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Fan Modding On Meanwell Rsp-1000: Elkoba E.K

The document provides instructions for modifying a MeanWell RSP-1000 power supply to add a fan controller to make the fan quieter. It describes disconnecting the existing fans, connecting them to an external 12V fan controller kit, and adapting the controller's thermal sensor to the power supply casing. Safety warnings are provided to discharge the power supply before opening and follow electrical safety guidelines when modifying.

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Fan Modding On Meanwell Rsp-1000: Elkoba E.K

The document provides instructions for modifying a MeanWell RSP-1000 power supply to add a fan controller to make the fan quieter. It describes disconnecting the existing fans, connecting them to an external 12V fan controller kit, and adapting the controller's thermal sensor to the power supply casing. Safety warnings are provided to discharge the power supply before opening and follow electrical safety guidelines when modifying.

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ELKOBA e.K.

(formerly HED-RADIO)

Fan modding on MeanWell RSP-1000

Many customer told us that the origin fan is very loud. Often we have been asked how to
upgrade the MeanWell RSP-1000 with a fan-control. So we decided to release a modding
note for this power-supply.

Security-notes
Please respect that this note is not a origin note from MeanWell. Each opening of your
power-supply will lead to expiring waranty. Please also respect only to open your power-
supply when AC and DC connectors are unplugged. Follow the general security guidelines
for servicing, modding and repairing electrical devices. 110V, 230V and high current may
cause human injury, physical damage or may lead to fire-danger if you do not respect
general security guidelines.

This modding-manual may contain incomplete or wrong informations.


We do not assume responsibility for any damage that may occur on your supply after
opening or modding your supply by yourself.

All rights reserved by ELKOBA.


ELKOBA is a registered trademark of Matthias Tafelmeyer

Date of creation: 06. March 2014 Rev. 1.0 Date of last change: 06. March 2014
ELKOBA e.K. (formerly HED-RADIO)

Fan modding on MeanWell RSP-1000

Information:
We provide a fan-controller-kit for 12V-DC

Item-number of fan-controller-kit 107-57


12V DC max. 1,5A

Step 1)

Unscrewing and removing top-cover

Remove all screws marked in the picture.


Then you can remove the metal plate of the topside.

Date of creation: 06. March 2014 Rev. 1.0 Date of last change: 06. March 2014
ELKOBA e.K. (formerly HED-RADIO)

Fan modding on MeanWell RSP-1000


Step 2)

Locating fan-connector

In the picture above you see the location of both fan connectors.
Red is +12V; black is DC-ground; yellow is the speed-output of the fan

Date of creation: 06. March 2014 Rev. 1.0 Date of last change: 06. March 2014
ELKOBA e.K. (formerly HED-RADIO)

Fan modding on MeanWell RSP-1000


Step 3)
Disconnect both fans and lead the wires to your external fan-control.
Lead „red“ to +12V and „black“ to ground of your fan-controller.
Yellow is no longer required.
Your external fan-control must provide max. 12V DC-voltage to your fans and at least 1A
current for both fans (0,5A for each fan).

Step 4)
Locate position of thermal sensor and adapt the new sensor of your fan-control on the
outer side of your power-supply

Step 5)
Connect your fan-control to the power-supply.
Before connecting make sure voltage of supply is the same as your fan-control requires,
e.g. 12V supply for 12V fan-controller.
Close your supply, respect electrical securtity guidelines and start a test-run.
Please ensure that your external control will keep safe in cases of faults.
So don't forget to fuse the fan-supply.
If everything works fine check all screws, check all parameters of electrical security and
perform a final visual control.

Date of creation: 06. March 2014 Rev. 1.0 Date of last change: 06. March 2014

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