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ETH02 - Tibbo EM500 - VERY VERY HOT - Printable Version +- Comfort Automation/ Security System Forums (https://www.comfortforums.com) +-- Forum: Products (https://www.comfortforums.com/forum-3.html) +--- Forum: UCMs (https://www.comfortforums.com/forum-146.html) +---- Forum: Ethernet UCM/ETH03 (https://www.comfortforums.com/forum-113.html) +---- Forum: UCM/ETH01 & UCM/ETH02 (https://www.comfortforums.com/forum-119.html) +----- Thread: ETH02 - Tibbo EM500 - VERY VERY HOT (/thread-3569.html) |
- Ronnie - 10-19-2013 Good evening, During testing today I found that a vertical component/s mounted vertically on the ETH02 card (that attaches to the UCM) gets extremely HOT. This doesnt seem normal? Should I be returning the ETH02 and UCM? I can however connect to the UCM --> and Comfort PCB. The link between the PCB and UCM doesnt work on JP2. AS soon as this is switched to JP2A it shows up on DS Manager without an issue. Your comments and assistance would really be appreciated. Regards Ronnie - juwi_uk - 10-19-2013 If it helps mine gets pretty hot too but I think this is normal operation though I agree it\'s a bit alarming when you first discover. Julian - Ronnie - 10-19-2013 Thanks for the quick reply! It does seem a tad odd. Not very comfortable with the heat seen that we would want to leave the ETH02 connected permanently. It would be great if the manufacturer can pick up on this. I was considering to at least disperse the heat slightly with a heatsink/fan but the cap in front of the component makes this difficult. I dont like workarounds though - especially considering the cost of these devices
- ident - 10-20-2013 The component is the EM500 which is the main serial to ethernet converter It does get quite hot but these have been working well for several years and we have not really seen any failures - Ronnie - 10-20-2013 That\'s Comforting! Thank you for the response. - ident - 01-25-2014 One of the advantages of the new UCM/ETH03 is the it is much cooler than the EM500 module on UCM/ETH03 http://www.comfortforums.com/forum113/3695.html |