Adaptive thermoelectric cooling assemblies are compact devices that can be used to cool down objects through convection (air-to-air) or conduction (direct-to-air).
Reliable, compact design Intricate control over temperature DC operation High Coefficient of Performance (COP)
With air-to-air assemblies, heat is pumped from one side of the thermoelectric assembly (i.e. cold side) by Peltier thermoelectric modules and dissipated from the other side of the assembly (i.e. hot side) to the environment through the use of bespoke heat sinks and highly efficient DC fans.
With direct-to-air assemblies, the objects to be cooled down are mounted onto the metallic plate at the 'cold side' of the assembly from where heat is pumped by Peltier thermoelectric modules and dissipated to the environment through the use of bespoke heat sinks and highly efficient DC fans at the hot side.
