Alphacool Repack-cooling Slot-In Delrin white Special Edition

Scan code: LN33511 Manufacturer code: 45186

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Product Overview The Alphacool reservoir in proven design now presents itself in a whole new light! Manufactured from white Delrin the lighting effect of the LEDs in the Repack is multiplied and now allows even more exceptional effects.

This reservoir was specially designed for PC watercooling applications. It features easy installation and handling as well as an exceptionally beautiful design.It can simply be pushed into a 5,25” drive bay and is ready for use. No drilling or sawing required!

When using the Repack reservoir air bubbles in the cooling loop are automatically removed to improve cooling performance and lower the noise emissions of the system.The reservoir is can be refilled via a threaded opening which is sealed during operation, creating a closed loop. Hence no coolant evaporates, making annoying refilling obsolete.

The reservoir body is completely CNC-milled and made from Delrin. The front is sealed by 10mm thick transparent plastic panel with polished edges and sealed by an UV-resistant O-ring gasket. Non-corrosive screws are used and LED holes for lighting of the reservoir are already integrated. The coolant capacity is approximately 120ml.
Features Material: Acetal, white
Dimensions: (LxHxW) 147x62x42mm
Capacity: 150ml
Filling opening size: 1/4"
Connection thread size: 1/4"
Mounting thread size: M3

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