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Ecoflow Powerstream cooler

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I designed a new holder to attach 80mm fans to an Ecoflow Powerstream inverter. It fits on top of the inverter also in combination with the invisible wall mount https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:6118385 or my remix https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:6600244. Let the fan blow against the inverter. This way the fan works more efficient.

Update: I added a lighter Version (V2). It uses 20% less material what also decreases the printing time. But you have to be much more careful when inserting the thread inserts. Minor differences: The hooks fit a little better to the Powerstream, but are also a little more fragile. The fan is placed 5mm closer to the top.

Update 2: I added Versions for 120 or 140mm fans. Designs not testet yet, feedback appreciated.

Update 3: I added another Version for a 120mm fan. I am using this one with integrated thermostat: https://euroharry.com/products/digitalanzeige-temperaturgesteuertes-leises-luftersystem-usb-lufter-5v-lufter-mit-modernem-geburstetem-schwarzem-aluminiumrahmen-fur-heimkino-av-schranke?_pos=7&_sid=dd477ab79&_ss=r This version doesn't use the thread inserts. The fan is mounted with the screws contained in the set.

Print Settings

Printer Brand:

Creality

Printer:

Ender 3

Rafts:

No

Supports:

Yes

Resolution:

0.2

Infill:

10

Filament: doesn't matter PLA

Notes:

Print the model laying on the largest side with the hooks facing to the top. You will need supports for the hooks but this way the design requires least support.

Post-Printing

Remove the support carefully without breaking the hooks. I used M4 thread inserts. The inserts need to be melted into the holes with a soldering iron.

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