Which is the best Peltier module for your project? [test 1]

Hello, my friends!
I received a lot of questions about Peltier modules, especially about the TEC1-12706 type, which is actually the least efficient.
But which is the best one? In this episode I will test a few Peltier modules to find out.

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[CTCTraining]

That was fascinating, many thx for sharing and I’m pleased to see your assistant is still working hard keeping those tricky capacitors off the table 😀👍

[ZenInnovations]

What you're seeing is the effect of joule heating. Basically you were able to manage the hot side of smaller peltiers better because heatsinks were larger in proportion.
06 is not rubbish. It has to be planned & executed properly.

[demoking]

Nice video great information without exploding music and wild graphics Thanks !

[LilyNormand]

Thanks for taking the time to explain to us the difference. I am pretty sure that the 4-5-6 didn't perform as well as the 3, only because it didn't reach the appropriate amp. to perform 100%. On the other hand, to get -20C with only 38 Watts of energy is fantastic! Exactly what I am looking for. Thanks

[cruucruu]

thank you for the comparison. i was planning to use one for a power source project. 👍

[luifalcon]

Best video about TEC!! Saved me A LOT OF math and guess work!! Thank you sir!!!

[parwathysumathi]

This man is creating a whole snow mountain but it is very useful thank you bro❤❤❤❤❤🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉

[bobelism]

Really good information for feature projects. Thanks for sharing! :D

[TechOverFlow]

I appreciate your hard work. A very informative and helpful video!

[zachreyhelmberger]

Thank you for the test!!! I am trying to make a chilled mirror dewpoint sensor!

[kamui]

Finally a comparison review worth watching, hope you can come up with same videos focusing on possible effecient products/model against each other. Keep it Up! Thank you.

[scellyyt]

Incredibly helpful video, i've bought some 12703 modules for a project I want to work on.

[johnbaraiya]

Good to know!! Thank you it helpful!!😊🙏🥰🥰

[TomFuPanda]

I think you ar romanian so Salut! Chiar imi doream în ultimul timp sa realizez un proiect cu aceste module, iar videoclipul tău ma ajutat enorm!Mulțumesc!!

[rickadrian]

Thanks for the great video with detailed comparisons. I am making a small (5l) 12v cooler/chiller for my motorcycle trips as I could not find anything remotely suitable. As I am looking to have a compact design within the wall of the cooler, your video has reminded me that I need to allow for condensation dripping off cooled element.

[dangerousdoctrine]

Great video! Just what I was looking for!

[patricf]

Great! Could you please make also tests with TEG Modules to make power from heat? Ive noticed that there a great differences by modules and prices.

[kevinthompson]

Great video, but I have Concerns.
Later on, you chose the TEC-12703 because it cools down to the lowest temperature. In the mini-fridge you've build, the Amount of heat the Peltier has to remove is much higher, and the Qc of the 12703 is very low. Dont you think the 12706 does a better job when the amount of heat that has to be removed is quite high?

[ab_ab_c]

Please do another video like this one, but in the next video, apply heat & determine which module produces the most electrical power when you use the optimal heating for each module design. From what I see online, the TEC1-12706 can produce 57W at 50C, which is 1.425W/mm2. That means ~702 of the TEGs could produce 1 kW of power with an input heat of 50C

[ilovethynos]

Thank you soo much, your work made my project very easy❤🎉❤