having had an incident where my zalman reserator got uplugged resulting in a destroyed MB am thinking about fitting a sensor, any tips ideas?
having had an incident where my zalman reserator got uplugged resulting in a destroyed MB am thinking about fitting a sensor, any tips ideas?
Connect sensor in-line with the tube (towards the CPU water block and before it) for checking the circulation of the coolant...
Reserator 1 (and V2) comes with flow indicator, Reserator 3 has no flow indicator (sold separately)
thanks but i am looking more for makes and models of suitable sensors which can be adapted to 8mm id tubing, i have flow indicators but they are no good after initial setup so am looking to replace them with sensors that will either alarm or shutdown system on failure.
try koolance, i use the flow sensors on a tms setup they make and sell. it has an atx power off if all else fails (such as software shutdown failing) you fit your own barbs.
http://koolance.com/index.php?route=...tegory&path=70
http://koolance.com/tms-205-software...ace-controller
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You can use any flow sensor with G1/4" threads and appropriate compression or barbed fittings.
For example:
http://koolance.com/ins-fm17n-coolant-flow-meter - Koolance flow meter
http://www.performance-pcs.com/phoby...ck-nickel.html - Phobya ID8mm/OD10mm compression fitting
http://www.bitspower.com.tw/index.ph...&cPath=6_27_73 - Bitspower ID8mm/OD10mm compression fitting
http://www.bitspower.com.tw/index.ph...&cPath=6_27_74 - Bitspower ID8mm/OD11mm compression fitting
OR
Flow meters with barbed connections
http://www.alphacool.com/product_inf...black-PMP.html - Alphacool analog flow meter for ID 6-11mm tubing
I think that the best solution is flow meter with G1/4" threads and compression fittings
For controlling/alarming:
http://www.alphacool.com/product_inf...master-II.html - Alphacool Heatmaster II
http://koolance.com/tms-205-software...ace-controller - Koolance thermal interface controller
http://koolance.com/sen-lk001-water-leak-detector - Koolance leak detector
http://shop.aquacomputer.de/index.php?cPath=62_63_64 - Aquacomputer Aquaero controllers
http://www.lamptron.com/product/controllers/cw611/ - Lamptron CW611
Last edited by NortheR73; 17-11-2014 at 07:35 PM.
DBarber (22-11-2014)
the fm17 has a dongle to convert to RPM for a fan header so it should be fine. http://koolance.com/adt-fm03-flow-me...quency-adapter
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