Dave wrote:those reported temperature readings are fine, it will not burn up..it will run forever at these temperatures.
Board temp of 135C is fine Dave?
Or am I reading his post wrong and it is 135F which is perfectly fine?
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Re: fan speed
Board temp of 135C is fine Dave?
Or am I reading his post wrong and it is 135F which is perfectly fine?
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Re: fan speed
expohl wrote:Board Temp
57C / 135F
CPU Temp
76C / 169F
PHY Temp
69C / 156F
Power Supply Board Temp
38C / 100F
Power Supply Heatsink #1 Temp
33C / 91F
Power Supply Heatsink #2 Temp
38C / 100F
Power Supply Controller Temp
47C / 117F
OK after I reformatted his post I see now, yes those temps are fine as Dave said.
Why do people not check their formatting
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Re: fan speed
Well since SIRC freaked me out, I added a silent 120mm fan, but I guess i didn't need it! It's running REALLY cool now.
Thermal
Board Temp 42 C / 108 F
CPU Temp 57 C / 135 F
PHY Temp 51 C / 124 F
Power Supply Board Temp 32 C / 90 F
Power Supply Heatsink #1 Temp 28 C / 82 F
Power Supply Heatsink #2 Temp 28 C / 82 F
Power Supply Controller Temp 40 C / 104 F
Thermal
Board Temp 42 C / 108 F
CPU Temp 57 C / 135 F
PHY Temp 51 C / 124 F
Power Supply Board Temp 32 C / 90 F
Power Supply Heatsink #1 Temp 28 C / 82 F
Power Supply Heatsink #2 Temp 28 C / 82 F
Power Supply Controller Temp 40 C / 104 F
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Re: fan speed
Since this topic is about temp and fan cooling here is my daily temp graphs from my Netonix that its placed in a sealed IP65 metal box.
Since during midday hours fan speed is constant above 9300RPM is there any issue with MTF of the fan? Should i open breath holes so the air to circulate (chimney effect)?
Since during midday hours fan speed is constant above 9300RPM is there any issue with MTF of the fan? Should i open breath holes so the air to circulate (chimney effect)?
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Re: fan speed
Your board temps look OK.
Air flow can not hurt but the switch is not in any distress according to your telemetry.
Air flow can not hurt but the switch is not in any distress according to your telemetry.
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Re: fan speed
Dave wrote:those reported temperature readings are fine, it will not burn up..it will run forever at these temperatures.
If they can run fine without the fan, how about some better fan control modes in firmware?
e.g.:
Low noise = fan doesn't come on until much later.
Optimal Cooing = current fan mode
Better Cooling = fan comes on earlier for use in enclosures or high ambient.
The WS-12-250-AC would make a great SOHO switch, being able to power IP phones & cameras at 48v and Unifi APs at 24v, if that fan wasn't so darn noisy!
We put a couple out for evaluation in this use-case but ended up deploying another make as the clients at the pilot sites complained about the fan noise...
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Re: fan speed
Hi guys,
At those temperatures will this unit be okay? I have a similar reading...
Tim
At those temperatures will this unit be okay? I have a similar reading...
Tim
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Re: fan speed
ibound wrote:Hi guys,
At those temperatures will this unit be okay? I have a similar reading...
Tim
Hi Tim
Define similar
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Re: fan speed
Thermal
Board Temp 42 C
CPU Temp 66 C
PHY Temp (Ports 1-12) 72 C
PHY Temp (Ports 13-24) 44 C
Cooling
Fan 1 Speed 10000 RPM 2220 RPM
Fan 2 Speed 10000 RPM 2640 RPM
Fan 3 Speed 10000 RPM 2430 RPM
So, if there any way to INCREASE the fan speed and any clues why one set of ports running SO much hotter than the other. We had this unit lock up today and simply rebooting it seemed to fix it, but the temperatures and the differences concern me. It is about an hour away and would prefer not to have to run out there again.
Board Temp 42 C
CPU Temp 66 C
PHY Temp (Ports 1-12) 72 C
PHY Temp (Ports 13-24) 44 C
Cooling
Fan 1 Speed 10000 RPM 2220 RPM
Fan 2 Speed 10000 RPM 2640 RPM
Fan 3 Speed 10000 RPM 2430 RPM
So, if there any way to INCREASE the fan speed and any clues why one set of ports running SO much hotter than the other. We had this unit lock up today and simply rebooting it seemed to fix it, but the temperatures and the differences concern me. It is about an hour away and would prefer not to have to run out there again.
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