Just a guess, I have no experience with these amps, but I imagine in a normal home stereo application that a couple of fans would be plenty as long as they are for general enclosure ventilation and not actively cooling a critical part.
Just a guess, I have no experience with these amps, but I imagine in a normal home stereo application that a couple of fans would be plenty as long as they are for general enclosure ventilation and not actively cooling a critical part.
CTS-600 and CTS-1200 are class AB.
The others are class D. That is probably why they have different specs, and probably different sound.
Hi, I have a CTs600 that’s need a fan mod but to run 12v in series must be a risk in my mind. All you who have applied this solution have any of you got in to trouble with CTs600/1200? And what can happen to the amp by this solution, for example if the fan(s) would overload and burn?
Was searching general solution for running 12v fan on 24v source and found these DC-DC step down converters. Seams like a more suitable solution to the problem. Add one of these to one of the output on the amp and connect two fans I parallel:
https://www.itead.cc/lm2596-dc-dc-bu...1-25v-35v.html
Or this cars decive
https://adapterexperten.se/dc-dc-omv...v-till-12v-3a/
So its time to place order for the fan modd. Will this work for my CTs600?
1x
https://adapterexperten.se/dc-dc-omv...v-till-12v-3a/
2x
https://www.kjell.com/se/sortiment/d...ledInformation
I would like to try this model on my CTS 3000
Someone has already tried this model ?
a little less powerful but for the house
much less noisy
https://www.digikey.ca/products/en?keywords=P14751-ND
Spicer
My advice: Don't... The CTs3000 is Class-I which have a high idle-draw and need proper ventilation. I crashed a CTs2000 by using too weak fans.
thank you for your comment
Nor CTS related but have anyone sucsfull replaced fan in iTech??
I have never heard about someone doing it. Fan monitoring in itech is part of the built in error reporting and monitoring, so changing a parameter makes it shut down (is what I have heard - not tried)
It’s the same I’ve read... too bad If there is no solution, I’ve replaced the fans in My DCI amps and If works great but I would love to also quiet the iTech
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