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Managing Heat Dissipation In Tv Console

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My TV console will be housing all the typical heat emitting stuff. The AVR and X-Box are 2 big heat emitting units that are already super hot even when placed in open space.

I have thought of cutting some ventilation holes on the top part of the TV console, but I think it will make the whole TV console look ugly.

Can share how you guys manage the heat problem at TV console?

My TV console will be housing all the typical heat emitting stuff. The AVR and X-Box are 2 big heat emitting units that are already super hot even when placed in open space.

I have thought of cutting some ventilation holes on the top part of the TV console, but I think it will make the whole TV console look ugly.

Can share how you guys manage the heat problem at TV console?

Can be self DIY for ventilation fan of exhaust and blow out the hot air.

From the rear panel of tv console put 2 of PC exhaust fan and used the adapter to converter into 12V.

Just switch on when you are playing your device.

I used the exhaust fan brand name : cooler master at 19dB and used 12v Dc, brought at sim lim sq.

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Can be self DIY for ventilation fan of exhaust and blow out the hot air.

From the rear panel of tv console put 2 of PC exhaust fan and used the adapter to converter into 12V.

Just switch on when you are playing your device.

I used the exhaust fan brand name : cooler master at 19dB and used 12v Dc, brought at sim lim sq.

Thanks bro, hehe... that's a good idea :D

Take note of the dust sucked into the enclosure when using box fan.

Take note of the dust sucked into the enclosure when using box fan.

Don't worry to used box fan, just exhaust out the hot air.

Because both side can be used, one side is shoot to surface, the other side is exhaust and blower out the air.

Just used the exhaust out.

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