AIRLIFT T16 Shutter Exhaust Fan 16" | WiFi Temperature Humidity Controller, EC-Motor Wall Mount Ventilation and Cooling for Sheds, Attics, Workshops & Greenhouses

This is a very good fan. I am installing it in my attic. I put 2 vents on the opposite side of the attic and this will draw the hot air from the attic. I temporarily installed it but I am amazed at how quiet it is. I like the controls and I still have to install the bluetooth app. I was going to finish the install today but I am too sore after being on a steep roof for 3 hours. It is also 98 degrees and a black roof. I am 73 so I do not have the stamina as a younger me. I have to install a receptical for the plug and drill a hole in the ceiling for the probe and the control cable. I am highly satisfied with the purchase. UPDATE===I have it installed now and it works great. I bought 2, 12 inch vents for the north side of the attic and installed this fan on the south end. The attic temps were running between 135 and 140 in the afternoon. Now with this insatlled it was 110 degrees in the attic and it was 102 degrees outside. Very very satisfied.

Mounted it in my garage to keep the temp lower in the hot Florida summers. It works great and I can control it from my home in Indiana via the Bluetooth. The App records all the details for you.

I live in Florida and my attic gets up to 160 in the summer months. My AC has been working so hard this year spring and it’s only may. I took a chance with this fan looking at the reviews. When I received the fan the build quality was legit. I installed it my self you need to be handy or you can cut hole in your house by accident if you don’t know what that’s on the other side. Once I cut the hole i ran a extension cord to where the fan was going. The controller comes with a 20ft wire which was more then enough for me to mount it in my ac closet as you can see in the picture. I mounted the temp prob to a beam as I as I can strap it down in the attic. Once installed I tested it and it was pushing out some good air. I went. 1 step further and cut a 12x12 hole on the opposite side of my house and installed a exterior vent. When I cranked the fan back on my attic had so much flow that you could actually hang out up there. Now on are hotter days it sits at around 110 until it reaches the set temp of 95 and shuts down usually by 7pm. Hope this helps if you don’t know what your doing and your not handy don’t install it your self. Lastly people are saying the fan is loud, no it’s not it’s a industrial style exhaust fan not a dyson. My fan usually runs on speed 6 and yes you can hear it. But, it no difference then your ac. when the ac kicks on in the house that noise gets drowned out by the ac so it’s not that serious and your concern stand next to the room that is closet to your ac unit to give you an idea of the sound. But overall for what it moves I can see any company making a fan that completely silent.

This fan was a reasonable install although my husband had to build a frame to mount it as our house. Just didn’t configure properly. He also ran the wire through a tiny hole he drilled so the readout is in our mud room where we can see it. Then he had to call and speak to someone in order to program the screen because the instructions are difficult to follow. The guy on the phone was super nice and helpful so customer service gets 5 stars. We love that we can program it, we love that it is super quiet when we’re in the house. Oddly, while it is much quieter from inside, it is actually louder than our 50-year-old fan was outside. When we sit on our deck, it is noticeably louder but not terrible. Since the readout/monitor is right in our mud room, we can easily adjust it when we want so it has been no problem. We are very happy with this fan, it is keeping our attic much cooler. When it is about 85° outside our attic goes up to about 130° without a fan and with this fan it brings it down to105°. Had it about 4 months, so far so good.

I live in southern California where 100 + degree days are very common and this thing is AWESOME! As you can see from the pictures, I installed it as high as I could in my garage wall with the temperature probe up in the peek of the garage. There is also a large vent from the garage to the attic of my home so I purchased this hoping it would ventilate both the garage and the attic of the home, and wow does it ever! I purposely oversized this fan so that we could run it quietly on a lower setting and still keep everything cool. We had our first 90+ degree day and normally I would have the Airconditioning running by 11AM but with the fan running on level 2 (of 10) the house is still 74 degrees on the inside at 5PM! In the picture of the control pannel you can see that it's 101 degrees in the peek of my garage roof with the fan running, before it would regularly top 130. Things to know: 1. If you want a "quiet" fan you will need to oversize it (double the required CFM) so you can run it on a lower setting. This is very quiet compared to other fans but they are still loud if installed near a living area or neighbor. 2. The control panel is awesome with one exception. There is no easy way to manually turn it on, you have to go through the whole menu. 3. Installation requires a little know-how but if your handy it only takes a couple of hours!

I already have this brand of fan pushing air through my receiver for my Theater Room and another unit to push hot air out when my fireplace is going, so I trust/like the brand but it is not cheap. I installed this AC Infinity fan on the ceiling of my garage. To adapt it for my needs, I modified the unit by removing the fins that typically open and close when mounted vertically. At speeds less than six, not enough is being moved to push the fins open when the unit is horizontal. I installed it horizontally to allow air to be drawn from my VERY. HOT garage and vent into the attic space, which has an opening for airflow. This model is a smart unit, my main objective is to have it automatically activate when the garage reaches 80°, ensuring that hot air is efficiently expelled.

Couldn't add to my wifi. Put it in my crawlspace. Couldn't add it to the company's app. Power goes out you have to call and reinstall on something company calls a smart control. Shows remote in photo on Amazon. Turns out there is no remote. Throughly disgusted with this product

Installed in the house attic (2,900 sq ft footprint). Moves air very well. The WIFI controls are a super to avoid trips to the attic and no wiring other than power is needed.

A little bit pricey for a fan but extremely high build quality and the controller is pretty nice. Essential accessory for a greenhouse during the summer to keep the plants from cooking. This fan moves a lot of air, good for even a greenhouse of several hundred square feet.

As per advertised