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4th March 2009, 02:25 PM
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Ventilation Q
So, I'm trying to conclude a custom cabinet project that will be host to several amplifiers. Power consumption amounts to about 2,000 watts in a relatively small cabinet with solid doors, so forced ventillation is a must.
My question is how much of a temperature differential should I be shooting for? This is a factor in establishing air flow requirements. Ambient temps inside the house in the summer can hit 82. The amps are a mix of solid state and tube. |
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