I have a 450 Watt PSU.
It can supply 14 A on its 12 V line, 34 A in 5V line and so on.
Now i have two peltiers(TEC) which draw 15A on 12 V and 6A on 12 V respectively.
Is it possible to run these peltiers in parallel on my PSU?
The 12 V rail has a current rating of 14 A only.
But i'm NOT going to use the rest of the pins for anything else. Just going to power the two peltiers , 2 fans and a 10W led strip.
The net power consumption is 12*15+12*6+50(2 fans and leds) = 302 W
Will my SMPS be able to power this ?
I'm going to draw all the power from the 12 V line only .
Will i be able to draw more current from it(12V) if i don't use the other 3.3 and 5 V pins ?
Will i be able to draw 23A current from a 12V rail if i don't use the other 3.3 and 5 V pins ?
The SMPS sticker reads 14 A on 12 V
It can supply 14 A on its 12 V line, 34 A in 5V line and so on.
Now i have two peltiers(TEC) which draw 15A on 12 V and 6A on 12 V respectively.
Is it possible to run these peltiers in parallel on my PSU?
The 12 V rail has a current rating of 14 A only.
But i'm NOT going to use the rest of the pins for anything else. Just going to power the two peltiers , 2 fans and a 10W led strip.
The net power consumption is 12*15+12*6+50(2 fans and leds) = 302 W
Will my SMPS be able to power this ?
I'm going to draw all the power from the 12 V line only .
Will i be able to draw more current from it(12V) if i don't use the other 3.3 and 5 V pins ?
Will i be able to draw 23A current from a 12V rail if i don't use the other 3.3 and 5 V pins ?
The SMPS sticker reads 14 A on 12 V
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