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This is a discussion on Cooling a humidor with peltier unit within the Cigar Accessory Discussion forums, part of the The Cigar Lounges at Puff category; I have been researching this but would to know more about this. My humi is about 8 cu ft. Thanks...
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Cooling a humidor with peltier unit
I have been researching this but would to know more about this. My humi is about 8 cu ft. Thanks
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Re: Cooling a humidor with peltier unit
What do you want to know? Most of the wine coolers that people around here use for humis use Peltiers.
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Puffer Fish with some spikes
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Re: Cooling a humidor with peltier unit
I cool a large foam case, that houses my humidors with two 12v peltiers. For a thermostat I use a circuit I found on the net entitled :
Electronic Thermostat and Relay Circuit This link points to the web page: http://ourworld.compuserve.com/homep....htm#therm.gif
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Re: Cooling a humidor with peltier unit
I wouldn't use anything else but a thermo electric cooler(Peltier). Just make sure it is big enough to do the job, and make sure you don't pay too much. Research your options carefully. In my experience small TECs cause too much condensation. Use a huge heatsink, and cooling fins almost as big to help reduce condensation. TECs have no moving parts other than the fans, pretty much trouble free.
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