iLIVING 12" Wall Mounted Shutter Exhaust Fan, Automatic Shutter, with Thermostat and Variable Speed controller, 0.6A, 960 CFM, 1400 SQF Coverage Area Silver (ILG8SF12V-ST)

In the winter, when snow melts off my car, I get lots of condensation in my heated garage, causing mold to form on windows, etc. in the garage. I had this fan installed and now I can easily control the problem. I plugged it into a wifi outlet and I use that to turn it on & off. When there is condensation, I turn the fan on via the wifi & I can set it to run 3-4 hours (or whatever I choose) - this way it doesn't run unnecessarily long if I forget to turn it off. As an added bonus, I had new wood flooring installed - the kind they have to stain & apply urethane. The installer wanted to put a box fan in a window to exhaust air & fumes caused by the chemicals. I suggested we open the door going to the garage & turn on the exhaust fan. It worked great. You can adjust the speed of the fan to get appropriate air flow and this fan can move more air than a typical box fan. We actually didn't have to run it very fast. The installer was impressed.

Fan was exactly what i needed. Very easy to install. Thermostat works well. Unit lowers the temp. in my garage quite a bit. It is no louder than a window fan , even when on high speed. speed is adjustable if you want it to run slower. All i had to do was cut a hole in the wall, and wire an outlet close to it, so i could plug it in. Did those two things, installed, and turned on. Works great. good quality,built well.

I don't usually leave reviews but this fan is solid and I was struggling for a while trying to decide what to get Bought two separately, both arrived undamaged and well packed. Both work incredibly well, powerful; good looks and weight. Foam added in key spots looks like it helps mitigate sound/help with insolation Made makeshift window insert out of 2x2's and put it next to the stove. Works much better then those dinky plastic window inserts you can find elsewhere NOTE: - Blue protective plastic on shutters has a noticeable impact so take the time to remove it completely - Fans can only exhaust air properly if there is an intake for air elsewhere. I'm not the smartest knife in the drawer, but the people whining about in other reviews clearly struggle to understand that - Shutters don't seem to open all the way but I don't see why they'd need to - Speed control LED super bright lmao

Installed this in the garage for ventilation, the fans works great and definitely noitce the temperature difference. The only concern was the motor runs really hot even on low rpm, not sure if it will last long during summer but very nice fan. The shutter can be remove very easily to fit existing holes on the wall. Temp control was nice to have didn't have issues with it.

Even being used to exhaust smoke from a grilling area hasn't affected this fan. When I start cooking I set the temperature on the fan to go on, then back it off until it shuts off. Every time I open the grill lid, or when the grill cycles hotter, this fan turns on. I use it on high speed most of the time because on lower speeds the motor buzzes louder than just using high speed. I wipe down the blades and louvers monthly and it works great.

Got this installed to ventilate a larger single car garage and it does a fabulous job! Make sure you have an intake vent to allow the free flowing of air or this motor will overwork itself. Most detached garages are pretty well sealed, hence the need for an intake vent.

This is the best fan. Larger motor, medium noise, speed adjustable. Runs in a preset temp mode or you can just turn it on manually anytime you wish. I use this fan in my commercial kitchen where we make a handcrafted seasoning called 1788.

Just got it and mounted it as a thermostatically controlled fan for my chicken coop shed. It’s gotten hot and the chickens don’t like the heat. It’s mounted up in the roof rafters and the louvre blow the air down towards the coops floor. Allows me to have a fan that kicks on only when it’s warm to keep the flock cooler. Hopefully it lasts a few years, seems well built and heavy duty. Well worth the $72

Use it for my shed for when the generator is on. Works great

Excelente compra definitivamente volveria a comprar , pues cumple con su función esta ya es mi tercera compra

It's an easy install and works right out of the box. Just plug and play. It moves a good bit of air and is actually quite quiet. I can't hear it in the basement with the garage door closed and it doesn't vibrate at all unlike my fan hood in the kitchen. Haven't used the temp switch as I plugged it into a remote switch before going into the outlet and will just turn it on when I'm sawing or painting to remove dust and fumes. Great addition to the clean air aspect of the work space. Longevity remains to be seen but will update. So far a ten for the price and convenience. Recommended.

I installed this fan in my garage to vent the heat out in the evenings. Oh boy, did it make a difference! My wife and I were shocked at how well this unit performs - it's strong enough to create a vacuum against the door to the house so that when we enter the garage it pulls the door shut behind us. It's reduce the temperature in the garage by 8-10 degrees Celsius in the evenings (on a hot day would get to 28C and now we can get it under 20C by midnight. The house subsequently is cooler, specifically the bedroom above the garage. It was a big difficult to find a vent cover that I could use on the outside of the house, as I didn't want to leave it open. I found a 14x14 metal cover at Rona for about $35 which has done the trick. The wiring was pretty straightforward (green under green screw, black to black, white to white) but the instructions are terrible. Take a few pictures of your wiring and have an electrician friend confirm your wiring if you're not certain about it. We also purchased the wireless controller system. It works really well and is pretty easy to figure out (again, the instructions suck but it's pretty straightforward). Would highly recommend this add-on. One other thing - the baffles on the back side of the unit are awesome. The overall unit is much more commercial grade/industrial than I was expecting - I was expecting something a little stronger than a 150 CFM bathroom fan but this thing can crush a lot of airflow and is not even in the same league as a bathroom fan. We didn't realize how much of a difference this fan has made, and have recommended it to many family and friends. If you have a garage or crawl space it's worth the investment, you'd be surprised!

Easy to install. Fits inside 16 inch studs in the wall. Simple to connect to power. The instruction diagram makes it very straight forward. Works great. Moves a lot of air and is not too noisy. The main noise is the rush of air coming through the fan. Very satisfied with this product.