DIY Cooler (Part 1) || Peltier Module
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- Опубликовано: 22 июл 2024
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Wouldn't it be nice to have a cold beverage right next to you. In this video series I will show you how to achieve this luxury by building a homemade cooler which decreases the temperature of your beverages down to 8 degree Celsius.
Parts list (affiliate links):
Aliexpress:
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1x DS18B20: amzn.to/1NLT3NJ
2x TEC1-12706 Peltier Modules: amzn.to/1OSHwfI
2x CPU Heatsinks: amzn.to/1OSHxQN
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2x CPU Heatsinks: rover.ebay.com/rover/1/711-532...
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2011 Lookalike by Bartlebeats
Aduro by Jens Kiilstofte
Ecstatic Wave by Jens Kiilstofte
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![The best (cheap) Peltier module [test 2]](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/WIf339WNyOo/mqdefault.jpg)
Nice project. Love the ghetto styrofoam cutting!
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I was stupid lost the login password. I appreciate any help you can offer me
@Remington Zechariah Thanks for your reply. I got to the site thru google and im in the hacking process now.
Looks like it's gonna take a while so I will get back to you later with my results.
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Thanks so much, you saved my account!
@Kole Valentin Glad I could help =)
you are awesome dude.. i love the special touches, the finishing, efficiency and most of all the solid design
Simply awesome!! I have build one my self but I realised that my cold "heatsink" was to small so I have start again. It's always good to go overkill with the insolation ;)
I've always loved the concept of Peltier coolers. Mainly because you're draining heat from a source using electricity (which by design produces more heat). While it may not be as efficient as a simple heatsink, it is much faster.
Thanks for the great video! Perfect timing as I need a very tiny "fridge" to keep my solder paste in @ about 10°C max but handy near my bench. I may try another hotbox by reversing the peltier module to warm up the paste without having to use a hot water bath.
As a french i love the way you pronounce Peltier! Thanks for your videos dear neighbour
Tired of using a fridge? Just build a fridge!
Lol xD
Small !! and portable !!
Ville O. Lmao
I love your videos. Finally someone makes a proper video about making a fridge with a Peltier module
+John Alfred Thank you ;-)
I think you are the best youtuber, you just put so much time in your projects and explain everything very nice! You deserve way more subscribers! Keep it up bro Greetings from Serbia!
+Infinity Well, thank you very much.
Thank you! I have been researching ways to create a mini fridge that I could pop in to a table and be able to grab drinks at will.
This is extremely interesting - thanks !Would you consider building a portable hand held size cooler ?This would be very practical and have many applications.
Love the styrofoam cutter. So resourceful!!
You have surprising good demos sir. Thanks for them. Well presented. Thanks again
Amo tú canal todo lo esplicas y quitas todas las dudas posibles.
now this is what I can say proper educational video ..... keep going on mate ...
Lefty for the WIN! Keep up the good work!
This is an interesting concept. I appreciate your thinking and idea to create new things.
I saw u using a circular saw to cut the MDF. May be you should have have used to cut all the pieces so you can avoid sanding.
All in all a great project. Looking forward to see how you complete it.
Sweet! I have a couple of these peltier generators laying around I bought a few years back. Maybe I will have a use now.
Thanks, I've wondered what the marking on peltier plates meant, I e recently bought a pair of 5 volt ones, TEC1-4905. They can draw around 3 amps each I believe so I can run them from a good wall wart USB power supply.
Can’t wait until you hit 1 million subs
Good job great Scott, I’m working on building on my own.
Thanks for a great video) I am wondering why do you prefer relay to MOSFETs? They are both cheap but MOSFETs are smaller and don't click. It would great to hear you opinion.
This is a great demonstration !
perfect timing.. i just received some peltier modules for the (almost) same idea ;-)
your knowledge of electrical engineering is masterful. it must be empowering to know all this, did you go to school for it?
Effeciency is wrong.Cooling,too American education.
@@murkselferkel1732 He is german.
THIS IS EXACTLY WHAT I WAS LOOKING FOR, THANKS!!!!!
OMG i love you i'm exactly making this in my room like i isolated yesterday a box for this and i have already everything XD thkx for the vid now i can have mor knowledge on the electronic part
Question: Do the fans always stay on and it only the peltiers that get turned on and off ? I going to build one ;but, for my purpose it will be a little larger only needs to be about 70 F (21. C) inside.
Thank you man... I think the part on peltier module is really useful ;D
overkill is your specialty lol you leave no stone unturned, thats why i subscribed
Question about power usage. Would slowly reducing the power on the peltier modules be any more efficient for when the fridge is near the target temperature instead of just turning them off and then back on when the interior heats up?
"The Seebeck effect"- That is a great discovery! ty. :)
Really you are Great, and your projects are very useful........
nice work man. thanx for the kool idea.
This is awesome! I've been looking at building a cooler with Peltier modules and I've been wondering how they could be made more efficient. I know this is 5 years old - but thank you for making such a great video with narration. So many videos just play music which is not helpful. I have a few questions for you about how to set up variable speed controllers - probably a PWM, on fans. I'd be happy to chip in a bit extra to your Patreon campaign if you've got 5-10 mins. Thanks.
Here on Brazil, we need to have something about 2ºC/-2ºC for enjoy the beer :P
Great project! ^_^
This was done in preparation for Oktoberfest
Genau!
@@chefkoch2467 du bist spät
@@leocat2662 So wann fangen wir an?
Question for your q&a
If you use an h bridge to power the pelt ire, and reverse the polarity will the hot side become cold and the cold become hot?
Super awesome vid!
Could you use a Peltier device in a fanless pc, between the CPU & the Aluminum case?.
oh man,,, so much science for this beer )))
THX for German Amazon links, they help me so much!!!!!
i repair and install cooling machines and will take a look if it would be possible to put an evaporator of some sort and a condenser to a small fridge. all though it would require a compressor and many more components. but the smallest it could be would be still too big for a "small" fridge
man your the have best electronic channel :-)
Yeah this is what looking for thanks for making this
Nice project !
I have a mini fridge with a case around your size. The peltier unit is a TEC1-12705. I want to upgrade it takes quite a long time to reach 7 degrees. Would a TEC1-12708 give better temperature, if I optimize the cooling and power supply?
Can we use op amp (as a comapartor) with temperature sensor instead of aurdiuno. Also motherboard processor heatsink are sufficient for this project ?
Great work!
Brilliant, thank you for sharing.
Cool! I think I am going to build 34 of these for each room.
toller Typ und sehr schlau! wie Pedanterie! liebe dein Video Scott! Great guy and very smart! like pedantry! love your video Scott!
would there be a way to cool or lower the temp of water in a water cooled pc
good idea, that's like a survival life hack
Great video. I been thinking why do people use a fan to coll the Peltier module? Why not trap the peltier device between two water sources pump the cooler water around pipes to the fridge back into the hot peltier water side and return to the cold. Would this be enough to cool? If needed might need a fan to cool the pipes. Would this work?
is there a way to measure the new efficiency after you applied TEC?
Hello, Can i have the adruino code that you fed in the nano board for the temperature drop start.
thank you
Nice project! Quick question, initially you were using the fan to force air to the hot side so the cold side would cool correct?
Then you used and old CPU fan the forces hoy air our from the fins. Is this correct?
Dear scoot, clould you tell me what are used type nano module and temperature module?
Your homebrew styrofoam cutter made up for the fact that you drink warm beer - 8 degrees haha. Great video :)
I am trying to bring the temperature of a 10 inch squared box surrounded by a 5 inches of styrofoam down to 20- with a single pelter thru a small hole cut out of the back of this box. What wattage pelter do I need and can it be air cooled or would water work better? thanks
Amazing ideas to make life easy .
Can i use only one relay for 6 peltiers connected in parallel?
dude your creative
how would it have performed if you had used all-in-one watercooler blocks ? :)
Might have to get some of these modules and try this just for the heck of it. LOL I have all kinds of big heatsinks.
Hi scott, this is off topic q, i just need a short ans. Since you are the master of electronics. I jist want to know if the potentiometer output or gimbal output or switches from an rc radio remote consider as ppm or pwm signal?
Hey great scott could you make mini room cooler with allot of peltier module..... Thanks....
What did u use to attach the peltier to the aluminum, thermal paste ?
great job great scott! can you make an electric generator from a peltier and a candle to charge a phone? in amazon is one on sale but it's 100 us dollars, too much for a peltier! regard!
I was about to subscribe for somehow randomly having the info I was looking for, but I'm already subbed 🤷🏻♂️ comment +1 👍
Hello Scott. By any change do you have an newer model for a cooler? I want to sell chocolates and I need to make a mini cooler to expose the chocolates. I need an average temperature of 18C. Do you think this project will work? Do you have any tips for newer technology? Thanks.
cool project
sorry,can i use a pc source atx 500w or something like that.. sory for my english , i speck in spanish.great video!
Would you tell how thick your aluminium is.? I use 2mm thick of aluminium and the same 12706 peltier module. I creat the same sandwich with fan-heatsink-peltier-aluminium combine but can't reach expected coldness. When peltier's cold side was about -5 degrees, aluminium was only about 19s. Any suggestion?
the coolers cant disipate heat. you have close the fins with the stryfoam.
nice project. i like it alot.
I Just Bought one of marlow industries's Triton ICE Modules from Digikey. Im Going to see how much more efficient it is compared to what im using now. They only go up to 6.5 Amps, But Im tired of running 8 amps at 12 volts when I may not need to. I want efficiency which am fully aware is difficult to achieve, even with liquid cooling.
I bought ice :) Great video.
If i used 12V10Ah battery will the two peltier run for an hour..?
Is 90x90x15mm heatsink with fan enought for cooling peltier?
I like your videos and find them both informative and fun. But I can't help thinking a bucket and some ice does a fine job for a fraction of the cost and hassle. Although I'll admit that ice isn't always available. :)
Can i use pc power supply to power peltier module? 12v rail has 12A max current output and i want to use it. Would be safe to use it?
Nice build, I plan on making something similar at some point. I'm not sure MDF was the right choice for the inside though. You're likely to get condensation forming which will wreck MDF in a few hours.
+Wobblycogs Workshop Several paint layers protect the inside MDF from the condense water.
If I use 4 peltier each 15 amps and 15.4 v what would have to be the input to power all of them would it be 60v and 60 amps some one help
Beautiful !!
This is amazing
hey greatscott, i just bought also the peltier module, but what happens if you dont cool it with an fan?
It ll just burn as shit m8. U need at least a heatsink 2 cool it down
Fantastic Vid! Well worth the Patreon support. Keep up the very good work :-)
+Peter Lane Thanks mate ;-) I try to keep it going like this.
what happens when u turn the amp higer than 6? does it overheat or explode or somthing.....
Some time ago I had the chance to salvage a lot of stuff from a complete IBM Blade Center before that one went to the dump. I still have some rather large copper CPU coolers - think something like 5 kg of copper, each. I think those would be quite good for such a project ...
+Gregor Ottmann Sounds promising.
can I used TEC1-12710 for diy mini fridge
I bought se link Peltier and how to use the AC adapter?
How many peltier element i need to do a Little freezer with -10 celsius??
maby this is a stupid question but can you make a video about how you can use a rpi to control a led strip over the internet
as program the Arduino Nano? What are the parameters to use?
very talented person
would it be an issue if i built it bigger?
Is an SP184827145 SA module good for this?
You even can make small pool on the cold side of module, because water is better heat conductor.
i m doing project on peltier .so i want to know code writing on diy cooler