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Fantastic shoe cabinet! It took about an hour to build I used wood glue and thread lock to make it stronger. It does need to be anchored to the wall when filled with shoes. The quality is great and it fits nicely in a corner. I highly recommend this product! The comfort level exceeded expectations. Looks even better in person.
Justo lo que necesitaba, fcil de armar The comfort level exceeded expectations. Looks even better in person.
Received this product yesterday (2/22/2016) in new condition. Right out of the box the electrical connections and thermostat interface seemed intuitive and easy to grasp without reviewing the documentation. Testing the unit out of the box, it worked as advertised. BTW, it is very quiet. If I'm not within two or three feet of it, I can't hear the quiet whisper that the fans make when set to high speed. Recommend to all!!! I may be making another purchase soon for the top of my receiver of my A/V system.
UPDATE: (2/24/16)I tried to turn the fans around in the housing to redirect the airflow to accommodate laying the metal face plate down on top of my Xbox One exhaust fan port but I was stymied by the plastic housing and the wiring. I didn't see a way to conveniently accomplish this task without drilling holes in the plastic housing and I didn't want to do that. So, I reassembled the fans in the original configuration. I scrounged around and found eight common electronics equipment rubberized feet (size of about a dime and about 5mm in depth). I removed the feet from the tape backing and stuck them on the fan intakes (plastic housing side) near the eight mounting screws but not on top of the screws. I want to maintain easy access should I need to open the enclosure later. Next I placed the unit with the metal face plate up and the rubberized feet down on top of the Xbox One centered over the right side exhaust vents of the Xbox One centered over the exhaust fan port. I connected all the AC Infinity connections and plugged the power supply into the wall. The thermostat powered easily. I retested the system to make sure everything was working properly. It was. I had full control. I have set the thermostat to 86 degrees Fahrenheit in smart mode and placed the temperature probe on top of the Xbox One right side exhaust vent edge next to but in between the AC Infinity fans intake. The thermostat probe is not wedged under the fans simply lying next to them atop the Xbox One. This location seems to be the best location for the thermostat to measure the exhaust air temperature and control the fans in smart mode. I've noticed that the fans only come on at the low level and manage to continue to pull the exhaust air temperature down enough that the medium or high fan speed levels have not been reached. I'll keep an eye on the system and post another update later. Needless to say, I really like and highly recommend this set up for electronic equipment that may need additional ventilation or power exhausting due to any number of factors.
Final update: 3/3/16 The AC Infinity Airplate T7 is working Great!! I'm very happy with this unit and highly recommend to anyone else looking for a high quality cooling product for the Xbox One. There are other cheaper after market solutions to augment the onboard cooling fans internal to the Xbox One but I highly recommend this solution keeping in mind that you get what you pay for. The comfort level exceeded expectations.
