<![CDATA[SoliForum - 3D Printing Community — Is 14v going into the Solidoodle 3 safe?]]>2014-03-19T15:19:13ZPunBBhttps://www.soliforum.com/topic/5893/is-14v-going-into-the-solidoodle-3-safe/<![CDATA[Re: Is 14v going into the Solidoodle 3 safe?]]>You'll be getting 36% more power out of the heaters which could cook them, but you're probably fine. Steppers won't care, and you should mount a fan on your electronics.]]>https://www.soliforum.com/user/221/2014-03-19T15:19:13Zhttps://www.soliforum.com/post/52480/#p52480<![CDATA[Re: Is 14v going into the Solidoodle 3 safe?]]>There are others here that can give you a more technical and qualified answer. That being said I have run a Sang board with 14V and I am temporarily running my Rumba board with 14V. As far as the printer board I believe you have??? I highly doubt you would have any problems.]]>https://www.soliforum.com/user/2291/2014-03-19T15:13:43Zhttps://www.soliforum.com/post/52478/#p52478<![CDATA[Is 14v going into the Solidoodle 3 safe?]]>I'm wondering whether I can replace the stock 12v PSU supplied by Solidoodle with a more robust unit. I have a spare S-350-15 http://www.meanwell.com/search/s-350/s-350-spec.pdf that I use for my astronomy gear, that I can dial down to 13.96v. I'm wondering whether this would be a good alternative to the black brick supplied by Solidoodle, and more importantly, whether it would be safe for the electronics.