Thermoelectric Cooler, Thermoelectric Generator Cooler, DIY Air Cooling Device, 12V 4 - Chip TEC1-12706 - Stable Low Noise Operation, No Refrigerant, Ideal for Small Spaces

Features: Suitable for small space cooling, semiconductor refrigeration learning theory, research solutions developed cooling equipment planning. Air cooling device, not used to cool the water, use water to dissipate heat, and eventually the water is hot, not cold. This kit is a finished product that does not need to be assembled Stable work and low noise, no refrigerant required. Suitable for 20L space cooling, air temperature can be cooled to 5-8 degrees than normal. Specifications: Maximum power: 288W (15.4v) Maximum current: 24A Rated voltage: DC 12V Rated current: 17A Refrigeration power: 170W Product size: 180* 65 * 62mm/7.09*2.56*2.44Package Included: 1 x Thermoelectric Cooler(have assembled)This cooler kit included: 4 x 40*40mm fan 1 x Cooling block 1x Water Block 3 sets x fixtures 1 set x screw(6 pcs screws + fan screws 16pcs), 4 x TEC1-12706 Note:1. That we sell is finished product,don't need to assemble.2. Please note that the new type and old type of this product will be sent randomly, and make sure you will not mind before ordering.

• [Compact Cooling]: Perfect for up to 20L space cooling, this device lowers air temperature by 5–8℃ for efficient small space temperature control and rapid chill.
• [Ready to Use]: Fully assembled thermoelectric module arrives as a finished product—no DIY assembly required—so you can start cooling right out of the box.
• [Efficient Heat Dissipation]: Dual 40×40mm fans and integrated water block design provide superior air cooling device performance by quickly removing heat from semiconductor modules.
• [Quiet Operation]: Engineered for stable work with minimal noise and no refrigerant, ensuring a peaceful environment in labs, workshops, or home offices.
• [Learning & Research]: Ideal for semiconductor refrigeration learning theory and research equipment planning, this kit supports educational experiments and prototype development.