My thought is to try and use a Peltier cooling system, which would avoid the excessive drying and drainage issues of conventional AC as well as the harmful vibrations of the compressor.

I'm considering building a reasonably large peltier-based cooler for camping purposes. Has anyone messed around with these? I'm considering using either 2" or 4" of blue foamboard insulation (R10 ...

The Trinket is used to control the main part in this build, a Peltier thermoelectric cooler, as well as the temperature display and switches.

The Peltier effect is well-studied in solid-state systems where it is used in cooling and refrigeration. However, it remains largely unexplored in ionic systems like lithium electrolyte. The reason is ...

Environmentally friendly. Because Peltier modules do not use refrigerants there is no risk to the environment either from emissions during operation or when equipment is disposed of at the end of its ...

[Steven] manages to power an LED for 15 minutes using hot and cold water as a battery. He does this using the thermoelectric effect also known as the Seebeck effect, Peltier effect or Thomson ...