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Well, let me begin by saying that I typically try buy things from companies that I have had good experience with in the past. This is another example that where I've acquired this AC Infinity controller to install in my A/V media component cabinet to improve ventilation. I recently installed a few expensive A/V components and a media sever (NAS) in my cabinet. With the new arrangement, I noticed my NAS was reporting temps in mid-50 degrees Celsius, which was warmer than I had hoped. I then decided to install AC Infinity Fan controller and fans in the cabinet hoping the results would yield improved air flow. It looks very professional and worked very well. but not as much as I would like.
I purchased the fan controller and 4 dual intake/exhaust fans. Positioned the two dual exhaust fans near the bottom on each side of the A/V media cabinet and two dual intake fans near the top on each side of the cabinet. I installed the controller on the top of the cabinet on the right side.
This setup worked perfectly. Have a look at the pictures for the installation as well as at the temperature monitoring results of the NAS, which runs throughout the day and night.
I am very please with the look and the performance. The storage and design are exactly what we needed. The quality really stands out.
This cabinet is a mix of MDF and wood - not solid wood but good quality nonetheless.
The price is quite reasonable, which makes it a good value. Color is just as pictured.
The notched in the shelves where the pins go are a great feature. They keep the shelves snug. Also, the magnetic door bumpers. The manufacturer went to a little trouble with these extras!
I'd order this again and recommend it! The storage and design are exactly what we needed.
The patch panel is fairly straight forward for anyone that has ever installed any networking before. The 110 block backs work perfectly well with a standard punch down tool and the wiring is easy enough to route through the provided guide slots. In my case, I, at the time, only needed around 5 ports, but I opted for the 24 port model over the 12 port, because I knew the building I was installing this in would eventually be moving into the 15-20 port range thus allowing myself some extra slots already available for when that occurred.
I would suggest that if you are going to use any other patch panels in the Leviton box to get at least the medium sized box, because the small box would not truly allow for much room left over for anything except this panel, as it easily takes up one whole side of the box. The storage and design are exactly what we needed.
