Thermoelectric Cooling Plate

Thermoelectric cooling plates (or Peltier plates) use a an electric current to create a heat flux and transfer heat from one side of the plate to the other. Thermoelectric plates can be used to cool a heat-producing component such as a fusion reactor by placing the heat-absorbing side of the plate against the hot component, and the heat-emitting side against a heat sink such as a pipe full of pumped coolant or a radiator fin.

It's important to note that while these increase the rate of heat transfer between blocks, they do so at a price - They heat more efficiently than they cool, resulting in more heat in the heat-receiving block (e.g., radiator fin) than left the cooled block.

Requires: Electricity