Alphacool Lighttower LT-Edition 160mm (DC12-220)
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Alphacool Lighttower LT-Edition 160mm (DC12-220)
Scan code: LN59164 Manufacturer code: 15064
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Alphacool Lighttower LT-Edition 160mm (DC12-220)

Alphacool Lighttower LT-Edition 160mm (DC12-220)
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Scan code: LN59164 Manufacturer code: 15064
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Product Overview The Alphacool “Lighttower” reservoir leads to a new way of design and function. Though most reservoirs are only compatible with one or few pumps, this reservoir can be used with multiple pumps or be used even without a pump. This maximum of flexibility comes from the intelligent construction. If the reservoir needs to be fixed with screws, there are already 4 M4 threads available in the bottom of the reservoir Features Type of reservoir: Tube reservoir
Pump compatibility: DC12-220
Measurements: 152 x 55 x 50mm - D=50mm
Material: POM / Plexi
Color: black / transparent
Thread: G1/4
Features: Removable anticyclone
Volume: app. 170ml
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Alphacool Lighttower LT-Edition 160mm (DC12-220)
Alphacool Lighttower LT-Edition 160mm (DC12-220)
Alphacool Lighttower LT-Edition 160mm (DC12-220)