The Arctic thermal pads are ideal for efficiently exchanging heat between different components. Thanks to the high quality of workmanship and excellent thermal conductivity, the pads are used in many places on computers and electronic components. The thermal pad, which is based on silicone and a special filler, far outperforms generic and performance-oriented pads. In a test by PC Games Hardware (11/2018), the "excellent processability and reusability in every respect" was praised. In combination with the fair price and good performance, our thermal pad was recommended as a "price-performance tip". Thanks to its low hardness and good compression properties, the thermal pad acts as a perfect gap filler and easily bridges uneven surfaces and air gaps. The ARCTIC Thermal Pads are non-adhesive and can therefore be placed precisely. Installation is child's play and therefore perfect for beginners. The pad contains no metal particles, is electrically insulating and not capacitive. Handling is therefore safe since contact with electrical parts does not lead to damage. Technical specifications: Dimensions 120 x 20mm Contents: 2 pieces Thickness 0.5 mm Thermal conductivity 6.0 W / mK Hardness 25 shore 00 Relative density 3.2 g / cm³ colour blue Operating temperature -40 ~ 200 ℃ Volume resistance 1 X 1012 Ω-cm Interruption voltage 12 KV / mm Draw resistance 2.5 Kgf / cm² Elongation 45% Dielectric constant 14.1816 ε at 60 Hz 13.0264 ε at 1K Hz 13.0264 ε at 1M Hz Flammability V-0
Plug for connecting cables to the potential-free switching contact (relay) of the aquaero. The plug can be attached to a cable using screw terminals and is then plugged into the appropriate plug on the aquaero. Two-pole design. Please note the maximum load capacity of the relay output of the aquaero! Max. 1A, max 12V!
Internal USB connection cable to connect an internal USB device to a free USB port of the mainboard. Length approx. 25 cm. Scope of delivery: One cable
The nickel-plated plugs from Bitspower in the colour shiny silver can be screwed into a G1/4" internal thread for a certain time or permanently, e.g. to close radiators or equalizing tanks. The grip of the sealing plug is particularly noble and practical. Technical Data: Material: Nickel-Plated Brass Colour: Shiny Silver Thread: G1/4" Thread Length: 5 mm
The cooling units from Hailea have been used in trusted waterchillers from other manufacturers for over 15 years. The new heat exchangers of the Ultra series are made from titanium. Therefore the chillers are perfect for watercooling systems. Another positive aspect about the Hailea units is the low noise emission. The pricing of the new series is also pleasantly affordable. New revision: New cool design More robust materials for even longer lifespan Lowered noise emissions Suitable for continuous operation Noise emissions: The small chillers (like HC150) have a noise emission of 20dB(A) only and can be used near the computer / aquarium without disturbing. Bigger models (like HC500) should be additionally decoupled to reduce the noise level if necessary The models HC1000 und HC 2000 should be extra decoupled or maintained in a seperate room. This waterchiller basically replaces the radiator as the coolant is chilled to the desired temperature by this unit. Temperatures down to 4°C are possible, please note that at low temperatures (high temperature difference) condensate may accumulate. Suitable insulation accessories are also available in our shop. Alternatively the coolant temperature can be set to just below room temperature to avoid this problem. Thanks to the low temperatures incredible overclocking potential is available! The lifespan of the components is extended by multiples. This system is also great for no-noise applications as the chiller can be located in another room. We recommend integration of the chiller into the cooling loop in combination with a radiator. This allows use of the chiller when required (overclocking, Benchmarks, summer etc..) and use of the radiator during normal operation. To estimate the required cooling performance here some non-binding estimates. The exact thermal emissions can be requested from the manufacturer of the hardware. CPU: 80W (standard) to 150W (overclocked) GPU: 50W (small cards) to 250W (current models such as GTX 980) MB: 20 to 40W per component The added values of your system must not exceed the given cooling capability of the chiller. What aquarium size can be cooled with my water chiller? The manufacturer provides the following data: Model / aquarium size in liters: HC-130 / 50-100L HC-150 / 50-200L HC-250 / 100-300L HC-300 / 100-400L HC-500 / 200-800L HC-1000 / 300-1000L HC-2000 / 400-1500L We at Aquatuning wish to advise you that the manufacturer’s data was obtained under optimal circumstances. The temperature response of the aquarium may greatly vary because of insulation, heat from lights respectively sunlight. Hence we recommend using the larger model when reaching the upper limit of the aquarium size values. Notes regarding shipment: For shipping via parcel delivery (GLS) we have manufactured a specially padded carton. For handling and packaging we must charge 15€ incl. VAT. This charge is not charged when the Chiller is picked up or with pallet shipment if the chiller is shipped without the special packaging. Note regarding shipping: This unit can only be shipped via a forwarding company. As the chipping charges differ by distance an online calculation is not possible. Please provide your full telephone number and E-Mail address when ordering, we will contact you after the order is complete. The shipping charge is approximately 50€ within Germany. Technical specifications: Power: 1/2 PS Power consumption: 375W Cooling capacity: 790W (suitable for extreme OC and cooling) Recommended coolant flow: 1200-3000 l/h Weight: 22kg Cooling agent: R134A Dimensions: 475x360x490mm (LxWxH) Connector outside diameter: 20-22mm Heat exchanger material: Titanium max. compressive load: 0,8bar Temperature adjustments: Digital read-out (precision 0,1°C), temperature setting in 1°C steps current demand: 2.4 A (50 Hz) current drain: 552 W Scope of Delivery 1x Waterchiller Hailea Ultra Titan 1500 2x 90° angle with rubber seal 2x straight with rubber seal 2x suitable hose clamps Note for first-time users: If you should have problems with your chiller please contact us before returning the chiller to us. In most cases there is no actual problem with the chiller, but the functionality of the unit is not fully understood by the user yet. Please note the following: The compressor unit automatically switches itself on and off, if the temperature sensor is manipulated your warranty is void, the noise level or an allegedly not sufficient cooling performance are no reason for a reclamation. The chiller can only function properly if the cooling loop is equipped with a sufficiently powerful pump. If these facts are considered most reclamations can be avoided and you will greatly enjoy this product! Note for aquarium-use: The cooling performance is affected by the aquarium-lamp the reduced pump power due to filters and the thermal waste of the pump. We therefore recommend to order the ciller at least on power-lever higher that theoretically calculated This product has been reviewed for you (by): Overclockingstation Zockon bit-tech (engl.) How2 (Userreview): Hardwareluxx
The construction of a quiet computer is always a challenge, especially if performance and proper cooling are also a factor. The SF01 consists of two foam plastic sheets which help with noise absorption with minimal pressure inside of the system. Each sheet has a large surface and is made from very dense foam plastic with a thickness of 4mm. This ensures good noise reduction and flexible integration. Special features: Special high-grade EPOM foam plastic material for noise absorption Excellent adhesive properties even at high temperatures Simply cut to size: Fits in any computer case Contains two foam sheets Technical specifications: Colour: Black Material: EPOM Dimensions (WxLxD): 530x380x4mm Extent of delivery: 1x Silverstone noise absorption sheet (SST-SF01)
DEMCiflex Dust Filter 200mm Round Black DF0020Toote kirjeldus inglise keeles:If you open your PC again after half a year, perhaps to install new hardware, one wonders most of the time whether the Rechenknecht is not better to call a vacuum cleaner. What makes it easier on the one hand - imagine just how much more often the room would have to be cleaned if all the dirt was not collected as a precaution by the computer - means elsewhere consuming cleaning of the PC interior. In addition, dust in the housing is the main reason for overheating and thus for possible, unstable operation. Although a cleaning time-to-time can not be prevented, however, the effort can be significantly reduced. A simple and cost-effective solution are dust filters, which are placed in front of the sucking fans. Once installed, it is no longer necessary to dedust the entire interior with all its inaccessible corners and sensitive components, only the filters. DEMCiflex offers a particularly easy-to-retrofit solution, which in this case is suitable for 180 mm fans. Here, the filter is simply placed from the outside of the housing on the fan opening and is held there magnetically. There are therefore no screws or the like necessary, so there is no compatibility restriction. Since not all fan positions are magnetically attractive, an additional frame to the scope of delivery is glued to the back and on which the filter is held. The filter itself consists of a very tightly woven and durable polyester fabric. This special material is also used in clinics, for example to keep operating theaters dust-free. At the same time, the net is well permeable to air and therefore hinders the airflow only slightly. Of course, this effect diminishes with increasing dust, which is why the filter should occasionally be removed and cleaned. This is very simple in many ways. Due to the special mounting method, the removal of the fan is again very easy and fast. Afterwards, the dust can either be brushed, shaken, washed off and even scraped off with stubborn dirt. Finally, a few notes on the installation: First, the question arises, which fans have to be covered at all. As already mentioned, this applies exclusively to the sucking fans. But which are they? The safest way to recognize this is on the fan itself, with two arrows on the outside or inside of the fan frame. If one of the two arrows points towards the interior or if the rotor suspension is aligned with the interior, this is an aspirating fan. These are usually located on the front, side and bottom, whereas the rear and cover fans usually carry the air out of the housing and therefore need not be filtered. In order to maximize the filter effect, an overpressure in the housing can be generated. This means that more volume of air is forced into the housing than is being sucked out of the housing by other fans at the same time. This prevents air (and with it the dust) from entering the interior through other openings that may not have been filtered. If all fans are the same size, you should blow more fans into the housing than pull out. In this case, the power supply is to be counted as an additional, extracting fan, as long as it does not receive its supply (fan side) directly from the outside (occurs at floor mounting). If different fans with different sizes and speeds are used, the respective air volumes (m³ / h) in the data sheets give a good reference value, whereby in turn the total volume of the suction fans must be higher than that of the blowing out fans. Note: The area around the used fan slot should be flat if possible and have no protruding parts. Otherwise, these may impair adhesion to the substrate. Technical details:Size (frame): Ø approx. 200 mmSize (filter): Ø approx. 175 mmCompatibility: 180 mm fan slotMaterial (filter): polyester meshColor: black (frame), black (filter)Assembly: mounting frameAdvantages: Fast installation No compatibility restriction Easy and quick cleaning Effective filter effect with high air permeability Durable fabric
Toote kirjeldus inglise keeles:If you open your PC again after half a year, perhaps to install new hardware, one wonders most of the time whether the Rechenknecht is not better to call a vacuum cleaner. What makes it easier on the one hand - imagine just how much more often the room would have to be cleaned if all the dirt was not collected as a precaution by the computer - means elsewhere consuming cleaning of the PC interior. In addition, dust in the housing is the main reason for overheating and thus for possible, unstable operation. Although a cleaning time-to-time can not be prevented, however, the effort can be significantly reduced. A simple and cost-effective solution are dust filters, which are placed in front of the sucking fans. Once installed, it is no longer necessary to dedust the entire interior with all its inaccessible corners and sensitive components, only the filters. DEMCiflex offers a particularly easy-to-retrofit solution. Here, the filter is simply placed from the outside of the housing on the fan opening and is held there magnetically. There are therefore no screws or the like necessary, so there is no compatibility restriction. Since not all fan positions are magnetically attractive, an additional frame to the scope of delivery is glued to the back and on which the filter is held. The filter itself consists of a very tightly woven and durable polyester fabric. This special material is also used in clinics, for example to keep operating theaters dust-free. At the same time, the net is well permeable to air and therefore hinders the airflow only slightly. Of course, this effect diminishes with increasing dust, which is why the filter should occasionally be removed and cleaned. This is very simple in many ways. Due to the special mounting method, the removal of the fan is again very easy and fast. Afterwards, the dust can either be brushed, shaken, washed off and even scraped off with stubborn dirt. Finally, a few notes on the installation: First, the question arises, which fans have to be covered at all. As already mentioned, this applies exclusively to the sucking fans. But which are they? The safest way to recognize this is on the fan itself, with two arrows on the outside or inside of the fan frame. If one of the two arrows points towards the interior or if the rotor suspension is aligned with the interior, this is an aspirating fan. These are usually located on the front, side and bottom, whereas the rear and cover fans usually carry the air out of the housing and therefore need not be filtered. In order to maximize the filter effect, an overpressure in the housing can be generated. This means that more volume of air is forced into the housing than is being sucked out of the housing by other fans at the same time. This prevents air (and with it the dust) from entering the interior through other openings that may not have been filtered. If all fans are the same size, you should blow more fans into the housing than pull out. In this case, the power supply is to be counted as an additional, extracting fan, as long as it does not receive its supply (fan side) directly from the outside (occurs at floor mounting). If different fans with different sizes and speeds are used, the respective air volumes (m³ / h) in the data sheets give a good reference value, whereby in turn the total volume of the suction fans must be higher than that of the blowing out fans. Note: The area around the used fan slot should be flat if possible and have no protruding parts. Otherwise, these may impair adhesion to the substrate.
Application:Fan cable extension Designed for:PWM and 3pin fans Cable length:30cm Connectors :Male to female 4pin PWM connectors Colour:Black more info:http://www.ekwb.com/shop/accessories/cables/ek-cable-pwm-fan-extension-30cm.html
DEMCiflex Dust Filter 120mm Black/White DF0381Toote kirjeldus inglise keeles:Product description:If you open your PC again after half a year, perhaps to install new hardware, one wonders most of the time whether the Rechenknecht is not better to call a vacuum cleaner. What makes it easier on the one hand - imagine just how much more often the room would have to be cleaned if all the dirt was not collected as a precaution by the computer - means elsewhere consuming cleaning of the PC interior. In addition, dust in the housing is the main reason for overheating and thus for possible, unstable operation. Although a cleaning time-to-time can not be prevented, however, the effort can be significantly reduced. A simple and cost-effective solution are dust filters, which are placed in front of the sucking fans. Once installed, it is no longer necessary to dedust the entire interior with all its inaccessible corners and sensitive components, only the filters. DEMCiflex offers a particularly easy-to-retrofit solution, which in this case is suitable for 120 mm fans. Here, the filter is simply placed from the outside of the housing on the fan opening and is held there magnetically. There are therefore no screws or the like necessary, so there is no compatibility restriction. Since not all fan positions are magnetically attractive, an additional frame to the scope of delivery is glued to the back and on which the filter is held. The filter itself consists of a very tightly woven and durable polyester fabric. This special material is also used in clinics, for example to keep operating theaters dust-free. At the same time, the net is well permeable to air and therefore hinders the airflow only slightly. Of course, this effect diminishes with increasing dust, which is why the filter should occasionally be removed and cleaned. This is very simple in many ways. Firstly, it is easy to see if cleaning is necessary again - as soon as the white filter fabric has a gray haze, you should do this task. Due to the special mounting method, the removal of the fan is again very easy and fast. Afterwards, the dust can either be brushed, shaken, washed off and even scraped off with stubborn dirt. Finally, a few notes on the installation: First, the question arises, which fans have to be covered at all. As already mentioned, this applies exclusively to the sucking fans. But which are they? The safest way to recognize this is on the fan itself, with two arrows on the outside of the fan frame. If one of the two arrows points towards the interior, it is an aspirating fan. These are usually located on the front, side and bottom, whereas the rear and cover fans usually carry the air out of the housing and therefore need not be filtered. In order to maximize the filter effect, an overpressure in the housing can be generated. This means that more volume of air is forced into the housing than is being sucked out of the housing by other fans at the same time. This prevents air (and with it the dust) from entering the interior through other openings that may not have been filtered. If all fans are the same size, you should blow more fans into the housing than pull out. In this case, the power supply is to be counted as an additional, extracting fan, as long as it does not receive its supply (fan side) directly from the outside (occurs at floor mounting). If different fans with different sizes and speeds are used, the respective air volumes (m³ / h) in the data sheets give a good reference value, whereby in turn the total volume of the suction fans must be higher than that of the blowing out fans. Note: The area around the used fan slot should be flat if possible and have no protruding parts. Otherwise, these may impair adhesion to the substrate. Figure 4 shows an example configuration on a housing (not included). As can be seen, the use of LED fans is possible because the transparent material hardly hampers the lighting. Technical details:Size (frame): 128 x 128 mmSize (filter): 105 x 105 mmCompatibility: 120 mm fan slotMaterial (filter): polyester meshColor: black (frame), white (filter)Mounting: magnetic bracket + mounting frameAdvantages: Fast installation No compatibility restriction Easy and quick cleaning Effective filter effect with high air permeability Durable fabric
DEMCiflex Dust Filter 80mm Black/White DF0430Toote kirjeldus inglise keeles:If you open your PC again after half a year, perhaps to install new hardware, one wonders most of the time whether the Rechenknecht is not better to call a vacuum cleaner. What makes it easier on the one hand - imagine just how much more often the room would have to be cleaned if all the dirt was not collected as a precaution by the computer - means elsewhere consuming cleaning of the PC interior. In addition, dust in the housing is the main reason for overheating and thus for possible, unstable operation. Although a cleaning time-to-time can not be prevented, however, the effort can be significantly reduced. A simple and cost-effective solution are dust filters, which are placed in front of the sucking fans. Once installed, it is no longer necessary to dedust the entire interior with all its inaccessible corners and sensitive components, only the filters. DEMCiflex offers a particularly easy-to-retrofit solution, which in this case is suitable for 80 mm fans. Here, the filter is simply placed from the outside of the housing on the fan opening and is held there magnetically. There are therefore no screws or the like necessary, so there is no compatibility restriction. Since not all fan positions are magnetically attractive, an additional frame to the scope of delivery is glued to the back and on which the filter is held. The filter itself consists of a very tightly woven and durable polyester fabric. This special material is also used in clinics, for example to keep operating theaters dust-free. At the same time, the net is well permeable to air and therefore hinders the airflow only slightly. Of course, this effect diminishes with increasing dust, which is why the filter should occasionally be removed and cleaned. This is very simple in many ways. Firstly, it is easy to see if cleaning is necessary again - as soon as the white filter fabric has a gray haze, you should do this task. Due to the special mounting method, the removal of the fan is again very easy and fast. Afterwards, the dust can either be brushed, shaken, washed off and even scraped off with stubborn dirt. Finally, a few notes on the installation: First, the question arises, which fans have to be covered at all. As already mentioned, this applies exclusively to the sucking fans. But which are they? The safest way to recognize this is on the fan itself, with two arrows on the outside of the fan frame. If one of the two arrows points towards the interior, it is an aspirating fan. These are usually located on the front, side and bottom, whereas the rear and cover fans usually carry the air out of the housing and therefore need not be filtered. In order to maximize the filter effect, an overpressure in the housing can be generated. This means that more volume of air is forced into the housing than is being sucked out of the housing by other fans at the same time. This prevents air (and with it the dust) from entering the interior through other openings that may not have been filtered. If all fans are the same size, you should blow more fans into the housing than pull out. In this case, the power supply is to be counted as an additional, extracting fan, as long as it does not receive its supply (fan side) directly from the outside (occurs at floor mounting). If different fans with different sizes and speeds are used, the respective air volumes (m³ / h) in the data sheets give a good reference value, whereby in turn the total volume of the suction fans must be higher than that of the blowing out fans. Note: The area around the used fan slot should be flat if possible and have no protruding parts. Otherwise, these may impair adhesion to the substrate. Figure 4 shows an example configuration on a housing (not included). As can be seen, the use of LED fans is possible because the transparent material hardly hampers the lighting. Technical details:Size (frame): 105 x 105 mmSize (filter): 80 x 80 mmCompatibility: 80 mm fan slotMaterial (filter): polyester meshColor: black (frame), white (filter)Mounting: magnetic bracket + mounting frameAdvantages: Fast installation No compatibility restriction Easy and quick cleaning Effective filter effect with high air permeability Durable fabric
Alphacools HardTube family does get an additional sibling. The new HardTubes made out of borosilicate glass certainly bring a new level of quality into every system. The previous method that has been most commonly used for water cooling systems is normal PVC hoses - now Alphacool introduces a new approach to water cooling. The Alphacool HardTube additionally brings more tidiness into the system which enables a further structured impression. Borosilicate glass ticks every box on the checking list for watercooling systems. Stability and a brilliant appearance are not the only qualities that should lead to chosing this glass as even most chemicals and temperature flactuations can not harm the borosilicate glass. The whole chemical industry is depending on this glass and we can certainly say that this is not without reason. All glass tubes are compatible with the Alphacool HardTube connectors. Alphacool currently offers two classical sizes. One tube with a 16mm outer diameter and another with 13mm outer diameter. Further different length with 90° angles are introduced as its not possible to personally deform these tubes. To cut the tubes for the preferred length Alphacool recommends using a diamand cutting disc for the Dremel®.(Additionally availaible in our product line: Diamant cutting disc - Art.No: 1012316, Dremel® - Art.No: 32196 and 32229) The following options are available: HardTube borosilicate glass 13/10mm 90° 10/30cm and 20/40cm HardTube borosilicate glass 13/10mm 40cm and 60cm HardTube borosilicate glass 16/11mm 90° 10/30cm and 20/40cm HardTube borosilicate glass 16/11mm 40cm and 60cm Scope of delivery: 1x HardTube borosilicate glass 16/11mm 90° 10/30cm WARNING:Do not under any circumstances use the usual glass tube cutter to shorten the borosilicate glass tube. Borosilicate glass is a solid glass which can not be cut properly with a normal glas tube cutter. Please refer to a Dremel® with the needed cutting disc. Note:Due to the made-to-fit pipes, the connections must be plugged straight with a little effort. Attention:This article is not compatible with Monsoon fittings. Der8auer: Extremely Expensive Hardtubes and DIY Glass-Cutter
The Thermaltake Pacific HardTube 45° connector 16mm OD - Chrome is perfect to complete your cooling circuit. Equipped with a G1/4 thread and chrome plating.
Optimised for Static Pressure During the development of the new P14 PWM, special emphasis was placed on a focused airstream and thus a high static pressure. The fan guarantees extremely efficient cooling, even with increased air resistance. Therefore, the P14 PWM is particularly suitable for use on heatsinks and radiators. More Efficient Technology The motor is powered by a Neodym-Iron-Boron-Magnet ring of the newest generation, which allows the new P14 PWM to run much more efficiently than its predecessors. This saves energy and lowers the coil temperature without comprimising the performance. Maximum Quietness, Minimum Vibration Even at low speeds the operating sound of the new ARCTIC motor is barely noticeable. Due to a sinus-magnetizing the new motor only creates about 5 % of the vibration from commutation of a regular DC-motor without filter. Consequently, there is no need for rubber spacers due to the steady and smooth torque of the new motor. Extended Life Span A 10 °C lower motor temperature roughly doubles the life span of a fan. The new ARCTIC motor has a four times longer service life through its low coil temperature. Consequently, we have extended the warranty to 10 years. 200 to 1700 RPM regulated via PWM Thanks to the 4-pin connector, the RPM can be regulated in a broad spectrum via PWM. In this way, noise is kept at a minimum while maximum cooling performance is guaranteed when needed. High Quality Bearing Thanks to an alloy/lubricant combination developed in Germany, friction within the bearing is reduced and greater efficiency is achieved. As a result, there is less heat development as well as less bearing noise, which means you can enjoy a longer service life from your fan. Technical Data: Performance Fan Speed: 200 - 1700 rpm Airflow: 72.8 CFM/ 123.76 m³/h Static Pressure: 2,40 (mm/H2O) Noise Level: 0.3 Sone Fan Fan Frame: Standard Controll Typ: PWM Connector: 4-Pin Connector Fan Bearing: Fluid Dynamic Bearing Electric Characteristics Typical Voltage: 12 V DC Starting Voltage: 3.9 V Current: 0.12 A Cable Lenght: 400 mm Size & Weight Lenght: 140 mm Width: 140 mm Height: 27 mm Weight: 194 g
