Thread: Cooling
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Old 24-12-2003, 16:01   #9
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Re: Cooling

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Originally Posted by paulyoung666
wondered why you had solpadol on the shelf and you must be worried to have a fire alarm break glass there , can you build some sort of tunnel around the back with maybe a kitchen extractor fan to draw the heat away to an outside wall , i know what i am thinking about without needing someone to jump in and say wtf is he on about
I was thinking about sealing the sides off and extracting the air from the top or blowing air in from the bottom. If I can get the heat away from the back of the computers I will be o.k. as the room is allways 20c

The solphadol is for me when the wife nags and the fire alarm point is for when I am eating one of my home made curies !!!!! Bog role in the fridge job...... Nah the break glass cuts all the power from the ups's in case of fire or shock.
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