Biocube 32 cooling issue solved! - 3D printed.

[MilosV]

Good to hear. I might try one of those fans out. While my fan is not super noisy, if the room is quiet, I do hear it go on.
Putting it in my shopping list.

Next time you’re in Chattanooga, I’ll take you up in that

Where can I get one of these brackets from?

 

[biofish]

Where can I get one of these brackets from?

There are multiple online 3d printing companies, or you can check with your local library. Many will 3d print things for you very inexpensively.

 

[Goosie]

Hello! I love this idea.. I know this is an old thread but are you able to print one? Happy to pay for time/material and shipping!

 

[wrasseputin]

Biocubes are known for their lack of cooling with a hood on. I have solved this by creating a bracket to hold a computer fan in one of the cable ports. It is available on Thingiverse for those of you who have a 3d Printer. Snaps right into place. - Hooked into my Inkbird controller and I never had to worry about overheating again. Just had to re-route all my cables to the other port.

3d File: https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:4708739
Fan: https://smile.amazon.com/gp/product/B07CNJ4DYX/ref=ppx_yo_dt_b_search_asin_title?ie=UTF8&psc=1

If anyone has any questions, let me know.

How do you wire in the fan being that it is 12v? I have a inkbird but that is 120v

 

[Justinjustin83]

Thank you so much. This probably actually saved my tank. These Wyoming summers are brutal. 100 F today and I am currently watching my temp drop because of this amazing idea.

Once again, thanks so much.

Does anyone sell these anywhere I don’t have a 3d printer

 

[ReefingOnTheSide]

Does anyone sell these anywhere I don’t have a 3d printer

I can, just made another one after the clip broke on my old one when I was moving my tank.

 

[Zone1090]

I can, just made another one after the clip broke on my old one when I was moving my tank.

Can you make one for me?

 

[Zone1090]

I need one of this brackets made for me. Can anyone help me?
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