AC Infinity AIRCOM T8, Quiet Cooling Blower Fan System 17 Rear-Exhaust for Receivers, Amps, DVR, AV Cabinet Components

Have T8 where warm is blown out the rear. Prior to the T8 my Yamaha receiver, that is in a cabinet usually was around 97 degrees. Now the T8 keeps it around 85. Fans are very quiet when set at speed 6. Easy setup. Only con is the right angel plug that takes up 2 outlets on surge protector.

Great product, easy to set up. Not as quite as I expected but once I move my track to the closet it wont matter. I highly recommend.

When I was setting up my new Marantz 7013 I didnt turn it on because I didnt want the mic to pickup any noise. The temperature went up to 104 degrees. As soon as I turned the AIRCOM T8 on, the temperature went down to 83 degrees in about 5 min. It has never gone over 84 degrees since then.

Just as described and works great!!

The AC Infinity AIRCOM T8 does a great job keeping my receiver cool. I highly recommend this.

The operation manual could explain setup a little better

The noise level could be less. It definitely keeps your reciever cool. I have the Denon X4400H and it can get really hot. I watched the temperature reach as high as 106 degrees, turned on the Air Com and watched the temperature drop down to 89 degrees in a few minutes. Its worth buying if you need one. Highly recommend.

This chiller device is almost perfect. I just happened upon it by accident & Im glad I did. My electronic devices are extremely expensive & the the heat generated by these devices are extreme at times. This chiller greatly assists in the evacuation of heat thereby extending the reliability of the internal components. There is a drawback that on FM there is a bit of interference generated from the unit / device but in a digital environment == PERFECTION. Take care all, TMP.

My receiver was running at 104 degrees/F. Adding the aircom is keeping the operating temperature at 81/82 degrees. I ran several tests with and without this unit. The temperature will always rise without this unit to 104 degrees. Keeping the temperature down to 81 will help with the longevity of the amplifier. I was using an IR thermometer to validate my readings.

Unfortunately my application/location is an enclosed area with little room for the fan to keep up with the heat and expel it through openings. I will likely have to purchase another cabinet wall fan to help the unit perform.