Cloudline Infinity T6 or T4 setup

Frank Cannon

Frank Cannon

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For any of you guys running T4 or T6 units pls tell me how you have it set up.

I want to be able to run it at "X" speed all the time (for scrubbing odour) and the have it ramp up when temp gets too high.

The only way I have managed to do this is to set it to "On" at speed "5" with the high temp alarm at 28 degrees celsius ramping it upto 100% until alarm condition is satisfied. The trouble with this is the damned alarm beeping!!

Anyone else got a different setup method that works?

In "Auto" the fan stops when it is below temp which is not ideal as smell becomes an issue.

Thanks everyone!
 
drx6x

drx6x

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yeah sadly that's how the new panel works. I have both the old and new controller. the old controller works like you want where the new panne senses humidity. Ive taken to just leaving it at 7.
I would just use the old panel but it only has 6 speed settings 5 is silent 6 is train engine....
If they could just get there programing right it would be an amazing product.
 
coreywebster

coreywebster

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Have you tried running it in smart mode?
Edit, I don't own one. But it says in the manual that in smart mode it will drop a speed for every 4 degrees below the temp you set, you can also change that to 2 degree increments instead of 4 degree.
You also set the max speed in the "on mode" so it will never go above that speed and sound like a train..

That's the closest thing I can see to having an idol speed so the fan is always creating negative pressure.

It also says the alarm can be disabled
 
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Axion42

Axion42

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I just use the model with the speed controller only, they are super quiet and I will never buy from any other fan manufacturer again, great fans. Even bought 4 SP-7 140mm fans for my QBs. Keeps my heatsinks 90 degrees at 600 watts and you cant even tell the damn fans are running, good shit!
 
Frank Cannon

Frank Cannon

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The reason I bought it was because I thought it would control temp or humidity, not just a on/off controller - bit of a joke really as its a nice unit. I've emailed them to see what they say. Really its not that hard to have some smart logic - scrubbing speed and temp control or humidity control....
 
coreywebster

coreywebster

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Frank Cannon said:
Looks like I am opening up the controller and applying some silicon to the offending beeper!!
Click to expand...
Can you not turn it off .

Manual says


The alarm can be disabled by


pressing the UP/DOWN button until the

ALARM temp says “OF”

Or would that stop the only function you are having any luck with?
 
bk78

bk78

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I just leave my T8 on speed setting 3 and it seems to keep shit in check. But I also purchased it thinking it would do other things I wanted but when you put it to auto you can only choose high temp,low temp,high humidity or low humidity only 1 at a time which is kind of shitty advertising if you ask me.
 
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