TEC Peltier with Heatsinks and Fans
TEC 12706 Grow Box
Thermoelectric Cooler Peltier with Heat-sinks and Fans
it's a part of something bigger
I made it using
TEC-12706 Peltier
Two Aluminum Heat-sinks from a Pentium 2 and a Pentium 4 CPU
Thermally Conductive Paste
A Wooden frame made of Soft wood and some leftover slightly harder compact wood (used for drawers and cupboards)
"Metal-Strips" using empty cat food cans and then after cutting , folding and Using a hammer, flattening them and drilling holes in them for screws
Heat tolerant Plastic Food Containers that came with food
12 volts Pc cooler fans
Wires , Electric-Tape , Hot-glue , Screws , Nails , and a-lot of Optimism
It works the cold side gets cold and hot side gets hot as expected now I'm testing it and now i want to make a controller for it with temperature sensors and current control using mosfets and maybe current sensors to actively sense and control the current, i don't want to use relays for this
Thermoelectric Cooler Peltier with Heat-sinks and Fans
it's a part of something bigger
I made it using
TEC-12706 Peltier
Two Aluminum Heat-sinks from a Pentium 2 and a Pentium 4 CPU
Thermally Conductive Paste
A Wooden frame made of Soft wood and some leftover slightly harder compact wood (used for drawers and cupboards)
"Metal-Strips" using empty cat food cans and then after cutting , folding and Using a hammer, flattening them and drilling holes in them for screws
Heat tolerant Plastic Food Containers that came with food
12 volts Pc cooler fans
Wires , Electric-Tape , Hot-glue , Screws , Nails , and a-lot of Optimism
It works the cold side gets cold and hot side gets hot as expected now I'm testing it and now i want to make a controller for it with temperature sensors and current control using mosfets and maybe current sensors to actively sense and control the current, i don't want to use relays for this
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