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Re: [isp-wireless] RB333 heat
I don't know that you can see the temperature. You can get the fan voltage from system->health or OID: .3.6.1.4.1.14988.1.1.3.8.0


Travis Johnson wrote:
Hi,

That's a great idea. As I mentioned, we have about 50 RB333's in the field, and only about 5 of them failing. Those five are all in direct sun from about 1:00PM to 6:00PM (and they start failing around 3:00PM each day). Something to just block the sun would probably fix the problem, and would be much easier to install.

The specs on the RB333 say operating temperature is up to 149F. I don't see anywhere that shows the current temp on the board in Winbox?

Travis
Microserv

Tom wrote:
At 09:41 AM 7/4/2008, you wrote:
Yes, they fit (just barely). I'm wondering about putting a fan on the hinged front door with a cover over the outside and have the air blow out.
The problem is that you also need to add a vent that allows the air to draw in. And you need to keep water out.

A better solution might be a sun shield for the box. That allows you to keep the box sealed.

A sun shield is a light colored sheet metal or plastic shield mounted at least 3/4 inch off the outdoor box on the "sun side". The sun side is to the south or south west and overhead in North America. The minimum 3/4 inch air gap allows air to flow between the box and the shield. This helps to draw away the heat that the sun shield has blocked.

As you can guess, the temperature inside the box is much higher when exposed to direct sunlight than it would be in a shaded area. The shaded area is what you are trying to create with a sun shield.

Probably worth a try.

You might also log and graph the temperature that the RB333 is running at. It would be interesting to see at what temperature the failure point lies.

Tom

I think it would work, just wondering how long it will last during the winter.

Travis

Scott Reed wrote:
Wow, that is going to be tight, isn't it? Didn't realize a RB333 would fit in a DCE. Certainly no room for a fan of any size.
I haven't looked very much for fans as all my RB333s are in open air, so I can not help there.

Travis Johnson wrote:
Any suggestions for a fan that will work on a DCE case that will also plug into a 333 board?

Travis
Microserv

Scott Reed wrote:
Maybe that is why the RB333 has fan controls on it. Try a fan or two as the card has automatic failover if the primary fan dies.

Travis Johnson wrote:
Hi,

With temps now hitting 95F in the late afternoon, we are seeing several RB333 boards shut down and/or reboot. Once it cools down they go back to running fine. We have seen 5 boards out of 50 we have installed fail. They are all in DCE cases. Just wanted to share with everyone in case they are seeing strange problems with these boards.

Travis
Microserv




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Re: [isp-wireless] RB333 heat, Tom
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