Posted by admin | Posted in Parts And Stuff | Posted on 27-09-2010
Tags: cabinet, cooling, cooling fan mounting kit, equipment, fan, hardware
Cooling Fan Mounting
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Where can a find a small exhaust fan to mount within a wall to cool my computer CPU?
My CPU is stored in a small cabinet, and I have to keep door open because of heat.
If the "small cabinet" is part of a desk or otherwise not mounted to the wall, on the back wall drill two 1/2 inch holes near the bottom and two more at the top. As the warm air rises and exits thru the top holes, cooler, fresh air will be drawn in thru the bottom holes. I did this to my daughters' computer desk and now her computer runs at normal temperatures and she doesn't have to keep her door open anymore.
