Power Supply For 12v Components w/Cooling Fan
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A box to power all of the electronics on my desk!
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- Printables
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- GNU General Public License v3.0
Update 11/24/22:
Everything fit really well but the fan was super loud so I unplugged it and am currently working on a soltution to make it a quieter
I had way too many small 12v power bricks for my modem, router, switch, and a home server that I run on an Intel NUC. So to clean up my desk space, I designed this to use a standard 12v power supply, and a boost converter set to +19v, so I could also power my server.
As soon as I get everything finished printing and assembled I will update the design!
The 12v supply I normally use has a fan header, but you can also just hook up any 40mm 12v two wire fan.
I print almost exclusively out of PETG, so I have included my PETG print files.
Parts:
I had almost everything in my parts bins, but this is what I used.
1.) 12V Power Supply
We throw a bunch of these away at work so I have a stockpile I used, but they are quite expensive.
Reference:
https://mikrotik.com/product/gb60a_s12
Purchase Source:
https://www.neobits.com/mikrotik_gb60a_s12_12v_5a_internal_power_supply_p22488803.html?atc=gbs
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