AlorAir 360 degree Intake Air Filtration System - (1350 CFM) with Strong Vortex Fan, Built-in Ionizer, Shop Dust Collector for Woodworking Shop, Garage Works Shop, Purecare 1350IG

A little loud but does a great job of clearing up the wood shop. Very easy to install with two different options to mount, did require a second person to assist mounting it.

Not bad definitely loud!

We keep our two outside cats in the garage at night. I use this to recirculate the air during the day. I would use it overnight but it's kind of loud and the cats don't like the noise. I worry about odors and this prevents that.

We've had this unit for several days now, and it is working as we intended it to. We are using it to bring the heated air from our warehouse ceiling, and ducting it down into 3 offices. We plan to duct it differently in the future, but wanted to see if the concept worked first - and it does. Now we don't have to use electric space heaters in the offices. It's nice that it filters the air too. The unit came with all the needed brackets and chains, although we used our own to make our specific application work.

Filters are expensive and hard to find. Unit works well. Thinking about modifying it for a larger cheaper filter.

The filtration unit is very well built. I like that it draws air in from 360 degrees. It is a bit loud. After installing the unit I found that when it was off overnight it would not power up without unplugging it and reconnecting to power. I contacted customer service, and after emailing Eileen, she promptly sent a new control board. That fixed the problem and it has worked fine since.

Both these items were mentioned before, but they deserve repeating. 1. If you mount the unit so it blows up, you will need to relocate the grounding screw and wires because that 1/8” protrusion of the screw prevents the control panel from being rotated 180 degrees and mounted as it should. Such an easy fix for the designer to fix. 2. This was the most important to me. I went to the sellers home page prior to purchase and they make a BIG DEAL out of the fact that they are an American based company. Nowhere in the description of this product does it say that it is made in China. The photo (just to the left of the production date) shows clearly it was made in China. Deceptive, in my opinion. On a positive note, I was not disappointed in the noise level, but then I am used to the noises in a shop filled with power tools.

If you move the ground connection like I did from the empty hole to the new one I drilled you can flip the panel and mount so the exhaust goes up instead of down. Plenty of wiring to do so.