Climate & Ventilation — AC Infinity

Extraction, circulation, humidification and filtration from one brand, built to run together on the same controller.

AC Infinity does not sell separate appliances so much as a climate system in parts. The extraction, the circulation and the humidification are designed to run on the same control system, which is why with this brand it pays to look at the setup rather than at one product.

What is on this page

The CLOUDLINE Pro is the extraction, in an S and a T version and in sizes from 4 to 10 inches. The CLOUDRAY is circulation: the A series fixed, the S series oscillating. The CLOUDFORGE humidifiers run from 4.5 to 15 litres, and the THERMOFORGE is heating. Alongside those we stock their carbon filters, including refillable versions with activated carbon sold separately, and the Pipe Silencers in 10, 15 and 20 cm.

The refillable filters are a real choice

A carbon filter is normally disposable: once the carbon saturates, the whole housing goes. AC Infinity also offers refillable filters with carbon in 3.6 and 7.2 kilo packs. That saves waste and, over time, money, but it costs you the work of refilling. Both are here because which suits you depends on the setup.

The controller is this brand's point

Nearly everything AC Infinity makes is meant to connect to their own control system, with sensors feeding temperature and humidity back to the fan. We list the controllers, sensors, adapters and cables not here but under Measuring and Control. If you want the interplay this brand sells, look at both pages; which connection a specific device has is stated on its own product page.

Frequently asked questions

What is the difference between the CLOUDLINE Pro S and T?
The two series differ in build and in how they are operated. Exactly what a given model includes is on its product page; check that before ordering a controller separately.

Can the CLOUDRAY run on the same controller as the extraction?
That depends on the model. Check per fan which connection it has.

How often does a refillable filter need refilling?
It depends how much air you pull through it and how loaded that air is. Go by smell rather than by the calendar.