8 products
Peltier cellsMade up of an aluminium heatsink (80x80x30 mm), an aluminium heatsink (60x45x16 mm), an adhesive insulator and an 80×80 mm fan running on 12 VDC, it lets 40×40 Peltier cells (about 51 watt) be used efficiently
Peltier cellsCooling system made up of 1 Peltier cell rated 51 watt, 1 water radiator, a cooling fan and an aluminium heatsink
Peltier cellsSolid-state heat pump running on 12 V at 3.2 A: it reaches a 68 °C difference between the hot and the cold side.
Peltier cellsSolid-state heat pump running on 12 V and drawing 6.4 A maximum, to cool or heat by direct contact.
Peltier cellsSolid-state heat pump powered at 4 V with 2.1 A: reaches a 70 °C difference between the two sides and has 125 mm long wires.
Peltier cellsDIY semiconductor mini fridge with Peltier module, perfect for introducing the principles of thermoelectricity in a STEM setting.
Peltier cellsThermoelectric Peltier module (TEG) that converts a heat source into electricity
Peltier cellsWater radiator to be used together with 3 Peltier cells of 51 watt each
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