AC Infinity Airframe T7 200 CFM Exhaust Fan White

Airframe T7 - AV Closet/Room Exhaust Fan System

The AIRFRAME series is designed to intelligently cool AV closets, rooms, and large enclosures. Featuring thermal control and high airflow fans, the system efficiently cools rooms holding various audio-video components and equipment. Each unit includes a nylon-mesh filter which can prevent dust particles from entering the room and getting into your equipment. This filter can be easily detached for cleaning. Each fan is engineered to maximize airflow while keeping noise levels to a minimum. Features long-life dual ball bearings rated at 67,000 hours. The frame is constructed with premium aluminium alloy, carefully anodized, brushed, and machined for a professional and detailed appearance. Includes all necessary hardware to easily mount the unit onto a door or wall, and power it through an outlet.

Key Features:
- A high-airflow fan system designed for cooling AV equipment rooms, closets, and larger enclosures.
- Programmable thermostat controller with automated speed control, alarm warnings, and backup memory.
- Premium anodized aluminium construction with CNC-machined detailing for a professional appearance.
- Features a detachable nylon-mesh filter which will prevent dust from entering the room and into equipment.
- Color: White | Design: Exhaust | Dims.: 16.5 x 6.5 x 2.3 in. | Airflow: 200 CFM | Noise: 26 Dba | Bearings: Dual Ball | Power: Wall Adapter

User Manual (PDF, 574KB)

Airframe T7 Mounting Template (PDF, 1.22MB)

Wall Adapter Powered

This Airframe fan is powered by the included wall adapter power supply. This powerful cooling system is ready to plug into the wall for instant and effective airflow. No external/3rd-party power supplies necessary!

Intelligent Cooling

Programming includes an easy-to-use thermostat and a SMART mode that automatically adjusts the fan’s speed to react to varying temperatures. Additional features include alarm alerts, fan failure triggers, power savings setting, display lock, and backup memory. Six fan speeds are available with three screen brightness settings.

Applications

This high airflow fan system can be mounted on the door or walls of equipment closets, rooms, and larger-sized enclosures. An airflow rating of 200 CFM will provide proper cooling to small AV closets holding server, network, IT and equipment racks.

Installation Guide - Cabinet Cooling

All ventilation fan systems should contain an intake and an exhaust variable, which can be fans or ventilation holes. In an ideal set up, there should be a fan located near the top of the cabinet configured to exhaust out air, and a fan located near the bottom to push in air. Electronics such as receivers and computers within a cabinet will cause air to heat up. Due to natural convection, warmer air which is less dense than colder air will rise on its own. An efficient fan system helps accelerate natural convection by rapidly exhausting warmer air out the top of the cabinet while pushing colder air in at the bottom.

Cabinet fan systems that contain only one fan should have it configured to exhaust hot air out the top of the cabinet. There must be ventilation holes located elsewhere on the cabinet, preferably towards the bottom to act as an air intake. Using fans to push air out will cause negative or lowered pressure within the cabinet. Because air moves naturally from high pressure to low pressure areas, outside air will flow into the cabinet from the ventilation holes. Poorly designed systems include set-ups where there are one or more fans to exhaust air, but no other fans or ventilation holes to act as the air intake.

How Many Fans Do I Need?

Cabinet Cooling Calculator

Enter your cabinet’s inside dimensions (cm)

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Inside Length (cm) Inside Width (cm) Inside Height (cm)

Calculate Airflow

We Recommend 3 Air Changes per Minute

Every fan has a CFM rating - that’s the volume of air it moves per minute. A higher CFM means faster ventilation. But keep in mind, manufacturer ratings are measured under near-perfect conditions: no heat load, no restrictions, zero static pressure. In the real world, actual performance is always lower.

Inside your cabinet, airflow is influenced by the number of components, the heat they generate, and how freely air can move in and out. That’s why our calculator aims for roughly three complete air changes per minute. This ensures reliable cooling for most AV and electronics cabinets.

Tip: If your cabinet is tightly packed, poorly vented, or located in a warm room, step up to the next fan size or add an extra exhaust unit for peace of mind.