What is cfm capability, I have a 24 cuft cabinet with a receiver/tuner, 2 routers, cable box, dvd player, cd changer and a modem in it, gets hot?
201787
The fan does not indicate cfm rating on it. I can tell you that I have two of these...each is on a 500 watt carver amplifier and they always stay cool! And the fans are extremely quiet also....an important consideration in my listening room.
201788
I don't know as I do not have a way to measure. It isn't very strong. I have a dish receiver with a slingox and it gets really hot. This little fan moves air (not a lot) but the bit that it moves seems to help a lot. The nice thing about this fan is that it is quiet. I don't hear it over the equipment. So, it my mind it works great for what I am doing. It states it is 45 CFM. 45 CFM seems like a lot to me and I don't know if that is true. But it is working for my application.
2057872
That's a tough call with the supplied information. If the room is going to be used for a single purpose...how much light and would you be supplying the air from outside to the room than outside? Ultimately get as much fan as you can afford (think long term) and a GOOD speed controller. You can always turn it down but you can only go so fast. My fan came as a 440cfm. Don't forget ducting and band straps. I hope this helps
190492
Hello Richard, I had the same dilemma and I decided that the fan would be much more effective when used as an exhaust fan. I have a very hot running tube amp and it keeps it running warm. I did angle the cabinet to the back wall so that the air would be reflected away at about a 15 degree angle. Hope this helps. Jnm
699843
Mine was hot too but if you need this the you probably have a problem with cables, I was using this until I got a competent tech that replaced some bad cables and checked signal strength to verify which cable is bad
1821983
Not really. The airflow is pretty slow, just enough to cool a media cabinet and move a little air around. Go with something bigger and better.
931449
Our receivers do tend to run about 80 degrees above ambient room temperature, this is normal. If you install the apparatus in a built-in installation, such as a bookcase or rack, ensure that there is adequate ventilation. Leave 20 cm (8") of free space at the top and sides and 10 cm (4") at the rear. The rear edge of the shelf or board above the apparatus shall be set 10 cm (4") away from the rear panel or wall, creating a flue-like gap for warm air to escape. Please make sure that when you turn off the main receiver that you also turn off the Zone 2 because if you don't turn off Zone2 (if your receiver has this feature) then the receiver will continue to run and will produce heat. There is an internet dealer selling cooling fans that can be used with our receivers www.coolerguys.com.
600161
Depends on the load (ie what it is conected to). in our configuration we are getting about 200 cfm
541225
Typical heat generated by a receiver. I think my Elite 94thx ran a little hotter. I've ran this in 2 channels up to 9.2 at reference level(aka LOUD) music and movies
361865
Mine does not get hot either in AV cabinet with three sides and few inches clearance around sides, 10 in back. Way less heat than the Onkyo I replaced with it.
1567766
I have mine mounted to the wall and it seems to be running cooler than most routers I've used in the past. I used an extra nail towards the middle/bottom to offset it from the wall by about an inch. It allows airflow to reach the back vents instead of accumulating heat against the wall.
944496
This is a cabinet fan, I installed 1 to bring in cool air and 1 to get the heat out, on a cabinet for a wine cellar compressor. They're doing fine job. It's quiet and should do the job for your desktop, Install 1 only (It's big) at the source of the heat to bring it out.
598790
It depends on if it's enclosed or not. I experience severe heat and issues when closing my cabinet door...the temp readout from the Onkyo settings says 65+. If I leave the door open it cools off considerably to around 50 or so. This is with an AV fan sitting on top of it as well. I'm debating on whether I should return it or not and whether its a bad amp or not.I haven't checked the wattage output.
1354707
I think you might need the next model up (with a W2 terminal) for your system: TH6220D: For up to 2 Heat/2 Cool systems
1590271
Since I don't know what you want to use it for, I can't really answer the question properly. I will tell you that I was having an issue with my satellite receiver not getting enough air movement in the cabinet I have it in. One of the techs told it was probably a bit too warm in there. I set this up in the cabinet and it seems to have resolved the issue. I liked the variable speed to it because I could run it faster in the summer and move more air, and dial it down in the winter a bit. Only downside is that it's a bit noisy at the higher speed, but I'm not aware of a more efficient way to move air in a small area. Hope that helps. Ray
1328919
I notice zero AC hum or any whine. I would use this again. I will pass on stay clear of tranmittion over AC wiring S/R units---I think Black Box was the one I used. It has a delay and gets hot.good luck
361864
We have it in a media cabinet behind a glass door but the back panel of the cabinet is off allowing heat to be released. Haven't noticed much heat output and I believe it has an eco mode, allowing it to run on a cooler temperature. I'm really happy with this unit
1063630
Hi Kevin, I recommend you try our CABLE-V010: http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B00CA2X5W6. It's a full copper cable. The CCA cable my get hot when running power over it instead of just data. However, a full copper cable handles power with no issue at all. Let me know if you have any more questions! Thank you, Taylor W. VIVO