I have begun gathering, assembling the parts needed to make the TEC. These include the Peltier Chips, heat sinks and fans.

BTW, some other terms used for the same machine are….. Peltier module, , Peltier junction, thermoelectric device, thermoelectric module, TEC, TE module, TE cooler or ThermoElectric Air Conditioner Inventory of the parts to make the TEC are below.

 

Quanity	Number	Watts	Sink info
2	OTE-12706	91 watt	Sinks 4″x4″x2″ each side
4	12706	91 watt	heat sinks 6″X4″X4″ each side	4 In series
4	12706	91 watt	heat sinks 6″X4″X4″ each side	4 In series
5	TEC1-12706	91 watt	no
5	TEC1-12709	137 watt	no
2			large heat sink 12 1/4″ x 4 3/4 x 4 3/8
1			large heat sink 17 5/8″ x 4 7/8 x 4 7/8
2	L4-1225M12S	1 watt	Fan, 40 CFM	12 volt
3	3610PS-12T-B30	12 watt	Fan, 34.5 CFM, 3.5″	115AC volts
1	4715FS-12T-B50	24 watt	Fan, 110CFM 4.5″	115AC volts
2	XYW12038048BSS	30 watt	Fan 135 CFM 4.5″	48 volts

Plans for now are to use the 6″x4″x4″ sinks and turn them so that the fins are parallel end to end making a unit 12″ long by 4″ high and 4″ into the HVAC and 4″ into the underhood area. Possibly add the 2 larger heat sinks and attaching them to the double sinks on both the hot and cold sides. That would increase the depth into the HVAC to over 5″ and also into the underhood firewall area. It would also give a block closed tunnel to flow the air to be cooled and air to remove the heat.