How to build a real Air Conditioner for your home or car. Termoelectric Peltier. In Memory of my dad

How build a real Air Conditioner for your home or car. Termoelectric Peltier. In Memory of my dad.
Guys there are people that are looking for a way to cool down. As you know we bought and made a review to a ~800 euro Samsung Air Conditioner, but not all people have money for an AC. 12 years ago i was having a car that didn t had air conditioner, so i came up with a clever idea to build one for it. My father helped me with the schematics for building the case as i told him to make me like i want; i bought all the electric components: pc fans with metal radiators 4 pieces, aluminium radiators for the case where the cold air will circulate another 4 pics, 3 peltiers of 6 amps and and one of 9 amps. TEC1-12706 and TEC1-12709.
We have mounted another fan to push into one side, the normal air inside the plexiglas/acrylic case and to evacuate to the other side the cold air.
The project/experiment was a success, if
you have a good alternator to your car it will be efficient into your car with the condition to have an good air flow as well.
Into this review we will test the Peltiers to 30, 40% of their native capability because the tests were made with a 18amps chinese pc power supply, so not enough, but guys this is for you to make an idea and to build your own.
The mane purpose of this video is to show you the idea, and the system that works well.

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[frankiepezzolla]

Your a great, compassionate, smart, kind hearted man. That's every father's dream to raise a son who has a moral compass as you do. I know for fact, your father is looking down filled with joy & proud of the man you've become.

[dennisestenson]

It's more efficient to spread the amps across more coolers instead of trying to max them out. The more current you give them, the more waste heat they generate. So it *is* better that you're only using them to 30% capacity. But they're not very efficient in any case... fun project. ❤ to you and your dad.

[cameraman]

To improve efficiency hot side temperature stability and heat transfer, I’d highly recommend upgrading to a water cooling setup. Makes about a 33% efficiency difference.

[shingabiss]

Sorry you lost your dad.
That's a great invention, thanks for sharing it!

[robwalmsley]

Well done...your father will definitely be very proud of you my job

[dannydoolhoff]

Very cool!

Propane is the best refrigerant. Cheap, enviromentally safe.

[captainjj]

Thank you!! Now I'm thinking of a hybrid AC unit utilizing peltiers heat to create low pressured Vodka liquid (to replace freon gas complicacy) to expand through the cooling grills :)

[JR-lybx]

this is the best explanation of this peltier system and the best use case... i will try one for my apartment in Miami! 35 degree C in summer with 90% humidity! lets test and see if it will work!

[Biokemist-ok]

I am sorry to hear about your loss. He will live on with your device that you and he developed. Really great build my friend.

[TinusTegenlicht]

Very interesting video! I always like it when people are inventive and try to come up with solutions themselves.

[chevyesteller]

Me gusta cuando personas humildes de alma tienen este tipo de ideas y las da a conocer .ahora consulta habra en el mercado peltier grandes ? Sorry hablo de ignorante. Te mando un fuerte abrazo y adelante con esos proyectos 😊

[zaraspook]

Great video and build. Very useful and informative. I'm sorry for the loss of your father. I hope you are well!

[SharkFishSF]

Peltier is in only one fan?
Is the fan blowing air into the heat sink or sucking it away?

[ProjetosWudke]

A great video, I have a similar project, but I will use 2 or 3 12712 cells and 2 water radiators, one with hot water and the other with cold water. By the way, greetings from Brazil, when my project is finished I intend to post it on YouTube.

[taxxzempt]

I would be interested in trying this out in my car, I see 5-7 different Peltier devices and most of them are 30-50 watts
I recently discovered a 135watt Peltier and I ordered a few
I figure 700-900 watts of cooling should be more then noticeable in a car.
And if I do it right it should also be able to double as a heater

[Gunham]

Cool... Heat and cool a room at the same time. Smart

[danukashewantha]

ohhhh yes good day dearest inventor. its remarkable thing and superb design. this will be the future of air conditioning. DC powerd, can be coupled with solar pannel with minimum electronics. I am also a small inventor doing as hobby. wish to communicate with you i have a invention which made for my daughers school exhibition did with peltiers that was awsome. I am from Sri lanka. Thank you and wish you success for your future inventions.

[franklittle]

He visto con mucha frecuencia en éstos proyectos que insisten en conectar la celdas Peltier en paralelo, llega un momento en el cual el amperaje es exagerado.. opino que es más recomendable conectarlas en serie pues es mas fácil generar alto voltaje que alto amperaje... 10 celdas x 12 voltios= 120 voltios a 4 Amper en total. En cambio en paralelo serían cerca de 40 amperios. Gracias por compartir tu proyecto..

[omnigeddon]

Can use electroplating and rare metals to make this without liquids.. only the device and plug in or battery power on switch.. r.I.p. to your father :D.. take copper and electroplate it in magnetic rare metals… I made one ;D by myself took my 2 hours to make the concept in my head and build it randomly.. amazing to see your work and its legacy so I feel like sharing my device with you. Or part of how it works..

[cameraman]

I'm going to build something like this, but I'm going with water cooling, but also, I'm putting Multiple modules in-line with each other for 1 radiator. Conserves space and the necessity for a strong centrifugal fan.