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AC Infinity AIRCOM T10 Front-Exhaust Fan - Amazon $119
Here’s the Amazon link:
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Here’s the link to the AC Infinity website:
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My Thoughts -
I chose the front exhaust version because I didn’t like the idea of the hot air blowing behind the electronics. Every setup is different so give it some thought before you order.
The quality at this price point is quite refreshing. I liked the idea and the model of this company so much that I called them to try and find a job.
Great product and a great price, for some additional peace of mind.
Marantz SR7013 Temp Before - 107 Degrees
Marantz SR7013 Temp After - 96.8 Degrees
10.2 Degrees Less!
Marantz MM7055 Temp Before - 106 Degrees
Marantz MM7055 Temp After - 91.8 Degrees
Other Equipment Used:
14.2 Degrees Less!
Very happy with this purchase and I highly recommend these to anyone who has a good amount of money tied up in their equipment, especially if you have your gear in a cabinet or somewhere where the ventilation is poor.
Receiver- Marantz SR7013
Amplifier - Marantz MM7055
TV - LG C9 OLED 65”
Blu-ray Player - Xbox One X
Surge Protection - Panamax M7500-PRO
Subwoofers - Dual Martin Logan Dynamo
Speaker Wires - MediaBridge speaker and subwoofer cables
Subscriber Count At The Time Of This Video - 1,915 (WOW!)

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@wolfmanracquetball 19 дней назад

Thank you for sharing brother. Heat and Water are electronics Nemesis. I bought one of these about 3 years ago. I lost power a bunch of times this year and noticed mine was not turning on automatically. I downloaded the manual and I was able to get it to work automatically again. 🐺

@shaneh7519 9 месяцев назад

Just curious after 3 years do you still have these, and if so how are they working?

@ThePino154 2 года назад

*Extremely happy with this window fan. Super quiet and **Fastly.Cool** ! If it wasn’t for the breeze from it, you wouldn’t know it was there. Highly recommend this product!*

@kez2252 4 года назад

I have this one as well, it's been great!

@blazermdx 4 года назад

Honestly, probably should have picked these up earlier. I would go to say that if you are keeping high quality AV equipment in a cabinet or shelf where heat and ventilation are an issue, this is a must have. Thanks again for the continued support, buddy!

@kez2252 4 года назад

@@blazermdx My previous receiver was a Yamaha, which never ran hot. However, when I picked up my Denon receiver this year, and having read of how how Denon/Marantz tend to get, I purchased the fan at the same time. My new receiver has never hit higher than 85 with the fan above it. And yes, mine is in a cabinet so a fan was a must. Keep up the great vids!

@reggieburris 3 года назад

My T9 Top-Exhaust Fan arrived today. My Denon AVR-X3700H gets hot really quick. I chose the T9 for the digital read out.

@Sikpoop101 6 месяцев назад

Got the T8 for rear exhaust. In smart mode fan stay on lowest setting to keep my Denon X4500H cool.

@MiccaPhone 11 месяцев назад

Can you sense the airflow of the front exhaust when sitting in your room?

@mikesullivan4800 3 года назад

The usb is for their usb fans if you have them in cabinets. This would be the brain. Controlling the non smart accessories they sell.

@blazermdx 3 года назад

I definitely should have mentioned that. Thanks for pointing that out for me, my friend!

@Audiodreamer192-24 4 года назад

Just ordered this right now on Amazon. Thx for video, I agree it looks cool and will look great with my pioneer elite receiver and power conditioner. Wanted a cooling fan for a bit now but I love the component style look like my power conditioner.👍 be here this Friday! Wooohooo $159.00 cad free shipping

@blazermdx 4 года назад

Hey, happy I could help. Haha! Congratulations on the purchase. I am really happy I made this purchase and I’m sure you will be also. I love Pioneer Elite receivers. My first “real” Receiver was a SC-27, back in the 1080P days. Still one of the best receivers I’ve ever owned.

@Audiodreamer192-24 4 года назад

@@blazermdx thanks man! Ya I love them too. I have 4 elite receivers and a couple denon’s as well. And some older amps which are in pile in my “ gear storage room”( spare bedroom) lol which my wife hates, but I just keep the door closed and tell her not to go in there.... problem solved lol I wanted a cooling system for while now, I’ve. Been using crappy open fan types . Until I saw this video I never saw one I liked. As soon as your video ended I was on amazon! Lol thanks for that 👍

@antoniomoreno6944 10 месяцев назад

Buenas noches señor,e comprado hoy un aircom t10 Los grados de temperatura bienen ajustado en fanrenheit Se puede ajustar para que marque los grados en celsius Es que manual biene en ingles y como soy español no entiendo el ingles Muchas grasias de antemano Saludos

@gregjones2472 4 года назад

Can you comment on how loud the fans are? Do you hear them at all from your seating position?

@blazermdx 4 года назад

I was planning on mentioning the loudness of the fans but I totally spaced. The microphone was right next to the phone, when I took the video. I did this to see if it would pick up the fan noise but when I went back and listened, I didn’t hear anything. I sit about 7’ from the fans and I can’t hear them at level 3 or 4. Full disclosure, I also have a larger air purifier, which makes more noise so it likely drowns out any minor noise the AC fans make. They are very quiet and I don’t notice them though. My thoughts are that they do introduce minor noise to a room but not enough to really notice. Thanks for the question, Greg!

@gregjones2472 4 года назад

@@blazermdx thanks for the comment. I almost bought one of these a year ago but was concerned I would be too annoyed by the fan noise to make it worth it. I might reconsider now

@blazermdx 4 года назад

You can also shut off the lights, if they bother you in a dark room. Just FYI

@goldenearaudioreview4904 4 года назад

Great review Dustin. I didn't realize that these were so cheap! Might try and pick some up myself.

@blazermdx 4 года назад

It actually cooled my equipment more than I thought they would. Supper happy with this purchase. I say go for it, my friend!

@D.L.W. 4 месяца назад

I have a Parasound Halo A52+ 5 channel amplifier and a Yamaha Aventage RX-A8A 11 channel AVR with dual AC Infinity AIRCOM T9's keeping them cool.

@blazermdx 4 месяца назад

It’s a smart investment, in my book. Plus, these fans will most likely outlast the receiver/processor technology, so you can keep using them when you upgrade. Thank you for the input!

@boigoe 9 месяцев назад

Hi...why don't the internal fans kick in

@umat6991 3 года назад

Can anyone please give their “ideal” operating temperature(s)? I have the same SR7013. It doesn’t have a lot of airspace to breathe in my install. With my infinity AC T8, the rear exhaust version of your fan, it sits at 88-89 degrees when OFF (in standby mode). However, during normal use, it only goes up to around 91-92. Are these temps considered “normal” or am I running too hot? I never put a thermometer to my 7013 before installing the T8, but it was surely well above 100 degrees and very hot to the touch. Now, at 91-92 degrees, it feels relatively cool. 😎 Thanks.

@MichaelGreenKites 3 года назад

Set the fans to activate when the thermometer reaches 5, or so, degrees above the ambient room temerature.

@blazermdx 3 года назад

Thanks for the reply!

@umat6991 3 года назад

@@MichaelGreenKites thanks. Ambient temperature of the room, or of the AV cabinet? If the whole room, then she’ll be running constantly 😄. If of the AV cabinet, that would set my fan startup temp around 93-94 degrees.

@umat6991 3 года назад

FYI, I spoke to a Marantz techie who informed me that 85-95 degrees would be considered “normal” operating temperature for my unit. In my personal experience, in its present location, my 7013 sits at 89 degrees in standby mode and climbs to an observed maximum of 92 under normal listening conditions. Without the ACI fans, I’m sure mine would exceed 100 degrees very easily.

@reallymean233 3 года назад

Ok I just upgraded my home theater system denon 750 AVR Was jamming to Led Zeppelin 4 got 3 songs in and it all went to thermal mode saw this video and purchased the ACT 10

@blazermdx 3 года назад

Congratulations! It’s a very nice piece of equipment. Electronics and don’t play nicely so sounds like a pretty good investment. Especially since you can use it for any future receiver upgrades.

@edstark44 3 года назад

Thanks! Can the front LED display be turned off?

@Bryan-hd7nm 4 года назад

Love your channel! Quick question I have a couple of emoTiva amps should I plug them to my power conditioner with everything else I have or directly intO the outlet? How do you do it? Thanks!

@blazermdx 4 года назад

Actually, I would check with Emotiva, to get the correct answer to that question. I’ve always plugged everything into my Panamax and Furman power/surge protectors, minus a couple very high powered subs, which the manufacturer advised plugging them directly into the outlet. I have owned a few Emotiva amps, and still have a couple, but I’ve always wanted a buffer between the property power and my equipment. With that said, I usually live in dumpy little places, haha, which is why. I would hate to give you advise and then you have an issue down the road so it would probably be best to go right to Emotiva. Thanks for stopping by and sorry I couldn’t be of more help!

@jayroland9481 3 месяца назад

Over 5 minutes of waffle before we actually get to see the thing. You spend way too much time telling folk what you're going to do.....just DO it man. That all aside, a pretty good review. I'm thinking of buying one for my Yamaha 3060 as that gets pretty hot and as far as I know it has no internal fan whereas my old Yamaha 1400 did have a fan!

@blazermdx 3 месяца назад

Sorry:(

@jayroland9481 3 месяца назад

@@blazermdx No need to be sorry chum, anyway, I just ordered one only to discover it ships from the USA so no delivery until 9th July ;-(

@Carlos-gc4hb 4 года назад

Hi Dustin, definitely getting one for my receiver.

@blazermdx 4 года назад

Totally worth it, especially if your a bit of a gear but like I am. I’m watching Passengers at -15 dB and my amp and receiver the probe temps are holding at 75 and 79 degrees. Excellent peace of mind! What receiver are you using? Marantz is known for running hot, which is what prompted the purchase. Thanks for taking the time to comment, my friend!

@AndyDaimon Год назад

I've got nearly the same installation: SR6013 and MM7055. Both of them are equiped with those T10 from AC Infinity. Both T10 are really usefull: Marantz components can get really high in temperature (they can be measured through the T10). I let them in SMART mode and try not getting higher than 30°C (limit fixed to 37°C) and it's working and quiet. 1 thing is a bad note for AC Infinity: the transformer. Only for US (I'm from Belgium in Europe) eventhough the transformer can go to our voltage ranges. But no adapter to get on our UE plugs.

@Roof_Pizza 3 года назад

100-110 etc is nothing. Amps will go into thermal protection well beyond that, maybe closer to 170 or so and shut down at maybe 190. Neither of these should really happen unless there is something wrong. Blasting low impedance speakers where the amp really isn't up to it etc. An Emotiva amp review that I just read stated that the fans don't even switch on until the unit reaches 156 degrees.

@cpa889900 3 года назад

These fans are a must. I own 2 for my Yamaha receives so they will not over heat

@blazermdx 3 года назад

They are sure nice peace of mind, especially for those that have their components in a cabinet or that tend to run hot, like my Marantz gear. Like i mentioned in the video, these fans will likely survive my current equipment so I like that all future amps/receivers I purchase will have these fans helping to keep them cool. Thanks for stopping by and for taking the time to comment!

@shaundavidssd 3 года назад

Why are they? My amp has two fans and I barely get one fan going let alone the second

@hyperny9817 2 года назад

Hi Dustin, enjoyed the review. You mention that you read that the fan units need some room to breathe. Why is that? Do you know how much room they need? I have an open AV table. There are 9 inches between the bottom glass shelf and the one above. It's open on all sides. I was thinking of purchasing an AV receiver that is just under 7-5/16 inches tall, so a T8 (venting to the rear) would just barely fit. Thanks.

@UnworthySubject 3 года назад

On the manual of my receiver it states to keep away from any vibration. Would this cause any unwanted problems in the future?

@blazermdx 3 года назад

In an ideal situation, your electronics wouldn’t be exposed to vibrations. It’s just not great on the internals, especially when exposed to larger vibrations over a longer period of time. With that said, I have seen some folks systems where they used subwoofers as an stand for their receivers, Xbox etc. and they didn’t have any issues. If there’s no way around avoiding vibrations, I would definitely invest in some rubber isolation pads like some Soundrise Domes, to keep the vibrations at a minimum. Where are you putting the receiver, that makes you concerned about vibrations?

@lequidsnake 3 года назад

@@blazermdx I think his talking about the t10 producing vibration when its sitting on top of the amp. but its got rubber feet to reduce or eliminate the vibrations going to the amp

@fernc3502 4 года назад

Great video. Been eyeing one of these fans to purchase. A few questions for you... Is there a setting for the light up panel to dim down? Does the fan come on by the receiver trigger or have to turn on manually? Also, which power conditioner are you using? Do you have a video for that one? Thanks in advance for any info you can supply.

@blazermdx 4 года назад

Yes, there’s a way to dim the screen and to turn it off completely, even with the fans running. There’s no trigger or anything so your best best is to just leave them running. I actually leave my amp and receiver on at all times. There’s been a debate of whether it’s good or bad to leave amps and receivers on and I’m in the “always on” camp. No real reason why I’m on that side of things though. The conditioner I’m currently using is a Panamax M7500-Pro. Here’s a brief video I made, explaining my decision on buying it. Snagged it for $180:) ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-RRnpEt5CxpA.html

@fernc3502 4 года назад

Wow, quick reply! Thanks for the info and link on the fan and conditioner. You got a great price on that conditioner.

@blazermdx 4 года назад

Yeah, it was a total steal. I already had a Panamax so I wasn’t looking for one but then I ran across the deal and I just couldn’t pass on it. Keep an eye out on Best Buy. They’ve been having 50% off sales on all Panamax products. Already had the sale a couple times, the past few months. Good luck with your search!

@notahandle109 Год назад

I bought on Amazon Australia and it is awesome however the power connector is US not Australia..

@skolvikings5263 4 года назад

I noticed the Panamax power conditioner, do you notice any improvement in the sound with it? I've heard mixed reviews, some swear by them, others say it actually degrades the sound, they do look cool though!! I might get a used one off Ebay.

@blazermdx 4 года назад

I’ve never noticed a difference in sound or video quality, to be honest. My main reason for always having a Furman or Panamax in my system is I like there to be a buffer between my equipment and the property power. I’ve lived in some pretty dumpy places, haha, and I’ve always been skeptical of how consistent and “clean” the incoming power is so I like the peace of mind. The unit I grabbed off Craigslist was the top Panamax, the M7500-Pro, which offers their top protection/filtration. Since owning it, I’ve had 4 or 5 power outages/surges and I’ve experienced zero equipment failure. Wether or not it saved my gear, no clue, as I’ve never been willing to run my main setup with out a conditioner. Not sure if that helps or not but I wanted to share my honest take on it. Thanks again for stopping by!

@skolvikings5263 4 года назад

@@blazermdx Helped a lot, thanks!! Also, probably not a bad thing to keep the equipment on seperate banks to avoid interference, and the "amps in" feature is pretty cool also.

@mikesullivan4800 3 года назад

I heard from a pioneer rep that that best for any sound improvement and safety is to use a battery backup inline. His explanation is it converts from ac and dc cleaning the power the best. He also said that power outages are the hardest thing for amps to handle. He said in areas known for brown outs they see lots of damage occurring.

@edwarner504 4 года назад

What’s up Dustin! Hope everything is well & COOL!

@blazermdx 4 года назад

Haha! What’s up, Ed:)

@Mike_v_E 3 года назад

My Onkyo AVR is getting pretty hot, 50 degrees C/122 degrees F. Might have to pick one up

@MogTheLynx 3 года назад

now that i saw this video again it made me think, wouldnt it be possible to cool it like you would cool pc components? (water or air)

@adryanf_03 3 года назад

Will this work with a marantz pm6007?

@totalplonker824 3 года назад

I've been holding off purchasing one of these until I do my upgrade even though I have a budget receiver I have splashed out over £1,000 on shielded speaker cables and another £630 on a power conditioner, reason being I hate any kind of unwanted noise so my question to you.... on a scale of 1 to 10 how would you rate the noise of this marvelously presented cooling fan! (Hence the subscription)

@blazermdx 3 года назад

I sit about 6 feet from my dual T10 fans, which is closer than most, but they do add some noise to the room. They are very quiet but not silent, that’s for sure. I leave them on non stop and now, I don’t even notice them but I also have a heat pump and a large air purifier about 10’ away. The slight fan noise was totally worth the peace of mind and if your seating distance is a little greater than 6’, I doubt you would notice them at all. Would buy them again, without hesitation. Thanks for subscribing, my friend!

@AudioElectronicsChicago 4 года назад

wow, this is a good to have especially if using for long time or playing loud

@blazermdx 4 года назад

If you have a decent amount of money tied up in your receiver/amplifiers, I think this is one of those no-brainer type purchases. Especially since this will work the same for future receivers and amps, as you play catch-up with new technologies. I know people out there can build fans for cheaper but I’m a bit of a gear head, if you can’t tell:) Everyone, be sure to subscribe to the Audio Electronics channel, they do a great job documenting home audio equipment!

@AudioElectronicsChicago 4 года назад

@@blazermdx I like this one better, the front digital display looks great. Thanks you for the nice words at the end of your comment Justin!

@sathvik15 4 года назад

Hi dustin, i have a yamaha tsr-7810, and im planning on getting a used rotel RB-1050 power amp, do u think this would go well with them? Because i was looking at these on amazon aswell and also noticed that they fit on marantz the best. Would it effect the function of the fan if i got one for my yammy

@jhamm15 2 года назад

Are the feet removable on this to squeeze into tighter space? I only have about 3cm clearance above my receiver

@blazermdx 2 года назад

Sorry, the feet don’t seem to be removable. I just went over and tried to unscrew the feet and they didn’t budge. With that said, the feet do have rubber pads on them so I might email AC Infinty to see if there’s a screw or something under the feet, holding the feet on. Long shot but it might be worth an email. Good luck!

@manea7074 Месяц назад

Does the fans blow warm air?

@blazermdx 24 дня назад

It’s designed to blow out the hot/warm air, so yes. If the amp or receiver is running hot/warm, the air coming out the front will be hot/warm. These are a solid investment, IMO

@manea7074 24 дня назад

@@blazermdx I'm sitting 4 feet away from my receiver I don't want any hot air blowing at me

@erecher005 3 года назад

great review. had my eye on one. Which would be good for a denon avr-x3400h?

@blazermdx 3 года назад

It would all really depend on where your receiver is located. If it’s in a cabinet with a closed back and open front, I’d go with the one I chose, front exhaust. Vice versa, if your cabinet design is reversed. If your receiver is just sitting open on a shelf, the top exhaust seems to be a popular choice. My stand is open but I wanted the warm air to exhaust out the front, to keep me wires and other components cooler. I hope that helps. Nice receiver choice, BTW!

@johannbeckham 3 года назад

Does this unit have auto turn off function?

@samfazzari64 4 года назад

Hey Dustin, just a heads up, your audio and video arnt synced (at least not for me). Thanks for all of the content.

@blazermdx 4 года назад

Hmm. I just went back and checked and it appears to be synced up on my end. I’m now wondering if others are having the same issue as you? Thank you for letting me know though, I definitely appreciate it when folks catc something and point it out, so I can correct it. Thank you again!

@skolvikings5263 4 года назад

@@blazermdx Out of sync for me too

@nanao1267 4 года назад

Another good content.

@blazermdx 4 года назад

Thanks again, Nana!

@techcode_man 2 года назад

Nice demo. Thanks.

@melraine919 2 года назад

Nice demo/info Dustin well done 👏 👍🏼👊🏼. UK

@blazermdx Год назад

Thank you very much, my friend!

@melraine919 Год назад

@@blazermdx You're welcome.... UK

@carbonoxx 3 года назад

most expensive fan ever........with just 3 cheap fans inside..........fancy

@blazermdx 3 года назад

They aren’t cheap, for what they do but it was worth it to me for the simplicity, looks and the peace of mind. I’ve seen many folks just wire up PC fans which is what I might have done, if my equipment wasn’t so out in the open, like it is. Thanks for stopping by!

@carbonoxx 3 года назад

@@blazermdx i tried with just one single pc fan........and it work it cooled the marantz pretty good...........the only con is the look and have to turn on and off manually......

@noahlowrey2330 4 года назад

I have the t-10 on top of my denon avr x4400h best Investment I’ve bought keeps my avr nice and cool

@blazermdx 4 года назад

That’s a very nice receiver and well worth the investment. I had a Denon X4100 and a X3300, before I bought this Marantz. Big Denon and Marantz fan but I’m pretty disappointed that neither brand has made any major updates to Audyssey in a few years now:/

@noahlowrey2330 4 года назад

Yes I’m very happy with the denon 4400h i picked it up used on Facebook marketplace about 6 months ago for $360 crazy low price couldn’t really pass it up for that price. I was using the denon avr x2600h worked just fine for my 5.1Klipsch bookshelf speaker system but for $360 bucks for the 4400h mine as well upgrade at the price lol sold my 2600h for $300 so I made out pretty well

@blazermdx 4 года назад

@@noahlowrey2330 Seems like we are cut from the same cloth.. $60 out of pocket, for a new to you X4400 is awesome! Well done!

@noahlowrey2330 4 года назад

Thanks Dustin ya I’m always looking for great deals on used equipment if I no use for it or can’t afford it I always pass it on the my fellow home theater friends out there

@glenn4452 2 года назад

I just got one for my rz50.

@blazermdx 2 года назад

Not everyone agrees with me but I love the peace of mind, having these fans. Excellent receiver choice! Those babies aren’t easy to come by

@glenn4452 2 года назад

@@blazermdx yes I know ordered mine in the beginning of November,can’t wait lol.

@jnschannel2551 3 года назад

Question, aren't your components way to close to each other? And also isn't the side wall of the table blocking the side vents of the two components (left side for reciever, right side for the power amp)? Like the video though.

@mateodeo9161 2 года назад

Funny. When spending $4000 on a AV, you need a $120 unit fan to cover the AVR's natural vents. LOL Snake oil products.

@blazermdx 2 года назад

That’s one opinion and I respect it. I had the fan left over from my Marantz, which ran warm, so I decided to use it on my Lexicon. This fan keeps this Lexicon 8 degrees cooler than normal operating temperature so it’s a little peace of mind. Plus, I actually like the looks:) Thanks for stopping by!

@defense151086 2 года назад

Dustin...any insight as to why the probe temp on the infinity doesnt match your temp scanner? Seems like a false security to me.

@blazermdx 2 года назад

It probably has to de due to the location of the probe and where I was getting my reading but I could be wrong. I tried to let everything warm up before checking the temp so not quite sure. Good question though!