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Armin_P 0
Hi!
For several weeks I own a HC2 and now I am playing around a little bit in my workshop trying to learn LUA and the whole Z-Wave thing.
I noticed that the HC2 getts pretty warm, so I pimped it a little bit according to this (german) thread
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The HC2 is in a steelbox with slots for fresh air in top and bottom.
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I lifted up the two outer metal plates for about 5mm and removed the inner slot to get more air flow.
Now the HC2 temp is about 12 °C higher than the environment temperature, but is IMHO still too high (~ 40°C -- temp. probe is locatet on top of HC2 - take a look at 1st picture)
TOP: HC2 temperature
TOP: temperature of environment
Do you have similar experiences or maybe a solution ?
Any suggestions are appreciated
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