So I had my PID hardwired into a mini-fridge for a while but I'm shuffling around my cooling devices and needed something modular that didn't require cutting the cords. I had an old computer power supply lying around and put 2 and 2 together.
I used everything (minus the blue box) you see in the first picture plus a screwdriver and dremel, which you could substitute with some tin snips. A soldering iron isn't necessary as you can cut and strip the wires.
It's pretty self explanatory: remove the PCB, fan, and voltage selection switch, cut the appropriate holes, and wire it according to the PID's schematics.
Word of caution: capacitors (the two cylinders near the red wire on the bottom of the second picture) can store a charge for a long time. Ensure you take caution to not short them out or to properly drain them first.
I used everything (minus the blue box) you see in the first picture plus a screwdriver and dremel, which you could substitute with some tin snips. A soldering iron isn't necessary as you can cut and strip the wires.
It's pretty self explanatory: remove the PCB, fan, and voltage selection switch, cut the appropriate holes, and wire it according to the PID's schematics.
Word of caution: capacitors (the two cylinders near the red wire on the bottom of the second picture) can store a charge for a long time. Ensure you take caution to not short them out or to properly drain them first.
