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
DEMCiflex Dust Filter 140mm White DF0689Toote 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 140 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. 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. 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): 153 x 153 mmSize (filter): 129 x 129 mmCompatibility: 140 mm fan slotMaterial (filter): polyester meshColor: white (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
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.
DEMCiflex Dust Filter 140mm Black/White DF0382Toote 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 140 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): 153 x 153 mmSize (filter): 129 x 129 mmCompatibility: 140 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 140mm Round Black/White DF0495Toote 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 140 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. 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. 152 mmSize (filter): Ø approx. 127 mmCompatibility: 140 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 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
DEMCiflex Dust Filter 92mm Round Black/White DF0489Toote 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 92 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): Ø approx. 110 mmSize (filter): Ø approx. 85 mmCompatibility: 92 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's fittings go new ways in looks, quality of manufacturing, colours and choice. The inner diameter of these fittings truly deserves the „high flow“ attribute! The first three colours, Chrome, Deep Black and Shiny Copper offer something for every taste. The product matching series are designed to look elegant in every system, highlighting the individual design of the computer. The limits are endless with these Alphacool fittings in combination with Alphacool tubing! With a new process during chromatising the surface finish is completely connected with the brass body, hence ensuring permanent intense colours and peeling of the chrome layer. The Alphacool name in blue lettering on some of the fittings additionally underlines the individuality of these items. Functionality of this connectorThis manifold is very practical and offers many advantages thanks to its innovative design: Barely any thread length restrictions, almost no flow resistance and mounting possibilities are aplenty. The best thing: This manifold even offers 5 In- respectively outlets. Technical specifications Material: Brass Colour: Deep Black Dimensions Length: 45mm Width: 17mm Height: 17mm Extent of delivery 1 x Alphacool HF 5-way connection terminal G1/4 inner thread - Deep Black
The HardTube Project is becoming a reality. Alphacool is setting out on a new path and making great strides! Before now, the most common approach to water cooling was to use normal PVC tubes – now Alphacool is offering a new way to configure your water cooling system. The HardTube variants bring more order into your system, which gives off a more structured impression. The newest are the brass tubes, available in black chrome and chrome, as well as acrylic tubes, carbon, and borosilicate glass. With their fitted connectors and simply-designed functionality, they can be connected to each other with an absolutely tight seal. The PETG-tubes can be bent with the appropriate bending tools in order to fit into any system easily, without needing any additional angled pieces. In order to install the tubes into the system, they need to be sawn to the correct length. PETG tubes can be bent at lower temperatures than acrylic and are generally more flexible and easier to handle. Technical Details: Material: PETG Length: 80cm Scope of delivery: 1x Alphacool Eisrohr 16/13mm PETG 80cm - 4pcs
The new generation of Alphacool NexXxoS radiators, a name that is known for experience and quality, is here to breathe new life into the radiator market!Everyone who uses watercooling needs a radiator, and everyone has different requirements for the heat exchanger. Naturally, consumers want the product that's best in class. The Alphacool NexXxoS radiators are here to challenge the best in their class, and be crowned the best radiators in every area and size. No more back and forth - with Alphacool NexXxoS radiators, you know what you're getting!Alphacool has been a trendsetter on the scene for developing and improving radiators for years. That's why these models are among the first radiators to really earn the descriptor "full copper"! All the main elements, not just the fins and channels, but also the channel heads are made of copper. Material-wise, this is a big advantage, and one where other radiators fall by the wayside. The Alphacool NexXxoS X-Flow radiators set themselves apart significantly from conventional radiators in their construction. The X-Flow radiators are built for high flow rates. The slanted copper chambers on either side are built identically. This means the water can flow through all the channels at the same time until it flows into the opposite chamber and leaves the radiator.Freedom in the installation is one of the central points on which Alphacool's development department focused. Both copper chambers have three 1/4" threads. That means connections can be attached on the top, bottom and at the front or back (not on the NexXxoS ST30). Fewer angles are needed, which increases the flow rate and offers more options in the installation. Here, too, Alphacool carries the standard sizes of the 120mm series. Different strengths, 30mm, 45mm and 60mm underscore the wide spectrum that these radiators cover. The installation of the radiators, as well as the fans and radiator faceplates, is easy to do with this series: the M3 threads are standard in the radiator sector, affordable and available in all lengths.Even the dreaded mishap of turning the screws in too deeply won't lead to costly damage with this radiator: an inner protective edge stops the screw before it can come into contact with the fins.The fin spacing was chosen so that the radiator could reach its optimal cooling performance even with slow or medium-speed fans. This is not only comfortable in terms of background noise, but also puts no constraints on the choice of fans. All in all, it's where experience and powerful performance meet with a forward-looking approach and sophisticated solutions.Alphacool NexXxoS Radiators - the one tool for all your cooling needs! Tehchnical dataQuantity of cooling channels28Cooling channelsCopperColorblackFan threadM3SlatsCopperThickness39 - 49mmConnection2x G1/4"Fan size140mmNumber of fans2HousingSteelManufacturerAlphacoolFins per inch16Pressure tested0,8 bar
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.
The perfect solution for perfect curves in the Alphacool HardTubes is now available. Simply slide the silicon insert into the plexiglass tube and heat up the desired section. Thanks to the extreme heat resistance of silicon, the tube can be bent without the curved section buckling. After it cools, the silicon insert can simply be pulled out. Available for tubes with 10mm, 12mm, and now 13mm inner diameters, and each size comes in 30cm length for curves in shorter tubes or 100cm length for curves in longer tubes. Technical Details Length: 30cm Thickness: 13mm Colour: blue Scope of Delivery 1x Alphacool silicon bending insert 30cm for ID 1/2” / 13mm HardTubes - blue NoticeDue to the manufacturing process, the diameter can vary by 0.5 - 1mm.
Mõõtmed: 141 x 165 x 112 mm (L x K x S) Kaal: umbes 1000 g Materjal: vask, alumiinium, plastik Värv: hall, must TDP: 200 W Fänn: Arv: 2x 120 mm Kiirus: 600 - 1500 p / min Õhu läbilaskevõime: 23 - 97,84 m³ / h Helitugevus: 18–31 dB (A) Ühendus: 4-kontaktiline PWM Tööpinge: 12 V Soojustorud: 6x 6 mm Valgustus: ARGB, 3-kontaktiline RGB (5VDG, 5V) Ühilduvus: Inteli pesa: 775, 1150, 1151, 1155, 1156 AMD-pesa: AM2, AM2 +, AM3, AM3 +, AM4, FM1, FM2, FM2 +
The Alphacool Core metal backplate for XPX, XPX Aurora, XPX Aurora Edge, XPX 1U, XPX Pro 1U, XPX Pro Aurora, Eisbaer, Eisbaer Aurora, Eisbaer Pro, Eisbaer LT is compatible with Intel's LGA 115X, 1200 and 1700 sockets. This includes solo water coolers and CPU AIOs. The backplate is made of stainless steel and is covered with an insulating polymer layer on the back. The material composition of the backplate ensures that the CPU cooler is additionally stabilised and can be mounted on the socket with improved contact pressure. All in all, this leads to a considerable improvement in cooling performance compared to the previously used plastic backplates. This effect is most clearly measurable with Intel's socket LGA 1700. There is an additional adhesive surface on the back of the backplate that serves as an installation aid and thus makes mounting much easier. Compatibility: Intel: LGA 1150 / 1151 / 1155 / 1200 / 1700 Technical data L x W x H 90 x 90 x 3 mm Material stainless steel Weight 149 g Color black
