you need to keep it in auto mode for auto mode to ramp up or down the fan speeds to keep your temps in check if you put it back to on mode it just runs the fan at the one speed you set it to
Pretty sure a t4 is too small for a 4x4 unless you’re using shitty lights or the ambient temperature in the room the tent is in is well under 70 degrees I have a t6 Exhausting a 600w hps/mh with cooling tube and 12 inch carbon filter in a 4x4 with another t6 at the bottom as an intake fan and both have to remain steady between speed settings of 4-8 to keep temp between 74-79 degreees with lights on ambient temperature of room tent is in constant 68-71 degrees these are facts no way the cfm is anywhere near where it should be in your set up
Shaun Osborne - inside a grow tent, if you stop the air extraction (fan turns off) then the plants perspiration stays in the air increasing the humidity fairly quickly. So if you set a low humidity disconnect, the fan turns off. Similarly, if the temps get too high extracting more of the hot air out of the tent will lower the temperature. So there’s a temp sensor for a fan booster. Hope that helps!
Thanks for this video. I bought an s12 w/dual control. The factory declined to include any real programming details in their "sparse" instruction booklet. There's little to no information on setting up the limits and speeds. They are also not responding to inquires asking for guidance at this time.
Bro it's not a smart controller lol they disabled the smart settings on this controller and are selling a new smart controller do basically this thing just monitors humidity and temperature. It doesn't adjust speeds in any way EXCEPT if you set your high alarms. This will kick the fan into maximum power. Also the high and low setting should.be programmed backwards to get it to work the way you want .
Great video... do clarify the controller with trigger the fan to operate when in Auto mode on all 4 high/low settings? It can function as both a temp and humidity controller at the same time, you dont have to pick one or the other, temp or humidty?
Now I feel stupid. Next time I won't smoke so much hash before trying to set this up. I wondered how to put it in "auto" mode. It gets to the high temperature that I set but the fan does not turn on? I think what I need to do is turn the fan on and adjust the low temp setting to get it to shut off. This hash didnt wear off yet but I think this makes sense now.
Ok so I am doing using it right. Why does my t6 stop working when the room is in its perimeters. I have it set in F. Not C. I saw i, read somewhere that this was an issue AC Infinity has since fixed. Any recommendations?
I don't know if you've experienced this yet, but there's another reviewer who talks about the automation he says that when the humidity drops below his set humidity the fan turns on. Seems backwards but that is something he said happens. 🤔🤔🤔
Good day. Please, if I set in automatic mode, the high temperature for example 30 degrees Celsius and the temperature above the ventilation should start working at maximum? because this ventilation of mine starts working only up to the number I set in the power-on mode. the temperature drops below the high temperature level, the ventilation is switched off. Why? thanks
Mate, when you switch it back to on, you’re running without the settings you have picked. You have to leave it on the auto screen where you are selecting high low etc
Doni leave it on the auto screen, but to make it stay on all the time set you high and low 1-2 degrees apart and same for humidity, that way it will stay on and constantly readjust instead of shutting off
Doni same for your humidity set it like 51-52 that way if it goes 50 it comes straight back on, same with 53. If you set 45-55 then it will stop if it’s in the 45-55 range but you want constant flow
@@CreatingAffluence you feed information without asking questions? Having it on automatic is good ya but if you recirculate/filter the air it's best to leave it parked in "on" mode. Not sure how this information isn't understood.
Great video! Thank you for posting this. I tried reading through the comments so I wouldn’t have to ask you but I didn’t find what I was looking for so I thought I’d ask and see if you know. On the Auto setting, how do you trigger the fan to do anything beyond what you set it for under the ON setting? I have mine set for auto and the temperature does bounce around all over the place showing me it’s reading the temperature accurately but the fan speed never goes up or down. My current room temperature is 70 degrees and my setting trigger is at 83 degrees. I tried putting my trigger at 65 degrees to see if this would make it change my fan speed but nothing seems to be changing this fan speed. Do you happen to know how I can get my fan speed to auto change based on temperature? I wish there were better instructions in the package but unfortunately, there were not.
What is your humidity level set at? It seems on both my systems that the humidity matters more than the heat to the controller. I could be completely wrong but it seems to me it will kick in sooner for the humidity levels than heat levels and at higher rpms as well. In my opinion ac infinity needs to program the boxes a bit differently with better trigger features and better fan speeds. For my setup if the humidity goes over by 1 or 2 degrees it hits fan speed 6 automatically which doesn't seem cost effective in power consumption.
@un4givable the trick is..... set your auto settings to your ideal temperature. (I like 27°c) (humidity 55%) below those settings the system shuts the fan off. BUT set your alarm settings say a few degrees higher. When it hits (27°c or 55% humidity) the system will go to roughly fan speed 6. If it hit 30°c my alarm point , the sound goes off and fan will increase up to 10. Now...if you want a constant airflow, put it in on mode, set fan speed (constant) then set your alarm temperature and humidity the highs and lows then it will take over and shut off or speed the fans up for you. Hope that helps.
I'm loving the inkbird humidifier, has a hose on top so it doesn't need to be in the tent. Also it has the always on so you can run it on a timer or a inkbird humidity sensor so it will shut off and turn back on when told to unlike other brands
Thanks for the nice video! I'm curious about the dual connectivity though.. will this control panel sync one cloudline as an exhaust, and a second as an air intake? Or is it just for running exhaust on multiple tents from one place?
I'm told if you hook 2 fans to 1 controller it will run them both at the exact same speed , but you can place one on the tent as an exhaust and one as an intake but it would be 100% air exchange if you dont slow the air flow down by other means which would only create low co2 levels. If your 2 tents run the same environment and schedule it would work but I'd just get separate systems.
Hi, a short question, does the fan only shut up at the low humidity set point or does he regulate on the way to the low humidity set point? i am searching for an fan who can hold some set humidity point. for example i want to have 55% humidity, then i want to have a fan who is spinning faster above this set point to come back to 55% or run lower below the set point to go up to the set point. does this fan can do this or did he only shut up and start at the setted humidity points? thanks for answer.
My controller in the auto mode has the dot to the left of high, low etc. always flashing. I noticed your dot is not flashing....why would mine be flashing? Is there something I have to press to make it stop?
Depends on how you need it to run. I'm just using it for now technically as an air scrubber and air movement. In summer it will be set at auto for heat, humidity and fresh air. Hope that helps.
I have a 6inch ac infinity with 6 inch carbon filter my fan speed is at 2 as well. My buddy of mine is trying to tell me is bad running the ac infinity on a low speed? I’ve never heard of this though. He keeps trying me to get a 4 inch carbon filter and a 6 inch converter to the fan so my fan speed runs at 4-5? Is that all really necessary? I don’t think it is lol?
Hey can someone tell me on the AC Infinity fan if it says booster fan in it in description is that the same thing as a straight exhaust fan or is it another fan that helps boost air from a fan you previously had
Can you set two fans on one controller like I was gonna buy two and have one cold intake air and one to remove smell and heat and it will kick in and off at set temperature?
Yes you can definitely hook up 2 but here is something to look into first.... the model in this video is the old controller..the power to it is much like a laptop computer power cord. That/this system you can only hook up a identical fan size (t4~s4) (t6~s6) and so on. But with the newish style you can mix and match fan size. Unfortunately with hooking up 2 fans to 1 controller both fans will run exactly the same speed but the fan size depicts the cfm of intake or exhaust. I've seen the brand new 2021 controller is out and far better control over the fans but I haven't had the luck of getting one yet.
You can have it by itself for cooling/exhausting the room without the filter. I used the filter to remove scent and to clean the air for recirculating the air back into the tent. Currently I'm just exhausting the air outside no filter.
I wouldn't hook the filter up until there is an actual scent otherwise your kind of just wasting some of the Charcoal. I had mine hooked up in the beginning and a fellow RUclipsr suggested I unhook it until things start to ramp up a little bit. I put panty hose over my intake to prevent any passed from being sucked in and one over my vent to prevent any from flying /walking in.
Sadly I haven't seen a conversion chart but this is what I've done, I went onto Amazon, looked at the cloudline t4 stats, it runs at max speed (10) at 205 cfm. So I would say at speed (5) would be running roughly at 100 cfm (+/-) a couple cfm. Hope that helps.
I have a 4 inch system in each tent. If you can afford the 6 inch get it. Always better to have more power than just enough. The 4 inch good but if your lights run hot it might not be enough for you.
@@matthewgregory2161 has to.... make sure screen says off in the top corner, then press and maybe hold for a second...I own both models and it works the same on both. Has to be off though.
@@Toohighfatness yeah it says off in the top left corner.. but doesn't matter what l do .. l cant get it to switch over, lm new to indoor, thanks for your prompt reply though.. l appreciat it ☺
Not much at all actually. I finally got what I need to make an updated version of this video and I'll be putting a voltage meter on it to show the average power consumption
Technically yes BUT no. If it reaches your temperature max setting it will exhaust hot air and humidity at the same time, vice versa. But potentially lowering the one value more than you actually want to. Is a great system to have and I hear they have a new model out right now
Yes unfortunately I have that issue often. Not sure if it picks and chooses to go by heat or humidity that day or what. But they have a new model controller coming out soon that apparently solves all problems.
I can’t get it “parked” in auto- it goes from on, to off to timer and then just the settings for each of the triggers but I want it to come on when the heat reaches 80 for example- when I set it for 80 it literally does nothing but sit at the screen asking to set the high temp out of I scroll it just goes back to ok in the speed it was last... surely it’s not that difficult but I’m not getting it!
Just wanting to confirm. In auto mode, I want my fan to come on (to cool room), if temp reaches 27c. Once it starts exhausting I want it to shut off when it reaches 19c. Therefore, 19c is my low temp setting or do I set low to off? Same idea for humidity I assume? Once set, leave in “auto” mode ... correct?
I agree. Seems pretty straight fwd but if I set my low temp to 18-19c to have fan shut off, fan comes on straight away ... ?? When fan comes on, what temp does it know to shut off at if there's no low temp specified/set?
@@Toohighfatness can you make that video asap pleease? I literally can not figure out how the auto mode works it sits still for me as well and does nothing. I spent all my money on 3 of these fans :( I really hope you can help me figure out this auto mode and actually get it working. Im begging youuu
@@Toohighfatness Hey man do you know if i would be able to use the t8 or s8 ac infinity fans with a 3rd party temperature fan speed controller? Like a tv12 from grozone or a beta6 from trolmaster? Also could you shed some light on the wattage of the 8 inch version? their website says 78 watts but some people have been saying it says 230 watts on the fan itself? quite the jump lol. Also can you say much in terms of the quality and longetivity of these fans?
Anyone use this to put air into their tent, sadly I’m doing mycotek spicy motherfn peppers but does anyone use these to put air into their tents? I got two and I plan on sending air through with scrubbed air, then have it connect to where I have my peppers that are getting close to getting plucked, haven’t installed the second to exhaust air out but after a few adjustments With these fans I should be able to control the temps real easy. Just have to figure out the auto signals.
I have a question about The timer for the fan, if u set the timer say for 25 minutes does that mean it will turn off after 25 mins then back on in 25 minutes and so on? Also is there a setting to where when the temps get past a certain point I can have it auto turn on?
Hi there, unfortunately I'm completely inexperienced with the timer function, but I'm sure it will only run through the time set once. I've never used timer before. For your second question you need to hit those 3 line buttons until it's in auto mode then continue pushing it until it's on high heat/ and low heat setting. Then push the arrows up or down to see it to your ideal settings. And once you have it set just leave it there or continue to set humidity levels and alarms.
@@smdd6751 no problem, sorry I don't know more about the timer, I'm how ever working on a more up to date version of this video. I will try out the timer option for you.
Although you were not sponsored, out of all videos of AC Infinity, yours is the one that made me purchase the fan. Great help; brief but on point.
you need to keep it in auto mode for auto mode to ramp up or down the fan speeds to keep your temps in check if you put it back to on mode it just runs the fan at the one speed you set it to
Yes I know
Thank you that’s all I was looking for. My fan jus stayed the same speed and I was wondering why
Thank you this is the information I was looking for
@@Toohighfatness we did not ;)
YES!! Celcius!!! Couldn’t find anywhere that all the menu adjustments had to be made in the off mode! Thank you!
GOOD INFO I love those things, I even got the 6inch unit incoming for my 5x5, so my 4incher will roll down to the 4x4.
I'm interested in seeing how well it moves the air in your 5x5.
Pretty sure a t4 is too small for a 4x4 unless you’re using shitty lights or the ambient temperature in the room the tent is in is well under 70 degrees I have a t6 Exhausting a 600w hps/mh with cooling tube and 12 inch carbon filter in a 4x4 with another t6 at the bottom as an intake fan and both have to remain steady between speed settings of 4-8 to keep temp between 74-79 degreees with lights on ambient temperature of room tent is in constant 68-71 degrees these are facts no way the cfm is anywhere near where it should be in your set up
Shaun Osborne - inside a grow tent, if you stop the air extraction (fan turns off) then the plants perspiration stays in the air increasing the humidity fairly quickly. So if you set a low humidity disconnect, the fan turns off. Similarly, if the temps get too high extracting more of the hot air out of the tent will lower the temperature. So there’s a temp sensor for a fan booster.
Hope that helps!
Good quick video just what I was lookin for, thanks bud.
Perfect explanation! I like the look of that display, I didn't know you could do all of that with it. Great video thanks man 👍
Gotta make sure it's the T4/T6 and not S4/S6. Same unit, but the S series doesn't have those options, just speed.
Good explanation for the Controller. Go 🇨🇦🇨🇦 whoooo! Grow Your Four!
4 lmfao
Thanks for the Video THF....I was clueless to the setup...the manual is vague.
Very useful video. The manufacturer has product videos but none explaining the programming of this controler. Thanks!
I've got 2 of those love them only problem is it sucks all the good humidity out when high temperature fan comes on
Thanks for this video. I bought an s12 w/dual control. The factory declined to include any real programming details in their "sparse" instruction booklet. There's little to no information on setting up the limits and speeds. They are also not responding to inquires asking for guidance at this time.
Bro it's not a smart controller lol they disabled the smart settings on this controller and are selling a new smart controller do basically this thing just monitors humidity and temperature. It doesn't adjust speeds in any way EXCEPT if you set your high alarms. This will kick the fan into maximum power. Also the high and low setting should.be programmed backwards to get it to work the way you want .
Unfortunately this fan didn't work for my small crawl space. I set the high humidity go 60 and my humidity never falls below 80% lol.
The fans don't work when it's that humid. Well with a charcoal filter that is
Great video... do clarify the controller with trigger the fan to operate when in Auto mode on all 4 high/low settings? It can function as both a temp and humidity controller at the same time, you dont have to pick one or the other, temp or humidty?
I appreciate this video
Now I feel stupid. Next time I won't smoke so much hash before trying to set this up. I wondered how to put it in "auto" mode. It gets to the high temperature that I set but the fan does not turn on?
I think what I need to do is turn the fan on and adjust the low temp setting to get it to shut off. This hash didnt wear off yet but I think this makes sense now.
Ok so I am doing using it right. Why does my t6 stop working when the room is in its perimeters. I have it set in F. Not C. I saw i, read somewhere that this was an issue AC Infinity has since fixed. Any recommendations?
Trying out these settings👍ty
I don't know if you've experienced this yet, but there's another reviewer who talks about the automation he says that when the humidity drops below his set humidity the fan turns on. Seems backwards but that is something he said happens. 🤔🤔🤔
Confirmed
Good day. Please, if I set in automatic mode, the high temperature for example 30 degrees Celsius and the temperature above the ventilation should start working at maximum? because this ventilation of mine starts working only up to the number I set in the power-on mode. the temperature drops below the high temperature level, the ventilation is switched off. Why? thanks
Thanks for sharing 🤙🏼
Mate, when you switch it back to on, you’re running without the settings you have picked. You have to leave it on the auto screen where you are selecting high low etc
I know that lmao this video was done on a request.
Should I leave it on the on screen or leave it on the auto screen?
Doni leave it on the auto screen, but to make it stay on all the time set you high and low 1-2 degrees apart and same for humidity, that way it will stay on and constantly readjust instead of shutting off
Doni same for your humidity set it like 51-52 that way if it goes 50 it comes straight back on, same with 53.
If you set 45-55 then it will stop if it’s in the 45-55 range but you want constant flow
@@CreatingAffluence you feed information without asking questions? Having it on automatic is good ya but if you recirculate/filter the air it's best to leave it parked in "on" mode. Not sure how this information isn't understood.
Great video! Thank you for posting this. I tried reading through the comments so I wouldn’t have to ask you but I didn’t find what I was looking for so I thought I’d ask and see if you know. On the Auto setting, how do you trigger the fan to do anything beyond what you set it for under the ON setting? I have mine set for auto and the temperature does bounce around all over the place showing me it’s reading the temperature accurately but the fan speed never goes up or down. My current room temperature is 70 degrees and my setting trigger is at 83 degrees. I tried putting my trigger at 65 degrees to see if this would make it change my fan speed but nothing seems to be changing this fan speed. Do you happen to know how I can get my fan speed to auto change based on temperature? I wish there were better instructions in the package but unfortunately, there were not.
Same^^^^
What is your humidity level set at? It seems on both my systems that the humidity matters more than the heat to the controller. I could be completely wrong but it seems to me it will kick in sooner for the humidity levels than heat levels and at higher rpms as well. In my opinion ac infinity needs to program the boxes a bit differently with better trigger features and better fan speeds. For my setup if the humidity goes over by 1 or 2 degrees it hits fan speed 6 automatically which doesn't seem cost effective in power consumption.
@@147240 There doesn't seem to be any true auto. I've set it to ON and Auto under all temps, it just runs at the set fan speed...
@@benamos6599 This is the real answer...
@un4givable the trick is..... set your auto settings to your ideal temperature. (I like 27°c) (humidity 55%) below those settings the system shuts the fan off. BUT set your alarm settings say a few degrees higher. When it hits (27°c or 55% humidity) the system will go to roughly fan speed 6. If it hit 30°c my alarm point , the sound goes off and fan will increase up to 10. Now...if you want a constant airflow, put it in on mode, set fan speed (constant) then set your alarm temperature and humidity the highs and lows then it will take over and shut off or speed the fans up for you. Hope that helps.
Helpful thanks man
4 years later... i don't want my carbon filter to ever turn off because of smell. Will this contriller allow me to do that
btw, celcius is pretty much all of the world. just usa and a few small countries use Fahrenheit.
You're correct. It was my little joke because 90% or more owners of these fans run it in Fahrenheit for some unknown reasons.
Good video, how to you change from Fahrenheit to Degrees?
Turn system to off mode, then hold arrow up, or down key for a second and it will switch from f to c
how do you make the fans go a faster speed when it hits a certain temp
What humidifier would u use in a 3x3x5
I'm loving the inkbird humidifier, has a hose on top so it doesn't need to be in the tent. Also it has the always on so you can run it on a timer or a inkbird humidity sensor so it will shut off and turn back on when told to unlike other brands
Thanks
Can it maintain a constant humidity level?
Planning to create a carboard dry box and need it to maintain a constant humidity whislt it all drys.
I also keep my screen on the auto screen as opposed to the on screen....could that be my problem?
My remote to my fan is making a loud alarm sound when I plug into my remote plug and play
Thanks for the nice video! I'm curious about the dual connectivity though.. will this control panel sync one cloudline as an exhaust, and a second as an air intake? Or is it just for running exhaust on multiple tents from one place?
I'm told if you hook 2 fans to 1 controller it will run them both at the exact same speed , but you can place one on the tent as an exhaust and one as an intake but it would be 100% air exchange if you dont slow the air flow down by other means which would only create low co2 levels. If your 2 tents run the same environment and schedule it would work but I'd just get separate systems.
@@Toohighfatness I use a normal controller for intake and smart controller for exhaust instead of both to smart controller
Hi, a short question, does the fan only shut up at the low humidity set point or does he regulate on the way to the low humidity set point? i am searching for an fan who can hold some set humidity point. for example i want to have 55% humidity, then i want to have a fan who is spinning faster above this set point to come back to 55% or run lower below the set point to go up to the set point. does this fan can do this or did he only shut up and start at the setted humidity points? thanks for answer.
My controller in the auto mode has the dot to the left of high, low etc. always flashing. I noticed your dot is not flashing....why would mine be flashing? Is there something I have to press to make it stop?
How to lower my humidity in my tent with my ac infinity on auto I have it set up high temperature 25 and low temperature 17
Hey I need help my thermometer isn't reading on the screen how can I fix?
I suggest turning the system off, unplug the sensor cord and plug it back in and power up the system again
Make sure you have a sensor that connects to monitor. Mine didn’t come in box
Same shit here
Hey question
So if the humidity in the tent too high can this ac infinity fan lower the humidity by a setting on the controller?
what model number is this? dose it emit wifi?
How to do calibration?
Beauty! Anyway to set the timer for say 45 minutes on 15 minutes off?
Thanks for doing the video Brother. So you just leave it in the On position not on Auto?? I thought it had to be in Auto,
Hmmmm.
Depends on how you need it to run. I'm just using it for now technically as an air scrubber and air movement. In summer it will be set at auto for heat, humidity and fresh air. Hope that helps.
@@Toohighfatness How do you set it to Auto Mode?
@@benamos6599 just press the 3 bars/line button until it says auto in top left corner. Once there is takes over for you
I have a 6inch ac infinity with 6 inch carbon filter my fan speed is at 2 as well. My buddy of mine is trying to tell me is bad running the ac infinity on a low speed?
I’ve never heard of this though. He keeps trying me to get a 4 inch carbon filter and a 6 inch converter to the fan so my fan speed runs at 4-5? Is that all really necessary? I don’t think it is lol?
Hey can someone tell me on the AC Infinity fan if it says booster fan in it in description is that the same thing as a straight exhaust fan or is it another fan that helps boost air from a fan you previously had
How to.connect ur phone to Bluetooth
hi mate, very good video! are AC Infinity power plugs and sockets compatible with the European format? many thanks
I click the leaf button but the light doesn’t turn on the controller
Never mind, I had the power plug backwards 😅
Can you set two fans on one controller like I was gonna buy two and have one cold intake air and one to remove smell and heat and it will kick in and off at set temperature?
Yes you can definitely hook up 2 but here is something to look into first.... the model in this video is the old controller..the power to it is much like a laptop computer power cord. That/this system you can only hook up a identical fan size (t4~s4) (t6~s6) and so on. But with the newish style you can mix and match fan size. Unfortunately with hooking up 2 fans to 1 controller both fans will run exactly the same speed but the fan size depicts the cfm of intake or exhaust. I've seen the brand new 2021 controller is out and far better control over the fans but I haven't had the luck of getting one yet.
Awesome video, I just have one question; do I hang the fan by itself to cool my room? Or do I hook a filter with it?
You can have it by itself for cooling/exhausting the room without the filter. I used the filter to remove scent and to clean the air for recirculating the air back into the tent. Currently I'm just exhausting the air outside no filter.
I wouldn't hook the filter up until there is an actual scent otherwise your kind of just wasting some of the Charcoal. I had mine hooked up in the beginning and a fellow RUclipsr suggested I unhook it until things start to ramp up a little bit. I put panty hose over my intake to prevent any passed from being sucked in and one over my vent to prevent any from flying /walking in.
what do you find the the level of fan usally stays at?
Does AC Infinity provide a key that converts their 1 - 8 fan speed settings to CFM?
Sadly I haven't seen a conversion chart but this is what I've done, I went onto Amazon, looked at the cloudline t4 stats, it runs at max speed (10) at 205 cfm. So I would say at speed (5) would be running roughly at 100 cfm (+/-) a couple cfm. Hope that helps.
how you change to celsius i put button mod and down 3 sec nothing change
Turn system to off mode, push up or down arrow. Will switch from f to c
When you set the auto run values do you put it back into the on program?
Back to auto
What size did u use in your 4x2. Just got a tent and light but I domt know if I should get the 4" or the 6"
I have a 4 inch system in each tent. If you can afford the 6 inch get it. Always better to have more power than just enough. The 4 inch good but if your lights run hot it might not be enough for you.
@@Toohighfatness thanks... Great vids
Hey, how do you change the degrees to Celsius ?
Turn system to off, press the arrow up or down, it will switch from f to c
@@Toohighfatness sorry, that didn't work for me .. 🤔
@@matthewgregory2161 has to.... make sure screen says off in the top corner, then press and maybe hold for a second...I own both models and it works the same on both. Has to be off though.
@@Toohighfatness yeah it says off in the top left corner.. but doesn't matter what l do .. l cant get it to switch over, lm new to indoor, thanks for your prompt reply though.. l appreciat it ☺
@@matthewgregory2161 are you on Instagram? If you are I'm under the same name and could maybe help ya with video or something
How much do you spend on electricity ?
Not much at all actually. I finally got what I need to make an updated version of this video and I'll be putting a voltage meter on it to show the average power consumption
Toohighfatness , Thank you so much for your help 👍
i just need to know how to change from F to C im canadian too lol
Turn system to off. Hold arrow up or down and it will switch from f to c then turn system to on, auto or whatever mode you run it at.
@@Toohighfatness thank you brother!!! worked... misplaced the owners manual
totally thought i dropped something @ 1:21
how to do change it from F to C
Turn system to off, then hold the arrow up or down for a second and it will switch.
Can i use the t6 controller on a s6 ac infinity
Yes
Does it auto maintain humidity and temperature at the same time?
Technically yes BUT no. If it reaches your temperature max setting it will exhaust hot air and humidity at the same time, vice versa. But potentially lowering the one value more than you actually want to. Is a great system to have and I hear they have a new model out right now
@@Toohighfatness thank you for the reply i was wondering how it woukd operate in that scenerio
I have had my temps drop tho and the fan is supposed to cut off .....but it does not. Anyone else have that problem?
Yes unfortunately I have that issue often. Not sure if it picks and chooses to go by heat or humidity that day or what. But they have a new model controller coming out soon that apparently solves all problems.
@@Toohighfatness hopefully so.
I can’t get it “parked” in auto- it goes from on, to off to timer and then just the settings for each of the triggers but I want it to come on when the heat reaches 80 for example- when I set it for 80 it literally does nothing but sit at the screen asking to set the high temp out of I scroll it just goes back to ok in the speed it was last... surely it’s not that difficult but I’m not getting it!
Hmmm I'll play around with mine and see what's going on.
Thank you very much but I figured it out- just didn’t know you leave it right on the trigger you want working, I.e high temp- all good now thanks
So you mean you just leave it on the auto section?
@@xxxcamkellyxxx if you have it on auto it will take care of things for you, but I run it as "on" mode because I'm home to keep an eye on thing.
Ok cool. Just got one so
Just wanting to confirm. In auto mode, I want my fan to come on (to cool room), if temp reaches 27c. Once it starts exhausting I want it to shut off when it reaches 19c. Therefore, 19c is my low temp setting or do I set low to off?
Same idea for humidity I assume?
Once set, leave in “auto” mode ... correct?
I would like to also know this. But I think AC Infinity is fooling us because I don't think we can do this.
I agree. Seems pretty straight fwd but if I set my low temp to 18-19c to have fan shut off, fan comes on straight away ... ??
When fan comes on, what temp does it know to shut off at if there's no low temp specified/set?
How do i change Fahrenheit to celcius
Turn system to off mode, hold arrow up or down for a second or two and it should change
@@Toohighfatness you are a gentleman and a scholar! God bless you!
Is the T4 too much for a 2x4 tent ?
Nope, works perfectly, just make sure you have some form of intake fan as well or good ventilation
@@Toohighfatness appreciate that mate
They should send you something for free for making a video of their product without being sponsored
I have mine set on auto but fan speed doesn’t change why is this
I'll be making a new episode/ update on this system very soon, I've learnt more and now have the ability to explain more in detail.
@@Toohighfatness can you make that video asap pleease? I literally can not figure out how the auto mode works it sits still for me as well and does nothing. I spent all my money on 3 of these fans :( I really hope you can help me figure out this auto mode and actually get it working. Im begging youuu
@@jumpship88 I'll be making a new and improved video this weekend on the ac infinity system.
@@Toohighfatness Hey man do you know if i would be able to use the t8 or s8 ac infinity fans with a 3rd party temperature fan speed controller? Like a tv12 from grozone or a beta6 from trolmaster? Also could you shed some light on the wattage of the 8 inch version? their website says 78 watts but some people have been saying it says 230 watts on the fan itself? quite the jump lol. Also can you say much in terms of the quality and longetivity of these fans?
How did u change its to Celius?
Turn system off, then hold arrow up or down for a second
@@Toohighfatness ty it worked
Awesome
Anyone use this to put air into their tent, sadly I’m doing mycotek spicy motherfn peppers but does anyone use these to put air into their tents? I got two and I plan on sending air through with scrubbed air, then have it connect to where I have my peppers that are getting close to getting plucked, haven’t installed the second to exhaust air out but after a few adjustments With these fans I should be able to control the temps real easy. Just have to figure out the auto signals.
I have a small tent and a Big one. But I have ducting connecting the two
Yup lots of people use them as air intakes as well as exhaust. I plan on running 1 for intake soon.
Bruh when u said Celsius is canadian... dude you are the issue, nobody but u uses Fahrenheit lmao
Little research will show you more countries use Celsius over Fahrenheit.....your welcome....
Can it maintain a constant humidity level?
Planning to create a carboard dry box and need it to maintain a constant humidity whislt it all drys.
I have a question about The timer for the fan, if u set the timer say for 25 minutes does that mean it will turn off after 25 mins then back on in 25 minutes and so on? Also is there a setting to where when the temps get past a certain point I can have it auto turn on?
Hi there, unfortunately I'm completely inexperienced with the timer function, but I'm sure it will only run through the time set once. I've never used timer before. For your second question you need to hit those 3 line buttons until it's in auto mode then continue pushing it until it's on high heat/ and low heat setting. Then push the arrows up or down to see it to your ideal settings. And once you have it set just leave it there or continue to set humidity levels and alarms.
Thanks a lot man appreciate the reply
@@smdd6751 no problem, sorry I don't know more about the timer, I'm how ever working on a more up to date version of this video. I will try out the timer option for you.
So what do U keep ur timer at to keep it on at all times
@@TheFad3d1nK to have it on all the time I put it in "on" mode
How would I change Fahrenheit to Celsius
Turn system to off mode, press or hold arrow up or down, it will switch. Then continue back to on or auto modes
Thank you so much
Me again how do I lower
My humidity