I needed 5 ports to control my whole environment and this Is perfect. I have 2 T6 inline fans, 2 cloudray 6” fans, and a mars hydro tsw2000 light. I used 2 molex adapters, a rj45 to uis adapter, and 2 uis cables to connect it all to the the controller 69Pro+. The unit connects easily from the bottom and has a magnetic back to secure it to the metal plate on my tent(ac inifinity 866). The quick start guide should include the Bluetooth pairing and the WiFi procedure which it does not. It took me a second to figure out how to do it. It does tell you on the app but it’s small and easy to miss which is what I did lol. Bad eye sight.It gives you real time data, logs, real time control, programmable settings based on time, rh, temp, vpd, etc. this unit gives you the ability to calibrate the temp and rh for accuracy. It’s well thought out, high quality finish, durable based on materials, easy to read display, gives you complete control of your ac infinity devices, and data for days and days and days…So far, I really like this unit a lot. It’s an impressive unit with a lot of features. In my opinion, as pricey as it is, worth it.

GAME CHNAGER!!!!!. Very easy, well made, reliable, accurate. this company is really really really busy in the R&D department. Everything I’ve gotten from them in the past several months has maximized my grow!

Definitely injoy my controller. Plenty of inputs for things

I have my ascilating fan, humidifier, exhaust fan all hooked to it and it works great sends notices if something gets off your settings and you can fix from your phone. Ive used several diffrent brands for my grow tent this is by FAR!!! The best controller out there.

Here I review the AC Infinity Controller 69 Pro and Pro+. I own both models and find them to be the same other than number of ports. I give these controllers a grade of 4.4.There is some truth to the positive reviews that one sees about these controllers. The first thing that I especially like is the Automations function. Besides my main lights, I also have supplemental UV, blue, deep red, and IR lights. These lights get utilized in different ways in different grow periods. It used to be that I had to change multiple old school timers just to properly change lights for the next grow mode. With the Controller 69 Pro, however, I can make automations for germination, seedling, vegetative, and multiphased flowering periods. Just a push of a button on my phone and my varying lights all follow light time periods and intensities that are ideal for various growth stages.I also adore the sunrise/sunset function. Combined with my supplemental IR light, my plants get a reasonable facsimile of solar dawn and dusk, which allows them to be more effective with both their day and night activities. This sunrise/sunset function is not available on all grow lights, and it pays to check the compatibility list on AC Infinity's web site. For example, I have an older model Mars Hydro FC-3000 light for which sunrise/sunset works great. But a Vivosun VS-2000 only partly works due to limitations of the Vivosun driver.Mention of sunrise, though, also brings me to a shortcoming of these units, a lack of capacity for multiple scheduling. Like many growers, I turn my IR lights on twice a day for 15 minutes before sunrise and again after sunset, mimicking natural light patterns. The Controller 69 Pro, though, allows scheduling only one discreet activity per device per day. You can have devices cycle on and off for defined periods all day, but you cannot turn a device on and off in a discreetly chosen time frame more than once a day. Hence, I slap a cheap old school timer onto an expensive AC Infinity outlet in order to turn my IR lights on twice a day. AC Infinity makes good hardware but this software problem is a disappointing rough edge.These units also are finicky when it comes to Wifi. Make sure they have a strong signal. Further, the devices will demand that the phone with the app be connected to a 2.4G rather than 5G network.The free app that runs the controllers is both powerful and sometimes unintuitive, so it has a learning curve.Another potential problem accrues to powering the units. The 69 Pro/Pro+ does not come with a traditional power cable, since AC Infinity expects you to power the unit via a cable attached to a piece of AC Infinity UIS hardware like a light or fan. For instance, AC Infinity fans power my 3 controller units. That said, the controllers work with a lot of non-AC Infinity hardware. But if you don't have at least one AC Infinity device power source, you need to buy a power adapter, which then takes up a port. In other words, without AC Infinity hardware like a light to power it, your 4 port controller will work but effectively will become a 3 port device, since one port will be reserved for a power adapter.UPDATE:Having used both Bluetooth and Wifi modes to connect with these controllers, I have settled on Bluetooth mode. Wifi mode is handy but unstable over the longer term. Wifi may disconnect because of thunderstorms, router problems, controller problems, AC Infinity server updates, or other reasons. But Bluetooth mode works rock-solid 24/7 even if you have multiple controllers. Since I prioritize this trustworthy performance, Bluetooth is the way for me.

Using this interface I was able to track temperature and humidity displayed also as VPD wherever I am. Also remotely adjust fans, change rate of flow and how often the AC Infinity T7 humidifier operates and much more with endless options with the outlet option. Super simple setup, it can be as easy or as complicated as you see fit. Will definitely be investing more down this line in the future, got my eyes on the new grow tent Terraform grow tent AC which would make the environment effortless to maintain.

These controllers are great! You can hook them directly to all your AC Infinity products, or control other (non-UIS system) items using the (for sale separately) control plugs. They are $20 each and basically turn a corded (120v) appliance on or off.My grow uses two Controller 69 pros and a couple of control plugs. Each 69 pro has four outputs. I use them for over-canopy lights, side lights, ventilation, a humidifier, and a fan. One control plug is for an oil filled heater, and the other is for a seedling mat.I love the wi-fi capability of the 69 pro. I can check my grow conditions, and make adjustments(!), from anywhere with wi-fi. You know, like when you’re at work and wishing you weren’t.The controllers log (and graph, and score!) not only the environmental conditions (temperature, humidity, and VPD), but also when it kicks on or off the different appliances. I can spot trends and adjust really quickly (again, from anywhere in the world with wi-fi!). And the depth of adjustment is surprising. The 69 pro has a buffer setting which I find extremely valuable. It keeps things like your heater from turning on and off every 15 seconds as the temperature hovers near your set temp. This function alone is worth enough to say don’t by anything less that the “pro” model with wi-fi (and buffering)!The controllers allow you to trigger things several perimeters. I use the “auto” function for my heater and ventilation as it can be set to turn on at a certain high (or low) value. I use the “schedule” function for things like lights and fans to turn them on at 6 AM and off at 6 PM.I’ve not been disappointed with anything made by AC Infinity, and these controllers are no exception. Buy with no regrets!

As usual Ac infinity makes another great product

I love the AC infinity equipment but people need to know if they purchase the controller 67 air controller unit it does not control any other AC infinity stuff it has a different connector it has a Molex connector not A UIS connector

Funktioniert einwandfrei. Kann alle Produkte von AC Infinity nur empfehlen

Impossible de tester, ne s’allume pas

the control works very well I just tell you to be careful and read very well because there is an adapter cable that is not included you will have to pay for it separately so read very well before you buy.