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Playstation 4 cooling stand
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Cooling stand for the Sony Playstation 4.
I have had no other option than to place my console into a TV cabinet.
In the cabinet, without additional cooling, the console will generate lots of heat.
I have placed a cooling fan (60mm) in front of the console and another fan (60mm) is placed on the
ventilation hole which is in the back of the cabinet wall.
Fans are attached to the mounts with 4mm bolts, washers and nuts.
Fan in the front sucks the cooler air from the room and the fan in the back blows the air away through the ventilation hole, so the cooling effect is quite good.
The fans are also controlled with a simple 12V 20-90°C thermostat controller which I bought
from eBay (5€). The temperature sensor is placed in the back of the
front mount plate (there is a U-shaped Place for the sensor).
On the back of the front plate there are also few places where you can use a cable tie to fix the wires nicely.
The console will also rise 6mm from the bottom of the shelf with the
I have had no other option than to place my console into a TV cabinet.
In the cabinet, without additional cooling, the console will generate lots of heat.
I have placed a cooling fan (60mm) in front of the console and another fan (60mm) is placed on the
ventilation hole which is in the back of the cabinet wall.
Fans are attached to the mounts with 4mm bolts, washers and nuts.
Fan in the front sucks the cooler air from the room and the fan in the back blows the air away through the ventilation hole, so the cooling effect is quite good.
The fans are also controlled with a simple 12V 20-90°C thermostat controller which I bought
from eBay (5€). The temperature sensor is placed in the back of the
front mount plate (there is a U-shaped Place for the sensor).
On the back of the front plate there are also few places where you can use a cable tie to fix the wires nicely.
The console will also rise 6mm from the bottom of the shelf with the
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