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likelihood of both systems failing prematurely is very low.

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hidden, and the panels themselves are rarely, if ever, touched. Owners will not

normally be aware that the cooling system has stopped operating until the panel

hotter than they used to be.

may go bad; and overtemperature alarms, often suggested, can also fail or

products, are subject to eventual failure. Power supplies, thermal switches, etc.,

cool a typical cabinet full of home theater equipment fail, the owner will

Active Thermal Management

We can be reached at (661) 269-8864 M-F, 8:30 - 4:30 PST.

Flat panel displays are different. Fans used to cool them will normally be

Cooling Flat Panel Displays

bottom to top.

panel, the most cost-effective solution is to use two cooling systems. The

Active Thermal Management consults with its dealers to solve thermal problems

breaks", isn't just an idea the Sales Department thought up one day; it's of

Note that to operate properly, Cool-stick requires a gap of at least 3/4" below and above

A word about redundancy. "Redundancy", meaning "use 2, in case one

probably notice, before damage occurs, that the amplifiers and cable boxes are

the panel. Ideally, there should be no gap at either side, so that airflow is strictly from

has been damaged. Products made by Active Thermal Management, like all

particular importance when cooling flat panel displays. Should a system used to

encountered in home theater and other noise-sensitive installations.

give false alarms! As cooling equipment is far less expensive than a 60" plasma