--- product_id: 55278389 title: "AC Infinity AIRCOM T10, Quiet Cooling Blower Fan System 17\" Front-Exhaust" brand: "ac infinity" price: "4144 kr" currency: NOK in_stock: true reviews_count: 13 category: "Ac Infinity" url: https://www.desertcart.no/products/55278389-ac-infinity-aircom-t10-quiet-cooling-blower-fan-system-17 store_origin: NO region: Norway --- # 24 dBA ultra-quiet noise 160 CFM airflow LCD thermostat with 6 speed controls AC Infinity AIRCOM T10, Quiet Cooling Blower Fan System 17" Front-Exhaust **Brand:** ac infinity **Price:** 4144 kr **Availability:** ✅ In Stock ## Summary > ❄️ Stay Cool, Stay Ahead: The Silent Guardian of Your AV Setup ## Quick Answers - **What is this?** AC Infinity AIRCOM T10, Quiet Cooling Blower Fan System 17" Front-Exhaust by ac infinity - **How much does it cost?** 4144 kr with free shipping - **Is it available?** Yes, in stock and ready to ship - **Where can I buy it?** [www.desertcart.no](https://www.desertcart.no/products/55278389-ac-infinity-aircom-t10-quiet-cooling-blower-fan-system-17) ## Best For - ac infinity enthusiasts ## Why This Product - Trusted ac infinity brand quality - Free international shipping included - Worldwide delivery with tracking - 15-day hassle-free returns ## Key Features - • **Robust & Reliable Build:** Crafted with durable alloy steel and triple dual-ball bearing blowers for long-lasting, efficient airflow. - • **Whisper-Quiet Operation:** Experience near-silent performance at just 24 dBA—because your focus deserves zero distractions. - • **Smart Thermostat Control:** Customize cooling with an intuitive LCD thermostat featuring six speed settings and memory recall. - • **Precision Cooling Mastery:** Keep your AV gear chill with 160 CFM airflow that prevents overheating and extends lifespan. - • **Proactive Protection Alerts:** Stay ahead with built-in alarm alerts and failure triggers that safeguard your valuable AV components. ## Overview The AC Infinity AIRCOM T10 is a 17-inch front-exhaust cooling blower system designed specifically for AV components like receivers, amplifiers, and DVRs. Delivering a powerful 160 CFM airflow at an ultra-quiet 24 dBA noise level, it features an advanced LCD thermostat with six speed controls, alarm alerts, and memory functions. Built with durable alloy steel and equipped with three dual-ball bearing PWM-controlled blowers, it ensures efficient, silent cooling to protect your gear from overheating and performance drops. ## Description Bluetooth Headphones for Kids: Connect any device including smartphones, tablets, and computers to wirelessly stream high quality, kid-friendly stereo sound for entertainment and/or education. Listen to music, watch movies, TV, and YouTube, or use for homework, audiobooks, and more Review: Great Product, better than anything else I've seen or used! - Product: AC Infinity AIRCOM T9 I bought the AC Infinity AIRCOM T9 to cool down my Parasound amp. Sitting out in the room, with an ambient air temperature of about 79 degrees F, the amp's heat sinks were measuring around 120 degrees F. Hot to the touch. I started looking for a cooling solution and when I came across the AIRCOM T9, I thought this product might work. Better than building my own... The AIRCOM T9 does work and it works really well... amazingly so. On the lowest fan speed setting (with my mods in place), the AIRCOM T9 front panel temperature reports about 12-14 degrees above ambient. My digital temperature gun confirms the T9’s front panel temperature readout within a degree. This is a vast improvement over the 40 degrees F above ambient I was measuring at the heat sink. Keep in mind the T9 is measuring air temp (bottom side of the T9) where as the digital temperature gun measures something solid, like the heatsink and the metal discharge grate around the fans. If I turn the fan speed to a higher setting, the front panel temperature reading drops even more, but as expected, the fan noise increases. At the fastest speed setting, I saw a 5, 7 degree difference from ambient. But the fan noise was too much for me, even though the music obscures most of the fan noise. With the fan set to the third lowest setting (out of 6 possible settings), the fan noise level is much more agreeable. When I discovered the lowest fan setting worked like a champ, I just left it at the lowest fan setting. At the lowest fan speed setting, the fan noise is present, but its nearly, almost inaudible - consider it essentially inaudible. It’s quiet enough that guest won’t hear it when the music isn't playing and when the music is playing, for sure, the fan noise isn't heard. Heck, when the music isn’t playing I don’t notice it anymore, and I've got the critical ear. If either the AIRCOM T9 or the AIRCOM S9 (both have essentially the same specs) is used within a closed furniture cabinet, like most entertainment center’s people buy, I suspect the highest, fastest fan speed would not be heard as its not that loud. The AIRCOM T9 front panel display can be turned off. When on, its a bit bright in a dark room. Its fine for me. The mods I made to the T9... around the perimeter, on the underside, I added a “D” shaped 5/16” x 23/64” Auto and Marine Rubber Weatherseal, a black colored EPDM rubber product I found at Lowes. I left the T9’s feet in place and when I placed the T9 on a glass table top, I could see all the seals were touching the glass surface sufficiently, deforming enough to create a sealed chamber in order to pull the air through the amp without any front, rear or side leakage. This is probably why the lowest fan speed setting works so well for me. One thing I noted... the fans are slow to change speed, meaning the spin up and the spin down time is gradual instead of an instant change of speed like with my computer fans. I think this is a positive aspect... not becoming aware of the fan speed change. Keep in mind... the AIRCOM T9 has a temperature probe protruding 1, 2 mm on the bottom side. You can feel it with your finger, located around the middle fan... don’t knock it off. The downside to the AIRCOM T9? Another wall wart to deal with! Annoying, but its a small price to pay for the AIRCOM T9’s performance. The ambient air temperature in the photograph is around 75 degrees F. Without the AIRCOM T9, the heatsinks would measure around 118, 120 degrees F. With the AIRCOM T9, 87 degrees F is great. The highest temp I've ever measured at the heatsinks was around 126 degrees F, and to be CLEAR, WITHOUT the T9 in place and doing its cooling thing.. The construction of the AIRCOM T9 is really good. Impressive construction quality. The packing box is solid enough for USPS/UPS shipping, though desertcart put it in another box. Thanks desertcart! So, would I buy the AIRCOM T9 again? Yes, but not for my amps. I think the AIRCOM S9 would work just fine. I really don’t need the features of the programmable AIRCOM T9 for my amps. The amps I’ve owned get hot and stay hot, regardless if they are idling or playing music. A constant flow of air through the amp’s heat sinks is all I need. I want thermal stability from the constant air flow. I don’t want the fans turning on and off. Constant airflow with little noise is the goal. Yeah, I’m happy with the T9! I’d probably be happy with the S9 as well. I do like the T9’s front panel display... Instant feedback! Update: 8/17/18 I continue to be very pleased with my purchase of the T9. Because of the cooling it is providing, I think my amp has a "better sound" than without the T9 cooling. Yeah, I know... all of my imaginary audio voices are telling me so. I do think the amp will probably live longer.. heat's a real killer for electronics. I think some clarity is needed about noise... on the slowest fan speed setting I use, in a quiet room without any music playing, I can hear the fans. Mind you, my amp sits out in the open without anything to block the fan noise. See the pictures. I've caught myself wondering what that "noise" was, and when I realized it was the fans from the T9, I said, "Oh, OK... 4 larger, slower turning fans would have been better". Still, the noise level is really low, and when I play any music at a low volume settings, I do not notice the fan noise. Regardless, still very, very happy with this purchase. All of my imaginary audio voices are telling me I brilliant! Review: Brilliant with great cooling — smarter temperature control would be amazing - I’m using the AIRCOM T9 on top of a Denon AVR, exhausting upward, paired with an AC Infinity AirPlate S9 at the rear of the TV cabinet. The two link together easily and work extremely well to pull hot air out of the receiver and then out of the cabinet. Build quality is excellent — solid, well-made, and it looks great sitting on the receiver. Setup is genuinely plug-and-play, and I really like that the display can be turned off so it isn’t distracting during movies or TV. Cooling performance is exactly what you want. Even in a generally cool room, AV receivers generate a lot of heat inside cabinets, and this setup keeps temperatures under control. Noise levels are very good — usually very quiet and only slightly audible during very quiet scenes depending on content. My only gripe is that you can’t set independent upper and lower temperature limits. Because of this, the fans can cut in and out as temperatures hover around the trigger point, which can be noticeable during quiet viewing. Proper temperature band control would make this close to perfect. That said, I still highly recommend it — especially if your receiver runs hot. Heat kills AVRs, and this does its job extremely well. ## Features - A quiet fan system designed for cooling receivers, amplifiers, DVRs, and other AV components. - Protects components from overheating, performance issues, and shortened lifespans. - LCD thermostat programming with six speed controls, alarm alerts, failure triggers, and memory. - Contains three dual-ball bearing blowers with PWM-controlled motors to minimize noise. - Dimensions: 17 x 13.5 x 1.5 in. | Exhaust: Front | Airflow: 160 CFM | Noise: 24 dBA ## Technical Specifications | Specification | Value | |---------------|-------| | ASIN | B078PQJSRY | | Air Flow Capacity | 160 cfm | | Best Sellers Rank | #3 in Car Amplifier Cooling Fans | | Brand | AC Infinity | | Brand Name | AC Infinity | | Compatible Devices | AV components | | Cooling Method | Air | | Customer Reviews | 4.8 out of 5 stars 4,972 Reviews | | Included Components | item | | Item Dimensions L x W x H | 17"L x 13.5"W x 1.5"H | | Item Highlight | LCD Temperature and Speed Controller, Power Outage Memory, Designed for Receivers, Amps, DVR, AV Cabinet Components | | Item Weight | 16 ounces | | Manufacturer | AC Infinity | | Material Type | Alloy Steel | | Maximum Rotational Speed | 6700 rpm | | Model | AC-ACT10 | | Noise Level | 24 db | | Number of Items | 1 | | Part Number | ACACT10 | | Power Connector Type | AC Power Plug | | Product Dimensions | 17"L x 13.5"W x 1.5"H | | UPC | 819137020313 | | Unit Count | 1 Count | | Voltage | 12 volts | | Wattage | 9.5 watts | ## Product Details - **Brand:** AC Infinity - **Compatible Devices:** AV components - **Cooling Method:** Air - **Material:** Alloy Steel - **Maximum Rotational Speed:** 6700 rpm - **Noise Level:** 24 db - **Power Connector Type:** AC Power Plug - **Product Dimensions:** 17"L x 13.5"W x 1.5"H - **Voltage:** 12 volts - **Wattage:** 9.5 watts ## Images ![AC Infinity AIRCOM T10, Quiet Cooling Blower Fan System 17" Front-Exhaust - Image 1](https://m.media-amazon.com/images/I/51vCr+kVtlL.jpg) ## Available Options This product comes in different **Size, Style** options. ## Questions & Answers **Q: My couch is 10 feet from the unit, and I can hear it even on low. Anyone have an opinion if the rear vented model would be quieter?** A: Hi Mike. I have my unit not much more than about 5 feet from me. My Denon AVR is set in a closed back unit. My flat is very warm even without any heating on. My flat temp is usually between 22 and 26 generally. I even leave the back door open all the time so that gives you an idea hot warm my flat gets with no heating on in entire flat other than bathroom radiator only so I can have a warm towel after a shower. I have the unit set as follows with the probe temp at 29. On "Auto" with fan at lowest setting. Fan start up is 30 and alarm is set at 36. With these settings I must admit I hardly ever hear the unit working. Occasionally I do but not loud that is is disturbing. Maybe setting yours the same will help. I hope my answer has been helpful. Message back if you need more help and I will do my best to answer. All the best JJ **Q: What is the harmful temperature of a Denon 3800?** A: According to Denon the operational range is 41-95F. I assume that is the ambient room air, not sure how that translates to equipment measurements while running, but i wouldn’t be surprised if the unit made it over 100 or 110 without a fan. Set your cooling fan to 85. **Q: If i install this product with my av equipment in a media rack inside a closed closet, do i need to exhaust the closet?** A: I would say yes. You need a source of cool air from somewhere. If you use this on your AV equipment in an enclosed space, the closet will heat up and your equipment will probably not be cooled adequately. **Q: How do theze work in av racks? how much space is needed above the cooling fan?** A: The AIRCOM coolers are great for AV racks. The fan inlets on the T10 model are on the bottom and the outlets are on the front. So, no space is needed above the AIRCOM T10 for it to function as designed. In my case I have my Blu-ray player on top of the T10 and the T10 keeps both the AV receiver below the T10 and the Blu-ray player above the T10 cool (which is the whole purpose for the T10 in the first place). ## Customer Reviews ### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Great Product, better than anything else I've seen or used! *by R***T on July 20, 2018* Product: AC Infinity AIRCOM T9 I bought the AC Infinity AIRCOM T9 to cool down my Parasound amp. Sitting out in the room, with an ambient air temperature of about 79 degrees F, the amp's heat sinks were measuring around 120 degrees F. Hot to the touch. I started looking for a cooling solution and when I came across the AIRCOM T9, I thought this product might work. Better than building my own... The AIRCOM T9 does work and it works really well... amazingly so. On the lowest fan speed setting (with my mods in place), the AIRCOM T9 front panel temperature reports about 12-14 degrees above ambient. My digital temperature gun confirms the T9’s front panel temperature readout within a degree. This is a vast improvement over the 40 degrees F above ambient I was measuring at the heat sink. Keep in mind the T9 is measuring air temp (bottom side of the T9) where as the digital temperature gun measures something solid, like the heatsink and the metal discharge grate around the fans. If I turn the fan speed to a higher setting, the front panel temperature reading drops even more, but as expected, the fan noise increases. At the fastest speed setting, I saw a 5, 7 degree difference from ambient. But the fan noise was too much for me, even though the music obscures most of the fan noise. With the fan set to the third lowest setting (out of 6 possible settings), the fan noise level is much more agreeable. When I discovered the lowest fan setting worked like a champ, I just left it at the lowest fan setting. At the lowest fan speed setting, the fan noise is present, but its nearly, almost inaudible - consider it essentially inaudible. It’s quiet enough that guest won’t hear it when the music isn't playing and when the music is playing, for sure, the fan noise isn't heard. Heck, when the music isn’t playing I don’t notice it anymore, and I've got the critical ear. If either the AIRCOM T9 or the AIRCOM S9 (both have essentially the same specs) is used within a closed furniture cabinet, like most entertainment center’s people buy, I suspect the highest, fastest fan speed would not be heard as its not that loud. The AIRCOM T9 front panel display can be turned off. When on, its a bit bright in a dark room. Its fine for me. The mods I made to the T9... around the perimeter, on the underside, I added a “D” shaped 5/16” x 23/64” Auto and Marine Rubber Weatherseal, a black colored EPDM rubber product I found at Lowes. I left the T9’s feet in place and when I placed the T9 on a glass table top, I could see all the seals were touching the glass surface sufficiently, deforming enough to create a sealed chamber in order to pull the air through the amp without any front, rear or side leakage. This is probably why the lowest fan speed setting works so well for me. One thing I noted... the fans are slow to change speed, meaning the spin up and the spin down time is gradual instead of an instant change of speed like with my computer fans. I think this is a positive aspect... not becoming aware of the fan speed change. Keep in mind... the AIRCOM T9 has a temperature probe protruding 1, 2 mm on the bottom side. You can feel it with your finger, located around the middle fan... don’t knock it off. The downside to the AIRCOM T9? Another wall wart to deal with! Annoying, but its a small price to pay for the AIRCOM T9’s performance. The ambient air temperature in the photograph is around 75 degrees F. Without the AIRCOM T9, the heatsinks would measure around 118, 120 degrees F. With the AIRCOM T9, 87 degrees F is great. The highest temp I've ever measured at the heatsinks was around 126 degrees F, and to be CLEAR, WITHOUT the T9 in place and doing its cooling thing.. The construction of the AIRCOM T9 is really good. Impressive construction quality. The packing box is solid enough for USPS/UPS shipping, though Amazon put it in another box. Thanks Amazon! So, would I buy the AIRCOM T9 again? Yes, but not for my amps. I think the AIRCOM S9 would work just fine. I really don’t need the features of the programmable AIRCOM T9 for my amps. The amps I’ve owned get hot and stay hot, regardless if they are idling or playing music. A constant flow of air through the amp’s heat sinks is all I need. I want thermal stability from the constant air flow. I don’t want the fans turning on and off. Constant airflow with little noise is the goal. Yeah, I’m happy with the T9! I’d probably be happy with the S9 as well. I do like the T9’s front panel display... Instant feedback! Update: 8/17/18 I continue to be very pleased with my purchase of the T9. Because of the cooling it is providing, I think my amp has a "better sound" than without the T9 cooling. Yeah, I know... all of my imaginary audio voices are telling me so. I do think the amp will probably live longer.. heat's a real killer for electronics. I think some clarity is needed about noise... on the slowest fan speed setting I use, in a quiet room without any music playing, I can hear the fans. Mind you, my amp sits out in the open without anything to block the fan noise. See the pictures. I've caught myself wondering what that "noise" was, and when I realized it was the fans from the T9, I said, "Oh, OK... 4 larger, slower turning fans would have been better". Still, the noise level is really low, and when I play any music at a low volume settings, I do not notice the fan noise. Regardless, still very, very happy with this purchase. All of my imaginary audio voices are telling me I brilliant! ### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Brilliant with great cooling — smarter temperature control would be amazing *by D***N on January 28, 2026* I’m using the AIRCOM T9 on top of a Denon AVR, exhausting upward, paired with an AC Infinity AirPlate S9 at the rear of the TV cabinet. The two link together easily and work extremely well to pull hot air out of the receiver and then out of the cabinet. Build quality is excellent — solid, well-made, and it looks great sitting on the receiver. Setup is genuinely plug-and-play, and I really like that the display can be turned off so it isn’t distracting during movies or TV. Cooling performance is exactly what you want. Even in a generally cool room, AV receivers generate a lot of heat inside cabinets, and this setup keeps temperatures under control. Noise levels are very good — usually very quiet and only slightly audible during very quiet scenes depending on content. My only gripe is that you can’t set independent upper and lower temperature limits. Because of this, the fans can cut in and out as temperatures hover around the trigger point, which can be noticeable during quiet viewing. Proper temperature band control would make this close to perfect. That said, I still highly recommend it — especially if your receiver runs hot. Heat kills AVRs, and this does its job extremely well. ### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Must Have for Warm-Hot Running AVR/Amps! *by A***N on August 9, 2024* Let me start by saying this is the easily the most deserving 5 star review I've ever given! I recently returned a buggy Onkyo receiver and bought a Denon. For my setup, the Denon works far better and while I couldn't be happier, I also couldn't help but notice this thing runs quite a bit warmer than the Onkyo did. My setup lives inside a dedicated closet with active ventilation, but I wanted something to keep the Denon running cooler, giving me better peace of mind for my equipment in terms of both longevity and performance. If you have a receiver/amp that tends to run warmer than you'd like, I couldn't recommend this unit more and it is worth every penny of the full price I paid for it! The first thing to consider is where your avr/amp has the most space for the exhaust to be vented. For me, I have my avr atop a floor-standing rack with 13" of empty space above, so I opted for the T9 unit. *It's important to note that the 8 series exhausts rearward, the 9 series exhaust upward and the 10 series exhaust frontward, depending on what would be ideal for your needs. I experimented with turning it off and running my system for a bit, then turning it back on to 'smart' mode to see the difference. In 'off' mode, I saw probe temperatures registering on the T9 of 94 degrees after watching a movie for 20 minutes or so of action. Upon switching the unit back on to 'smart' mode, I immediately noted the temperature slowly decreasing, on down to 79 after about another 20 minutes or so. I would be remiss if I didn't mention the fantastic build quality and appearance of the unit. It feels like a serious piece of home theater equipment: solid, sturdy and heavy, deserving a space anywhere from a modest home entertainment console to a custom rack full of high end equipment. ## Frequently Bought Together - AC Infinity AIRCOM T10, Quiet Cooling Blower Fan System 17" Front-Exhaust, for Receivers, Amps, DVR, AV Cabinet Components, Compatible with Digital Video Recorder - AC Infinity MULTIFAN S7, Quiet Dual 120mm USB Fan, UL-Certified for Receiver DVR PlayStation Xbox Computer Cabinet Cooling - AC Infinity MULTIFAN S5, Quiet Dual 80mm USB Fan, UL-Certified for Receiver DVR PlayStation Xbox Computer Cabinet Cooling --- ## Why Shop on Desertcart? - 🛒 **Trusted by 1.3+ Million Shoppers** — Serving international shoppers since 2016 - 🌍 **Shop Globally** — Access 737+ million products across 21 categories - 💰 **No Hidden Fees** — All customs, duties, and taxes included in the price - 🔄 **15-Day Free Returns** — Hassle-free returns (30 days for PRO members) - 🔒 **Secure Payments** — Trusted payment options with buyer protection - ⭐ **TrustPilot Rated 4.5/5** — Based on 8,000+ happy customer reviews **Shop now:** [https://www.desertcart.no/products/55278389-ac-infinity-aircom-t10-quiet-cooling-blower-fan-system-17](https://www.desertcart.no/products/55278389-ac-infinity-aircom-t10-quiet-cooling-blower-fan-system-17) --- *Product available on Desertcart Norway* *Store origin: NO* *Last updated: 2026-10-10*