Moku:Lab is hot
My Moku:Lab is hot, how hot is too hot ?
Written by Paul Cracknell
Updated at April 7th, 2021
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Moku:Lab can consume 20W and has both passive (heatsink) and active (fan) cooling. During use, ensure that the rear fan outlet, located immediately above the SDcard slot, is free of obstructions.
Moku:Lab's metal casing also serves to cool the electronics and will get hot during use, up to 45C (25C above ambient of 20C). This is entirely normal and within the appropriate Test and Measurement Equipment safety guidelines.