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AA-250-24-44-00-XX Datasheet, PDF (2/3 Pages) Laird Tech Smart Technology – Outdoor Thermoelectric Cooler Assemblies
AA-250-24-44-00-XX
Outdoor Thermoelectric Cooler Assemblies
PERFORMANCE Qc vs ΔT
250
200
150
100
50
0
0 5 10 15 20 25 30 35 40 45
ΔT (°C)
Specifications
Technical
Technology
Cooling at dT = 0°C, and nominal / float voltage.1
Heating 2
Voltage (nominal / maximum) 6
COP (Coefficient of Performance)
Grounding (all voltages)
Current draw, ±10% (nominal / startup)
Weight
Panel mounting
Fan life (L10 at +40°C)
Connector type (on unit / mating side)
Hi-pot testing
Environmental
Temperature range 3 (external ambient)
Temperature range (internal enclosure)
Degree of protection, enclosure 4
Degree of protection, unit internal side 5
Degree of protection, unit external side 5
Sound level (1m distance)
Over-Temp Thermostat (internal and external side heat sink)
AA-250-24-44-00-XX
Thermoelectric (TE) modules, forced air, closed loop (non-mixing), filter-less, non-refrigerant
244/262 W (832/894 BTU/hr)
250W (853 BTU/hr)
24/28 VDC
85%
Positive or negative
12.1/15.1 A
6.3 kg (16.9 lbs)
Through (from external side)
≥70,000 hours
Terminal block with cage clamps (AWG 28-12)
707 VDC
-40°C to +55°C (-40°F to +131°F)
-20°C to +55°C (-4°F to +131°F)
NEMA 4 (IP55)
IP54
IP54
63 dB(A)
75°C ± 6°C (accessory)
1) Cooling capacities at nominal / float voltage are rated at external temperatures of +35°C and +50°C respectively. Float voltage is defined at 27 VDC
2) Calculated heating capacity is rated at external temperature of -40°C, nominal voltage, and ΔT = -45°C.
3) Controller function shall not operate the external fan during heating mode.
4) The highest environmental protection level requires an external shroud and is defined as the protection level for the enclosure.
5) Rating for unit without protective shroud.
6) Max ripple 5%.
Note: The specified performance of any Laird cooling unit is dependent on how it is handled and incorporated into the final product. This includes elements such
as the system design, insulation design, and assembly method. While Laird Technologies is able to provide general guidelines based upon our experience, it is ultimately
the responsibility of the device manufacturer to validate each product and its performance for its intended use.