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P2S Active Chamber Heater mod 100W

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0.2mm layer, 4 walls, 30% infill PETG-ABS-ASA
0.2mm layer, 4 walls, 30% infill PETG-ABS-ASA
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  • Viti M3 6mm x 2:
  • Inserti in ottone M3 lunghezza 6mm x 2:

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This support allows you to install a compact 100 W heater (actual power consumption is 80W), adjustable up to 50 °C, inside the printer

In my case, keeping the printer in the attic at an ambient temperature of about 10 °C, it was possible to reach an internal temperature of 50 °C using this heater in combination with the print bed set to 110 °C

The heater used is the following:
https://it.aliexpress.com/item/1005004999454794.html

Since AliExpress listings are often changed or removed, I have included a photo of the product for reference
I have an older model that is slightly different aesthetically but from what I read, this one has the exact same measurements. If they happen to be slightly different (and we're probably talking about a maximum of 1 mm on the long side of the base), let me know and I will correct the files

 

Cable routing

The cable can be routed through the existing hole under the removable plate inside the P2S (see photo)

Originally, this heater was installed on a resin printer, and due to space constraints, the connector had to be redone

If the original connector is too large, you can proceed in the same way and make it like mine, which means:

  • solder the two wires directly to the heater connector
  • insulate the connection with heat shrink tubing

A photo of my connector is included for reference

Bracket installation

The original cover on the internal base on the left side of the printer must be replaced with the printed one, which snaps into place. The cable will pass through one of the two existing holes (the one on the right) towards the back of the printer (see photo)

Two M3 brass inserts (mine are 6mm) will then be inserted into the new printed cover, which will be used to secure the heater bracket with two 6mm long M3 screws

 

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