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Deye 8 kWt inverter exhaust mount

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120mm exhaust fan mount for Deye SUN-8K-SG01LP1 (and potentially similar inverters) to enhance its active ventilation

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Reduces the inverter temperature and prevents the buit-in (and noizy) cooling system from activation. No additional mounting required. No supports required.

Hardware:

  • 4 pics 92x92x25 fans (e.g., NF-B9 redux-1600 PWM )
  • 4 pics M5*12 bolts
  • 4 pics M5 nuts
  • 4 pics M3 copper embedment nuts (e.g., M3, OD4.5mm, length 4mm )
  • Fan speed controller (PWM-based)

    Recommendations & Printing Sequence: 
  1. Print the "Middle" part first
    * Check if it fits the ventilation holes. It should be a snug fit.
    * Tested on a Bambu Lab P1S — fits perfectly.
     
  2. Print “Top”, "Top Cover" and “Bottom” parts.
     
  3. Melt in the embeded nust into the “Top” part and drill a hole
    * Note: There are no pre-made holes in the “Top” part for a power supply connector.
    * You can drill or cut manually, or apply a negative volume in the slicer according to your setup.
     
  4. Asseble all 3 parts using M5 bols and nuts.
     
  5. Secure the fans with scrues that provided in the set.
    Note: I had some challenge doing this, some effort might be required.
     
  6. Install the PWM controller or microcontroller.
    * In my case, I used an ESP8266 integrated with Home Assistant(ESPHome) and Solarman, so fan speed is dynamically adjusted based on the inverter’s temperature.

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