Big big big peltier

UnaClocker · 01-15-2001, 06:10 AM

I've looked high and low, and it seems 120watt peltiers are all I can find.. I'd really like a 200watt.. 50mm is fine, even 24v would be acceptable.. Anyone got some links to places that have something like this? Or is this a hopeless goal?

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BillA · 01-15-2001, 11:52 AM

www.tedist.com

be cool

Kevin · 01-15-2001, 07:36 PM

Tedist has 178w pelts for 24v lines...

mfpmax · 01-17-2001, 12:46 AM

I've got a powersupply to power your pelt(s). Its 24v and has 2 5"x5"xsomething transformers, don't know if they are 12v in series or what but I know the size of these bitches they have to have a mad amount of amperage. AND ITS RACK MOUNT. It is a heavy son of a gun, and did I mention I have two? I've been using it to test some motors for a battle-type robot lately.

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Watercooled K6-2 450 at 600

[This message has been edited by mfpmax (edited 01-17-2001).]

Freakyfrank · 01-17-2001, 11:34 AM

24V psu?? -> 19/20V psu??

these things cost a lot...

156W 12/12.9V are much easier to power..

why dont use 2 120W's...

mfpmax · 01-17-2001, 08:19 PM

its industrial use PSU, not a computer PSU. Hence the rackmount plates.

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Watercooled K6-2 450 at 600

Rich W · 01-20-2001, 01:48 AM

Yeah.. I got 2 48 V rack mount supplies... messing with them now.. hopefully have them usable soon

20 pounds each.. mil spec FAA equipment from '85... each will push 5 amps at 48V (linear supplies, of course..).. hehe.

Cablepro · 01-21-2001, 11:24 AM

i took a 24V 7.5A power supply and added a variable ac "autoformer"...this allows me to vary the ac voltage going in as input to the power supply, thus giving me a 0-24V unit...the good thing is that this can me used in a variety of applications...the bad thing is that it's very crude...I had to build the thing, so it looks kind of bulky...and my wife gets a fearful look when I turn it on,heh

01-15-2001, 06:10 AM	#1
UnaClocker Cooling Savant Join Date: Apr 2000 Location: Bremerton, WA Posts: 514	Big big big peltier I've looked high and low, and it seems 120watt peltiers are all I can find.. I'd really like a 200watt.. 50mm is fine, even 24v would be acceptable.. Anyone got some links to places that have something like this? Or is this a hopeless goal? ------------------ The UnaClocker Overclock till it goes BOOM! Watercooler extraordinaire!

01-15-2001, 11:52 AM	#2
BillA CoolingWorks Tech Guy Formerly "Unregistered" Join Date: Dec 2000 Location: Posts: 2,371.493,106 Posts: 4,440	www.tedist.com be cool

01-15-2001, 07:36 PM	#3
Kevin Slacking more than your weird uncle Join Date: Nov 2000 Location: San Diego, CA (UCSD) / Los Angeles, CA (home) Posts: 1,605	Tedist has 178w pelts for 24v lines...

01-17-2001, 12:46 AM	#4
mfpmax Cooling Savant Join Date: Oct 2000 Location: Rockledge,FL,US Posts: 731	I've got a powersupply to power your pelt(s). Its 24v and has 2 5"x5"xsomething transformers, don't know if they are 12v in series or what but I know the size of these bitches they have to have a mad amount of amperage. AND ITS RACK MOUNT. It is a heavy son of a gun, and did I mention I have two? I've been using it to test some motors for a battle-type robot lately. ------------------ Watercooled K6-2 450 at 600 [This message has been edited by mfpmax (edited 01-17-2001).]

01-17-2001, 11:34 AM	#5
Freakyfrank Cooling Savant Join Date: Nov 2000 Location: Eindhoven, Holland Posts: 238	24V psu?? -> 19/20V psu?? these things cost a lot... 156W 12/12.9V are much easier to power.. why dont use 2 120W's...

01-17-2001, 08:19 PM	#6
mfpmax Cooling Savant Join Date: Oct 2000 Location: Rockledge,FL,US Posts: 731	its industrial use PSU, not a computer PSU. Hence the rackmount plates. ------------------ Watercooled K6-2 450 at 600

01-20-2001, 01:48 AM	#7
Rich W Cooling Neophyte Join Date: Feb 2000 Posts: 77	Yeah.. I got 2 48 V rack mount supplies... messing with them now.. hopefully have them usable soon 20 pounds each.. mil spec FAA equipment from '85... each will push 5 amps at 48V (linear supplies, of course..).. hehe.

01-21-2001, 11:24 AM	#8
Cablepro Cooling Neophyte Join Date: Jan 2001 Location: Daytona Beach, FL USA Posts: 93	i took a 24V 7.5A power supply and added a variable ac "autoformer"...this allows me to vary the ac voltage going in as input to the power supply, thus giving me a 0-24V unit...the good thing is that this can me used in a variety of applications...the bad thing is that it's very crude...I had to build the thing, so it looks kind of bulky...and my wife gets a fearful look when I turn it on,heh

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