A wind power control box that can improve heat dissipation

Abstract

This utility model provides a wind power control box that improves heat dissipation. The top of the box's interior is symmetrically mounted with rotating shafts, and fans are fixedly mounted at the outer ends of both shafts. The dual fans create a three-dimensional circulating airflow, drawing hot air from inside the box and expelling it through vents. Inside the box is a drive assembly for rotating the two shafts. Vents are located on both sides of the box corresponding to the fan mounting positions, and filters are installed at these vents. On the exterior of the box, brush plates are vertically slidably mounted at the corresponding vents. A reciprocating screw is rotatably mounted on the outer side of the box to drive the brush plates up and down, cleaning the filters inside the vents and removing dust to prevent heat dissipation degradation due to filter blockage. The end of the reciprocating screw is connected to the drive shaft of the drive assembly. This design, linking the drive assembly with the fans and brush plates, achieves a dual improvement in heat dissipation efficiency and ease of maintenance.

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