HB-25 question
legoman132
Posts: 87
Hello everyone,
I am building my own ROV and I need to control a group of motors with a combined draw of just under 11 amps at 12 volts. I know a stock HB-25 could handle this, but I was wondering how much continuous current an HB-25 could handle without the fan (i was considering moving it to a vent hole on the electronics casing to help keep the other motor controller and the propeller cool if it could handle the current without it.
Thanks!
I am building my own ROV and I need to control a group of motors with a combined draw of just under 11 amps at 12 volts. I know a stock HB-25 could handle this, but I was wondering how much continuous current an HB-25 could handle without the fan (i was considering moving it to a vent hole on the electronics casing to help keep the other motor controller and the propeller cool if it could handle the current without it.
Thanks!
Comments
Do you have an alternative to provide the proper cooling?
Jim
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Chris Savage
Parallax Engineering
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you can buy one of these little hummers for $3.95 or a set of four installed in a 'mini-rack' meant for installing in server racks (4 mounted horizontally) for $9.95--instead of razing your HB25. the one on the HB25 measures about 1.6 inches (if recall correctly) and i expect this is where MPJA calls what they are selling a 1.5" fan--(could turn out to be a bit bigger fan but i expect the HB25 has one of the same stages - recall it was the 5 blade stage--not near our HB25 now)
www.mpja.com (then select fans, then DC Fans, scroll...)
the latter listing:
"Product:
4X DUAL FAN MASTER ASSEMBLY
MFG: AVC for H/P
P/N: DB0404812U
Voltage: 12 VDC
Current: 1.14A/subassembly
CFM: 25+/subassembly
Server fan unit has 4 removable dual 1-1/2” (40mm) 12V fan subassemblies. Each subassembly consists of a 3 blade fan mechanically mounted in series with a 5 blade fan. Both sets of fan leads brought out to a connector (NO Mate available). 2" leads. UL/CSA/TUV/CE listed
Stock No.:
15839 FN Price:
$ 9.95"