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Peltier cooling and pouring Circuit design and opinion

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dammert89

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I am busy with a circuit that I would like to build for a wine cooler/pourer. I have built the enclosure for the bottles and hardware. I just need to do the electronics part (Not my strongest ability). Below you will find a schematic. Please give me your opinions after looking at the specific parts in the diagram.

Only one of the motors (From M1 and M2) can be used at a time. Here is the parts list:

Parts
M1 and M2: **broken link removed**
S1 and S2: switches (Possibly arcade machine style buttons if they can handle the load)
L1: **broken link removed**
M3 and M4: Basic PC 12V fans (4.5-13.8VDC, 165mA, 2W, 3KRPM, 51CFM)
TEC1: Peltier cooler 6A
THER1: Thermometer LCD
(This is all the information on the thermometer I have)
R1: Potentiometer (Need advice on this one)
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Power supply will be an AC to DC PSU like this. (Not sure yet on the amperage yet)

My main electronics supplier is Mantech as I am from South Africa.

What improvements/suggestions can you advise? I don't want to make it too complicated though. Haven't ordered any of the parts other than those for the enclosure. Another problem I might have is if the 1 peltier doesn't work and I have to replace it with a bigger one or 2 of the same.


Thanks
 
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You need not only the peltier cell itself, but also all the mechanical apparatus that enclose this component, such as the heatsink, a fan and an insulator. Why don´t you purchase a complete coller system ?

Another point: Are you sure that this termometer has the thermostat feature ?
 

The Power Supply you listed is only 4.2 Amps.
Your Module is 6 Amps.
This WILL BE A PROBLEM.

You Also NEED a GOOD Heat-sink on the Hot side of the TE Module, with the Fan Cooling the Heat-Sink.
A Cold-Sink is probably also Needed and possibly with a Fan also.

Now Comes the Temperature Control.
How do you plan to do This?

This is Not as easy to do as what your showing.
 

I have all of the parts I need for the peltier, Heatsinks etc. the cool fan and hot-side fan are represented by M3 and M4. The design of everything physical is already done. What I need is the electrical side. I am contemplating an 8A Power Supply. 1.5A for M, 0.2A for LED, 6A for TEC1 and 10mA for THER1?
 

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