Active Thermal Management

Designed to quietly cool flat-panel displays recessed into walls or cabinets. While no one device is suitable for ventilating every installation, Cool-stick™ is the answer to many problems. Cool-stick avoids heat problems with its 8 quiet fans blowing a stream of air across the back of a display. Comes with mounting brackets, and is small enough to squeeze behind, below, or above displays in all but the tightest situations. Also useful for mounting behind components in very tight quarters,...

There are times when a situation calls for the System 1's ability to move hot air through a tube to somewhere else, but there's just not enough room for the System 1's tubing or centrifugal blower. Cool-cube E was developed for the home theater design and installation community. Combining a compact power module with either 4 or 3 flexible tubing, Cool-cube will pull heated air out of a closed mid-size cabinet, small closet, or enclosed video projector and quietly move it to a nearby...

Most cooling systems require openings to both exhaust heated air and to allow fresh air to enter the enclosure, but there are situations in which aesthetic considerations rule out two openings. Built-in cabinets can also be a problem for the custom installer; frequently the only surface available for ventilation is the front, where openings are most visible. Using only one small opening at the very bottom of a cabinet, trimmed with either a wood or anodized aluminum grille (wall-hung cabinets...

The Small Enclosure Cooler is designed to make cooling smaller enclosures easier than ever. Two 80 mm fans are pre-assembled to a thin panel which mounts over a simple rectangular cutout on a small cabinet's back panel. With a remote thermal probe that easily fastens to the component whose temperature is being monitored, installation is quick and simple. An important feature of the SEC-1 is its ability to turn on automatically at 90 degrees to deal with the heat generated by today's audio-video...