AC InfinityCLOUDRAY A6, Grow Tent Clip Fan 6” with Redesigned Long-Life EC Motor, Custom 10 Dynamic Wind Speeds, Weatherproof IP-54, Manual Swivel, for Hydroponics Circulation Cooling

The AC Infinity fans are performing exceptionally well. These fans have proven themselves to be both quiet and highly efficient, making them a valuable addition to any grow setup. Their noise levels are minimal if not silent, which is a significant advantage for anyone who requires a peaceful environment.One of the standout features of these fans is their ease of adjustment. The AC Infinity controller makes it incredibly simple to fine-tune the fan settings to meet specific needs. This level of control ensures that the fans operate at optimal performance, whether you're looking to maintain a steady airflow or ramp up the ventilation during more intensive periods.Additionally, the fans are designed with user convenience in mind. They clip onto the tent bars effortlessly, ensuring that installation is both quick and secure. This feature eliminates any potential hassle during setup, allowing users to focus on other important aspects of their work or leisure activities.

told myself I didn't need these but after looking at fans and reviews I ended up buying two for my ac tent and controller. Well. money well spent, like on the others products I have from AC. Quiet. oscillate feature stops when hitting obstacle, very cool. clamping mechanism is very good and doesn't budge. I have one on the side and one hanging upside down. Low power consumption = long term cost savings. I do believe this fan is an economical fan as well, it moves a lot of air for the low noise level and speeds in my general opinion. I am one of those nerds who needs a fan in their face when they sleep so I know fans lol. This. This is a solid fan. From a fan guy. Im cracking myself up here... okay moving on.Cons:-cant remotely turn on/off the oscillate feature. Just turn off/on the fan and do the speed.-price, but if it lasts and works.... then... money well spent and this is a pro essentially.Don't go cheap.... you'll always end up spending more money and time. Take the hit, get the Porsche 911 (Ac Infinity), and enjoy every day of it.... That's just me though, to each their own. It would be nice if they upgraded the fan to remote oscillate, and also have different size options other than 6inch. 6-8-10-12 would be cool. maybe a 4 for "spot" wind spots or trouble areas for one specific plant that maybe is big on foliage, so a smaller fan, lower power, and smaller footprint in the tent would be a cool option.I don't know AC.... just hire me and Ill think of cooler and more profitable stuff than you already have! haha.but buy it.

They were a easy set up, Silent Oscillation, 10 speeds, they push a lot of air, mine are set at 4, Excellent so far!(I was going to buy the 9"inch, these are plenty big enough for a 3 x 5 Tent, they also plug to a wall outlet if you dont have the newer controller.)

I’ve been using the AC Infinity CLOUDRAY S6 in my 4x4 grow tent for my anthuriums, and it’s been amazing. Right out of the box, the modern and sleek design stood out, and it works perfectly for my setup.One of my favorite features of this fan is its 10 adjustable wind speeds. It gives me complete control, allowing me to choose between a soft breeze and a stronger airflow. It’s perfect for keeping my plants happy and healthy. I also love the dynamic wind mode, which mimics natural wind patterns. It’s been great for keeping the air fresh and preventing any issues like mold. The fan is super easy to install, and it’s quiet, even when running at higher speeds.I originally bought this fan because other brands were just unreliable. If you’re looking for a reliable fan with a ton of useful features, I highly recommend the CLOUDRAY S6. It’s definitely worth it.

Perfect fan for 4x2 tent. Have mine set between 4-7 fan speeds .. solid unit! Easy to set up. Have not tried the dynamic setting yet but feel like I don't need to the way I have it set automatically with the controller.

The media could not be loaded. Ordered 3 of these about a month ago (Feb 7) and they checked a lot of boxes, very quiet (at first..), great airflow, the pole clamp works, wide range of adjustment. Plants have loved them so far, and I was ready to order 3 more, but, one of them has been clicking for the last 2 weeks, after looking closer it seems like internal parts have already started to wear out and the fan skips multiple times before finishing it's rotation. I've double checked and there is nothing interfering with the fan or the cable, it's just starting to break. For a $50 fan, I expected several years of use out of it before something like this happened.It's a bummer, I've never had an AC infinity product fail like this on me yet. I guess the moral of the story is don't buy the oscillating version of this unless you plan to replace it 2-3 times a grow.UPDATE: (Feb 2024)AC Infinity re-released this fan (gen 2) and reached out via email to offer replacements. They shipped them quickly, and didn't ask for the old fans back.Here's the problem. I do like what they did to fix the design, however, it's not a direct replacement to the gen 1 fan. First the good:- Better control of the oscilation via programing (not physical limits)-Significantly more sturdy platorm connecting the fan to the clip-Cleanable!It's obvious that AC infinity had to buy new production tooling, and this was a very significant redesign, not a production hotfix. They addressed the significant failures my initial review mentions. AND they replaced the fans for free, a lot of companies would not have done that, and I do really appreciate that they've extended the olive branch to their customers that had to be a part of the failure analysis that the gen 1 was.Now the not so good.-These fans are bigger (bulkier)-The power cord sucks, The material is very stiff, it's difficult to maneuver, it is not the same premium cord that came on the gen 1, which was a very nice feature - how easy they were to install and wire manage in your tent.-The power cord is about 6" shorter than the Gen 1. Yes, it did really throw a wrench in things for me.These all sum up to a general feeling that this fan is a little overbuilt... I know it's ironic given how poorly the first gen held up, BUT, AC infinity didn't take any risks with the second shot, and I feel that there was a middle ground they skipped over.If this hasn't been updated again, then the mechanical issues are actually fixed! It does seem that the gen 2 is designed for the long run, it's quite sturdy