What's left of Our Progressive EMS Unit
This is whats our EMS unit looks like after our last excursion. The box got fried. Bought it in 2009 and it has worked flawlessly up until a couple of weeks ago. No I don't know what or how, but it s...
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SoundGuy wrote:
my point is that any electrical device will generate some degree of heat so given that why enclose it at all when the alternative of not enclosing it ensures that none that heat can become trapped, regardless how little it may be? Seems like a simple concept to me.
mike-s wrote:
So, mount it outside, so it's not enclosed inside?
Not outside the trailer but outside any totally sealed area such as the cabinet the OP had mounted his fried EMS in. There's nothing to lose by locating a new replacement where it's not enclosed, essentially what I did by locating mine under the sofa. If he can't / won't and still insists on putting it inside that cabinet I'd consider adding some sort of venting to allow hot air to freely vent out. JMO. :)
