I meant to say, "not worth farting around".
DDB is putting in a rain hood and dust filter on the fan vents, a grille
on the fan on the inside of the box, pre-installed, pre-wired, ready to
rock.
The more I think about coming up with the parts list, sourcing the
parts, cutting holes in the box, weather sealing, and so on, the more I
conclude that it can't be worth the time to do it myself.
On 9/16/2015 1:00 PM, Adam Moffett wrote:
When I order the enclosure from DDB, I always put the heater, fan kit,
and insulation on the quote. It's only a couple hundred bucks extra
to have them do it, so I don't think it's worth farting. By the time
I bought the thermostats, fans, wiring, etc in small quantities I
can't believe I would save much.
On 9/16/2015 12:48 PM, Sam Lambie wrote:
I am in the process of rebuilding one of our sites from an old wooden
box to a more robust NEMA Wall mount cabinet that is 36x36x12.
Unfortunately, the cabinet is on the southern side of the building
and I am wondering how to cool the damn thing during the summertime heat.
I would like to install a 4 inch 100vac fan to suck air out with an
intake port on the other side. But it would be nice if the fans could
be temperture controlled. Has anyone done this? And what have you
used to make it happen?
Sam
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