- Dual-Function Technology: Functions as a high-precision cooler when powered, or as a solid-state power generator when exposed to a temperature gradient.
- High-Temperature Tolerance: Specially formulated to withstand operating environments up to 120°C without degradation.
- Superior Thermal Insulation: Optimized internal couples provide an excellent thermal barrier, preventing heat “back-leak” during cooling operations.
- Solid-State Reliability: No moving parts or mechanical wear, ensuring silent operation and a long, maintenance-free lifespan.
- Precision Manufacturing: Features flat, parallel ceramic plates for maximum surface contact and efficient heat transfer.
- Eco-Friendly: Fully RoHS compliant; operates without refrigerants or ozone-depleting chemicals.
SP1848-27145 Peltier Thermoelectric Cooler for CPU Cooling, Refrigeration, DIY Projects 40*40mm 120℃
| Model Number | SP1848-27145 |
|---|---|
| Dimensions | 40mm x 40mm x 3.4mm |
| Max Temperature | 120°C |
| Open Circuit Voltage | 4.8V (at ΔTof 80°C) |
| Load Current | 669mA (at ΔTof 80°C) |
| Internal Resistance | 1.8 ~ 2.2Ω |
| Material | Bismuth Telluride (Bi2 Te3) |
| Lead Wire | ~300mm Heat-Resistant Teflon Coated |
| Color | White |

- CPU & Electronics Cooling: Active thermal management for high-performance processors and high-speed networking hardware.
- Waste Heat Recovery: Converting heat from industrial pipes, automotive exhausts, or stovetops into electricity to power small sensors or LEDs.
- Precision Refrigeration: Core component for portable medical chillers and temperature-stabilized laboratory equipment.
- Green Energy Education: Ideal for STEM kits demonstrating the direct conversion of heat to electricity.
- Aerospace & Defense: Thermal stabilization for sensitive infrared sensors in high-altitude environments.
Yes. Unlike standard TEC1 modules, the SP1848 is specifically optimized for power generation. If you keep one side cold (with a heatsink/fan) and the other side hot, it will produce a DC voltage
A: Yes, absolutely. You must never apply power to the module without a high-quality heatsink and fan attached to the hot side. Without efficient heat dissipation, the module will overheat and fail permanently within seconds.
Generally, the side with the model number printed on it is the cold side when used as a cooler. When used for generation, the printed side should face the heat source.
Yes. To ensure proper thermal coupling, a thin, even layer of high-quality thermal grease (TIM) must be applied to both sides of the module before assembly
Standard Peltier modules often fail when the hot side exceeds 70-80°C. The SP1848’s 120°C rating provides a wider safety margin and allows it to be used in high-heat applications like industrial harvesting or high-wattage CPU chilling





