How To Make A Freezing AC From Peltier For Both Room And Car | DIY Air Conditioner

[@BillMingLabs]

Thank you for watching😀. More DIY videos: 👉DIY The World's Smallest Water Pump kzbin.info/www/bejne/pnewcpqJYsShhZY 👉How To Make A Water Cooler From Peltier kzbin.info/www/bejne/d3nXepijgtSVe9k 👉How To Make Bluetooth Speaker With Coconut kzbin.info/www/bejne/p3enhI2qds6Uhpo

[@uigersanimujahid7624]

ill suggest using a capilary tube sunk in coolent in water cooling system

[@daineramosquitco5816]

While it can’t cool down a small space effectively, it can definitely cool down a person! This is amazing work man. This is for personal use and cooling, not to cool down large spaces.

[@BillMingLabs]

Many aspects can still be improved.😀Thank you for watching and commenting. Have a nice day!

[@MisterIkkus]

That tiny table saw is the cutest thing I've ever seen.

[@BillMingLabs]

😊I like that saw very much

[@SaltMineRanch]

Guys come on, the heat from the space + the heat from the internal resistance of the peltier = more heat than you started with. It has to go somewhere outside the space. As you can see now the water will just get hotter until it freakin boils. I'll explain the math. A common 12706 TEC is about 70% efficient under normal conditions and may draw 6A at 12VDC so that's 72W of power with 21.6W as excess waste heat (x 3) plus a human occupant will generate another 100W or so, and heat from the power supply, pump, and fans. You're now trying to pump about 170W of heat through modules that can move 150W of heat into the water and it has nowhere to go then anyway. The issue here is clear then, you're generating heat, not cooling. Even if you could dump the heat outside and have constant fresh water you still have a net loss and we haven't even accounted for trapped infrared from the sun, heating through reradiation from the vehicle body, or anything else. It simply cannot work this way. The front side of the Peltier assembly will get cold, sure, but the space will not. It takes ~184Wh of power to boil 2L of water from room temp (not a hot car even) so you would be failing to cool the space and boiling your reservoir in just over an hour. If you're a math denier, prove it yourself, but these aren't used commercially in this configuration because physics. If you upgrade to 12715 or something you still have poor efficiency and even more waste heat from power supply and resistance, you just get a colder cold side which obviously doesn't matter. Still a cool build though.

[@BillMingLabs]

I agree with your viewpoint. Thank you for inspiring me. I am trying to make a new car portable air conditioner. Have a nice day, my friend.😀

[@Justgreen89925]

​@@BillMingLabs Maybe use an air compressor with the exhaust coming out of a window next time...

[@Dann.y]

You're so underrated! I also really appreciate any youtube challnnel who replies to every comment in their videos so thanks for that!

[@BillMingLabs]

You are so kind. Thank you, too😀

[@sadekgheidan]

Cool video and it looked like a lot of fun to build! But as you probably know, this works only for a short time, mainly if the cold air is directly blowing at your body, but realistically, it won't truly cool the ambient temperature of your room/car (at least not for long) like an AC unit does. You have to find a way to get rid of the waste-heat because the reservoir is only going to heat up and the hot air from the fans will also spread into your room/car, so you'll just be introducing more heat into your environment than there was originally. For now, you have demonstrated how to concentrate a large portion of the heat into a small container of water (by producing more heat ironically). The the next step is to get rid of that heat altogether so it does not come back. Think about the problem and then find a way to solve it. Don't be discouraged. We humans have solved problem after problem, for thousands of years by thinking like you are thinking :) That is why we are where we are now, instead of in caves. Good luck! I have faith in you!

[@BillMingLabs]

Thank you for watching and commenting. Your comment has inspired me a lot and greatly encouraged me. Have a nice day!😀

[@howtobuild7877]

Smart idea using the water to cool down the peltier!

[@BillMingLabs]

Thank you for your comment😀

[@muhammadali4653]

Finally someone who did what I was thinking, THANKYOU for making this video with this awesome Air Conditioner 👌👍.

[@BillMingLabs]

Thank you for watching and commenting😀Use a larger water tank and put it in a foam tank for better results👍

[@mohitsolanki2591]

Can you please give the list of item used in the making of this ac..

[@BillMingLabs]

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[@BillMingLabs]

I have sent the list of core components to the community😀

[@Psartz]

i was thinking same .but dont know if that would work or not.i was thiking to sticking 7-8 peltier modules to large heat sink and colder side to another heat sink.everything in closed box both side have large fans ,on hot side have large hole and pipe connected to it to throw hot air out side of the room and other fan blowing cold air from cold in the room and in winter switch sides to warm the room.i guess its gonna consume lot of power as well.

[@BillMingLabs]

Great idea. However, the power consumption will be relatively high. At the same time, the cold air generated by Peltier is relatively limited. I personally recommend using a small air compressor. But your idea is worth a try. I wish you success.

[@Lamimsaad]

SO UNDERRATED EVEN THOUGH I WOULD PROB NKT MWKE THESE IT FUN TO WATCH! WISH U GOOD LUCK🎉

[@BillMingLabs]

Thank you😀

[@carviaso]

Can you share the parts list?, if has the link to amazon can share?🤔

[@BillMingLabs]

I am glad you like it. The parts list is here: kzbin.info/door/fPXj9SsMDYpK-QbE0-z4awcommunity?lb=UgkxCa-ocxWOLgy2-y3-pC2JrZhF003009Lq It mainly includes the following important components: peltier Thermal conductive silicone grease Water cooling equipment (including water pump) Cooling fan Walnut wood temperature control switch Have a good day😀

[@robertgotzon]

nice job

[@BillMingLabs]

Thank you for your comment. Have a good day!😀

[@galaxykomi]

When cooling, condensation forms. The laminate from which the box is made swells from moisture.

[@BillMingLabs]

Thank you for watching and commenting😀

[@redimemes10]

I bet this will take a lots of current and and enough cool 😌

[@BillMingLabs]

The total power is approximately 200W😀

[@billykulim5202]

@@BillMingLabs with that power consumption and not gonna cool your room better buy a 4500btu AC split with 260w power, indonesia country sell those unit some years ago LG hercules mini 0,5hp unit 4500btu, some panasonic brand inverter AC unit can set to run only 200w at lowest setting

[@CNmagicscience]

nice video!👍

[@BillMingLabs]

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[@mikoharoldamarante]

Hello can you give me the list of all the specific components that are used in this video? Thank you in advance

[@BillMingLabs]

www.youtube.com/@BillMingLabs/community

[@BillMingLabs]

I have posted the required materials to the online community😀

[@mikoharoldamarante]

@@BillMingLabs Sir, I really Need the specific List of the components 😁Like the size of the hose, The name of the components itself because some link online are not the same 😅, Thank you in Advance

[@teksheng90]

Thanks for sharing. I have some questions hoping you could advice, 1. how do you design/decide on how big is the reservoir to cater to 3 peltier? 2. The reservoir in your video, how long can it last before you need to change the water? 3. Normally at what temperature you change the water? Just an idea maybe some improvement could be done is to have a probe installed in the reservoir to monitor on the temp? This is a very good idea though on improving AC in campervan without needing to open an vent hole. Great work!😀

[@BillMingLabs]

Thank you for your comments and suggestions.😀 The temperature difference between the hot and cold ends of the Peltier can reach 60-70 degrees Celsius. Cooling the hot end can lower the temperature of the cold end. The minimum temperature at the cold end can reach -50 degrees Celsius or even lower. So the lower the water temperature and the larger the capacity of the water tank, the more conducive it is to heat dissipation at the hot end, thereby reducing the temperature at the cold end. My water tank is 1.1L. Due to the small size of the water tank, the water temperature rises rapidly and can reach over 70 degrees Celsius in one hour. At this point, I need to change the water. I have installed a temperature probe (video 6'24"~06'29") on the metal water tank connected to the hot end of the Peltier to detect the water temperature. But your suggestion of setting a temperature probe in the water tank is better. My car's third row seats don't have air conditioning, so I made this portable air conditioner. It partially compensates for the shortcomings of car air conditioning. But I think there is still a lot of room for improvement, including the following aspects: Replace the water tank with a larger capacity. Heat insulate the water tank in a foam box and add ice cubes inside. Thank you again for your feedback and sincere suggestions.😀 -------------- More videos: www.youtube.com/@BillMingLabs

[@SamiTM]

Probably gonna work for like 15 minutes. I also tought about dumping heat into water... I have to try something else

[@SamiTM]

Try to dump the heat into daily use hot water... You know. Use cool side for cooling in the house, and the hot side dumped into water usage. Dayum thats also cheap and the energy is not wasted.

[@VenturaIT]

@@BillMingLabs If the car is moving you use the air to water cooler from outside the car to cool the water and/or the Peltier and/or anything that gets hot.

[@DOCGENIUSWILSON]

WOW, Amazing job...Peace

[@BillMingLabs]

Thanks for your compliment. Have a good day 😀

[@mark7362]

This is a great idea, thank you for sharing this idea with the world, just curious, what size water pump did you use? I think a smaller water pump that uses very little watts would suffice, I've seen aquarium water pumps that say "160 GPH at 10 watts"

[@BillMingLabs]

The water pump is very small, 5V, 3W, 200L/H. Thank you for your comment and for the like. Have a good day😀

[@anasqai]

Why if switch "on",the temperature keeps getting higher? About temperature maintainence by voltage fixation to send then it auto-off, until some time to on again, to maintain the temperature?

[@BillMingLabs]

The thermometer on the left detects the temperature of the water, and as long as the Peltier is working, the temperature will rise. The thermometer on the right detects the temperature of the air outlet. The middle thermometer detects the ambient temperature and can set the starting temperature (such as 26 degrees) and stopping temperature (such as 25 degrees). For example, if the ambient temperature is higher than 26 degrees, it will start, and if it is lower than 25 degrees, it will stop, thus achieving constant temperature.

[@suryapatnaik5720]

How to distinguish hot and cold side of pietler cooler module?

[@BillMingLabs]

Generally speaking, the side with characters is the cooling side, and the other side is the heating side😀

[@SacredHeart0520]

Um you test it hahahha

[@lordrussell666]

whats the blue liquid tho?

[@BillMingLabs]

It's water. I added blue paint to the water.It is used for heat dissipation.

[@nulnul7050]

Probably just coolant

[@JCT-]

It is water. He is using the peliter elelments to cool down the air and exhausting it into his car at the expense of heating up the water reservoir in the blue container. I want to do the same but battery powered. Thanks a lot for the great video.

[@BillMingLabs]

​@@JCT-​@JCT- You could use more and higher power peltiers if battery powered. by the way, bigger water containner😊

[@dimcadallapeorgantone993a4]

Can two of these coold down a car? I don't have ac in a car and I need something like this.

[@BillMingLabs]

It depends on the weather conditions. I put it in the third row because my car doesn't have a separate air conditioning outlet in the third row. I am trying to create a more powerful air conditioner. Welcome to follow my new video. Good luck😀

[@dimcadallapeorgantone993a4]

@@BillMingLabs if you create air conditioner that will cool down my car, I'll be the first one to buy it.😀

[@Ejen.Icha.2025]

99/10 wow

[@BillMingLabs]

Thank you for watching 😀

[@parcival_vt]

Does it really chill the car? im looking for doing something like that for cooling my car since it dosnt have Ac, does it really cool down ?

[@BillMingLabs]

My car has no air conditioning vents or fans in the third row. I put it in the third row. I think it's better than a fan. Of course, many areas can be improved, such as replacing a larger water tank and putting it in the foam tank, increasing the number of Peltier, etc. Thank you for your comment😀

[@calvinandhobbies]

Very nicely built. How much power is consumed while running?

[@BillMingLabs]

Thanks:) About 200W per hour, including peltiers, fans, water pumps, LEDs

[@maarijkhan8864]

​@@BillMingLabsbut it doesn't work that efficient

[@maarijkhan8864]

​@@BillMingLabsafter some time it's start to gain in temperature at cold side....and other thing is when we use fan on the cold side the peltier cooling rate doesn't compete with the flow rates of the fans........because at normal or high speed when new air enters and gets cold the peltier slowly loses its temperature and from there the temperature rise starts......because peltier cooling speed doesn't matches the fan throw speed......if I close the fan then stored air inside the container starts to cool down again.....

[@maarijkhan8864]

​@@BillMingLabshow this problem can be correct? I have used two peltiers and two water blocks for each and connected with the pump also.....and used the heat sinks on the colder parts in order to get expansion on cooling so the air flow through the fins and gets cold before reaching the fan.....and used a single small fan for it.......because if I use two or a big fan then above mentioned issue starts.. so how I can resolve this issue?

[@sunner222]

once the water gets hot the cooling capability must go down, right?

[@BillMingLabs]

That's right. Larger water tank and switching to ice water have better effects.😃

[@shaikaijaz0]

Finally you got new subscriber 🎉 Dear can you sale it? I want to purchase it? I like it

[@BillMingLabs]

Thank you for subscribing😀I intend to continue refining it. After enhancement, it should fetch a good price😁

[@muztahidhassan4145]

I m from Indian ❤❤

[@BillMingLabs]

Nice to meet you here. Thank you for watching and commenting.Good luck!😀

[@WanMuhammadMatinBinWanAdib]

the length of that thing?

[@BillMingLabs]

length: 20cm, width:10cm, height:20cm

[@DarioushAryan]

bravoo

[@BillMingLabs]

Thanks😀

[@zzaartttart8093]

peltier system was never efficient on bigger scale. power consumption, heat exhaust is already at a disadvantage. am doing a project where i can distance the exhaust or simply distance the polar sides from each other. maybe extending the sinks using copper heat pipes. again inefficient. but fun tho.

[@BillMingLabs]

I agree with you. Looking forward to your project. I plan to design another parking air conditioner using an idle compressor.Good luck!

[@praetorin]

I'm so annoyed at how much work you put into the build and then had the most god awful screws that didn't go in straight or look right. =(

[@BillMingLabs]

Thank you for your comment. I will improve next time😀

[@JcustomGS]

List of materials pls😢

[@Vishad_Vishwakarma]

its cool cyber punk cooler, but not practical to use, it is so inefficient, just keep it as a collection for your kids school projects

[@BillMingLabs]

Thank you for watching and commenting. Have a nice day!😀

[@EARNINGDAYS]

After sometimes the water become hot. Then what to do

[@BillMingLabs]

You could replace it with cold water😀

[@danieldogeanu8535]

Run the water throw a radiator in front of the car so wind cools water down

[@galaxykomi]

By using a relay you shorten the service life of the Peltier module.

[@BillMingLabs]

Thank you for your suggestion. Have a nice day😀

[@TheGamerFiFtIn]

Yeah that’s almost 9999999 BTUs , it will work especially if there is high humidity 😂😂

[@BillMingLabs]

Thank you for watching and commenting. By the way, I wouldn't say I like high humidity😂. Have a good day!😀

[@colinsmith6340]

Ahhh... where is the hot water from the peltiers going? How is it being cooled?

[@BillMingLabs]

One side of the peltier will become cold, and the other side will become hot. The heated side is connected to the heat dissipation pipe and water pump, and the heat is absorbed by the water, playing a role in heat dissipation.

[@colinsmith6340]

@@BillMingLabs And then what happens? The water will get hot. There is nothing getting rid of the heat, no hot side cooling.

[@BillMingLabs]

I have a solution for that. After the water temperature rises, it can be replaced with cold water.😀

[@jafar_ar5865]

im need buy this pls

[@BillMingLabs]

I‘m appreciated that you like it😀

[@SacredHeart0520]

But does it even work ?

[@BillMingLabs]

It has a certain effect in small spaces that are not particularly hot. Increasing the number of Peltier devices, increasing the capacity of the water tank, and using ice water will have a more significant effect.

[@johnmarfal]

I doubt that

[@BillMingLabs]

Peltier's cooling effect is good

[@377omkar]

Dont think its working , not real

[@BillMingLabs]

Peltier is a refrigeration element commonly used in car refrigerators, small refrigerators, and water dispensers. If the fan is not turned on, the temperature can reach -10 ℃.

[@377omkar]

@@BillMingLabs I know that but I am talking about the heat generated to cooling done, in a closed area it will not help not in car, also the voltage required to genrate will discharge battery, don't you think having a pipe at back to get that heat generated by fan exaust by a pipe outside, also the water cooled can be used as drip onto some grass like a desert cooler will make it more efficient

[@BillMingLabs]

Great idea! In winter, it can be transformed into a car refrigerator. Hot water pipes can be used for seat heating.

[@chafezkarismo6362]

Zéro explication , 👎

[@BillMingLabs]

Thank you for waching and commenting.

[@mingjocheng]

-10℃？

[@bastiaanwees7482]

It draws 200 watts of dc power , output is 68.24 Btu/h nice but it's a waste of power lol

[@BillMingLabs]

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