comparable to a window A/C unit. They've got duct silencers available if noise is a problem. Tons of included mounting hardware, plenty of ducting. All very high quality in build and look. The controller can be a bit confusing to set up at first, but they have a YouTube video that explains it all pretty quickly. I find setting up advanced automations is the way to go, as that will override any default settings and you can have any number of custom triggers and high / low settings for specific schedules, as well as transition points and buffers for smooth ramping of fan power, etc. The data graphs on the app are fantastic, and make it a lot easier to tweak the setup for ideal conditions. Highly recommend this whole system, and am adding one of their humidifiers, another clip fan, and the outlet controller for a small heater soon.