iLiving12-Inch Wall Mounted Exhaust Fan with Variable Speed, 960 CFM, 1400 SQF Coverage Area, Silver

I bought this for my shed I have my incubators in ! Super easy to install, great quality, good size , the fan is good and strong , it's not to heavy for a thin shed wall , air flow is amazing, temp drops super quick after it kicks in , I definitely recommend this

Nice vent fan. Runs relatively quiet too. Included thermostat and fan were easy install.

Mounted it into a peice of plywood and put in my garage window for the summer because I don't want to put holes in my walls. Works great. Ran an eletric cord up the wall and plugged the temp controler into the cord. Keeps the garage at ambient temperature. I lower the fan speed and by about 50% and it still works great. Full blast is a little loud but half is bairly noticeable. If you need a vent fan for the garage, get this one.

Th fan works awesome! It has a motor that pulls the heat out of our greenhouse very well. It isn't very heavy at all, which made the installation very easy and the price was great! The thermosat control did stop working so I gave it a 4 star rating.

I recently purchased the iLIVING 12" Greenhouse Exhaust Fan, and I've been thoroughly impressed with its performance. The fan is incredibly efficient and effectively circulates air throughout my greenhouse, helping to regulate temperature and humidity levels.The fan's build quality is top-notch, and it's clear that it's designed to withstand the harsh conditions of a greenhouse environment. The fan operates quietly, which is a huge plus, especially when I'm spending time working in the greenhouse.Installation was straightforward, and I appreciated the clear instructions that came with the fan. The adjustable speed settings allow me to customize the airflow based on the specific needs of my plants, which is a fantastic feature.Overall, I'm extremely satisfied with the iLIVING 12" Greenhouse Exhaust Fan. It has exceeded my expectations in terms of performance, durability, and ease of use. I would highly recommend this fan to any greenhouse owner looking for an efficient and reliable solution for air circulation.

This is a very well built exhaust fan with thermostat. Works as it should and less expensive than big box stores.

I have a a 800 square foot shop that I use this in to exhaust diesel and gas tools. Used it this winter one day for a friend to weld for 6 hours. Kept our shop clean and free of exhaust and smoke while working. Without it, would have been very tough to work. Can pull in plenty of fresh air and exhaust out that smoke very nice! Like that I can change fan speed. I like the plug, but can hardwire it as well.

I installed this fan in my 800sq foot shop and it has significantly improved the working conditions. Aside from venting dust, it has improved the temperature in my shop by about 20 degrees on the hottest days. My shop no shade, is a dark color and has high ceilings. I installed this on the back wall gable about two feet below the peak of the roof.Normally, at 5’ off the ground and at the front of my shop, I would run about 25 degree F hotter than outside temp- so here in Oregon, when temps hit the 80’s, the shop was just an oven. To date, including a day in the mid 90’s, I’m averaging 3 degrees above ambient outdoor temp, with 8 degrees above being the biggest jump.Installation is easy if you follow the directions (I managed to cut a couple inches too wide but was my fault and easy to fix). Match the model number to the opening size and you’re set. The fan is quieter than expected as well!It does pull a lot of air so either have an intake vent or do what I do- install a car door on the garage door and the fan will just pull air through that!There was no included thermostat so I purchased one at the local big box and added it, setting it very low (70 degree shut off). Otherwise, you could hardwire it on, to its own switch, on a timer, or to another switched circuit.The BIGGEST concern about this fan is there is no thermal fuse. So if there is a fire, this fan will run until it loses power or melts, which will dramatically accelerate the growth of the fire- as a firefighter, I’ve seen small fires consume entire houses because fans didn’t shut off. I would not use this in a residential structure without I installing a thermal fuse. This can be fixed by buying a thermostat with a fuse in it!Overall, a great value and I’m purchasing a second one for my house (and a thermally fused thermostat as well?