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bill knox · 29th Apr 2019, 11:31 am

Hi Herald1360

Yes, that is the sort of thing that I am after, I will have a look at RS and see if they do lower temperature setting version, BUT, but I would want one the goes S/C at say 20C so the fan would be inactive until the temperature of the UPS rises and then cut in to activate the fan and so lower the temperature

Bill

29th Apr 2019, 11:31 am	#9
bill knox Hexode Join Date: Mar 2011 Location: Wilstead, Bedfordshire, UK. Posts: 367	Re: UPS in a wooden cupboard Hi Herald1360 Yes, that is the sort of thing that I am after, I will have a look at RS and see if they do lower temperature setting version, BUT, but I would want one the goes S/C at say 20C so the fan would be inactive until the temperature of the UPS rises and then cut in to activate the fan and so lower the temperature Bill