GT2 Perlin Driven Aluminium Pulley - 6mm Belt 5mm Bore Raspberry Pi Zero 2 W Kit Type Thermoelectric Peltier Refrigeration
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GT2 Perlin Driven Aluminium Pulley 6mm Belt 5mm Bore Raspberry Pi Zero 2 W Kit Type Thermoelectric Peltier Refrigeration Kit Type Thermoelectric Peltier Refrigeration Cooling System DIY Kit Compatible Peltier Module TEC1 12706 (Not Included sold separately) Hot Side Heatsink Large aluminum fin heatsink for efficient heat dissipation Cold Side Block Aluminum cold plate water block for cooling surface Cooling Fan DC 12V brushless fan for hot side heat exhaust Fan Dimensions Approximately 90mm x 90mm x 25mm (may vary by batch) Fan Operating Voltage DC 12V Thermal Interface Material Thermal grease thermal pad included for optimal heat transfer Mounting Hardware Screws and component connections on printed circuit boards during assembly or repair Precision Engineering: Accurately machined for smooth power transmission Buy GT2 Perlin Driven Aluminium Pulley 6mm Belt 5mm Bore Online in India
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