15033 Alphacool Repack Dual Bayres 5.25" - Rev.2
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15033 Alphacool Repack Dual Bayres 5.25" - Rev.2
Scan code: LN44301 Manufacturer code: 45250
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15033 Alphacool Repack Dual Bayres 5.25" - Rev.2

Alphacool Repack Dual Bayres 5.25" - Rev.2
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Scan code: LN44301 Manufacturer code: 45250
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Product Overview Based on the development of the Alphacool Repack Dual 5.25 Bay Station, this Bay reservoir also brings its advantages to the table: Easy mounting, compact dimensions and appealing design! All of these features and many more are implemented in the Alphacool Repack Single Bayres. But Alphacool would not be Alphacool, if this new product would not also have some extremely interesting new features, which were not available until now!

The Alphacool Repack Dual Bayres 5,25" - Rev.2 is designed for installation in the front of an enclosure. Two vacant 5.25” drive bays are needed. By default, the connection of in- and Outlet can be achieved via ¼” threaded openings. Additionally Alphacool offers the possibility to use 3/8” threads for reduced flow resistance. Of course all four openings can also be used parallel, e.g. to allow installation of a second cooling loop.
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Warranty

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Details
Duration:
12 months
Type:
Return to base
DOA Period:
28 days
RTB Period:
12 months
Manufacturer Contact Details
Manufacturer:
Scan Computers International Limited
Telephone:
01204-474747
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15033 Alphacool Repack Dual Bayres 5.25" - Rev.2
15033 Alphacool Repack Dual Bayres 5.25" - Rev.2 15033 Alphacool Repack Dual Bayres 5.25" - Rev.2
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