Wathai 1225 AC AXIAL Small Mini Muffin Exhaust Fan 110V 120V Dual Ball for DIY Cooling Ventilation Exhaust Projects 120mm x 25mm

Bought it for our airhocky table, our fan went out and this one worked great.

I ordered this box fan to use in my crawl space, to keep the air moving. It is VERY easy to install, blows very strong, and can not be heard when inside the house. I would recommend this fan for this use.

This fan is a good choice for ventilating a relatively small space (shed, rabbit or chicken house). It has a sturdy housing with suitable mounting holes and grill covers for both sides. Even includes a plug cord. It moves a lot of air for its size and is reasonably quiet - probably not for a bedroom.

This fan moves some air . Keeps my solar controller cool on 100+ days . I had 2 axial fans previously it was hard to tell they were on . This one comes on for a couple of minutes and shuts down. It does an outstanding job.It's a little loud otherwise 5 starsConnected to a cooling temp controller seen on right side of picture.

The fan on my old air hockey table was noisy and not delivering enough air any longer. Replacing it with this quiet and more powerful unit worked perfectly. I needed to make an adapter plate out of 1/2" MDF, which was relatively easy.

Works well and easy to mount using the screw holes

I have had this out in my chicken coop most of the summer running almost non stop and I just unplugged it two days ago as the night time temperature has dropped into the upper 50s and no longer needed. Would definitely buy again.

Returned after not heeding all the other reviews about how loud the fan is. Used a rheostat to slow speed to where almost no air flow and thereby useless and still too much noise.Amazon was very quick with refund, thanks Amazon.

Used to cool an old school 12v 25A dumb charger I use on my solar system. Mounted inside charger cabinet, wired to to chgs 120v supply. The cooling stops it tripping off for which it seemed sensitive.