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Hi Guys,
Need some advice here....My WC pump has stop working, and here in CZ the only pump I can find on short notice is a 240v 600L/H submerged pump. is this risky?, could I damage my PC in anyway?
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Do you think your hoses could take the pressure that thing would create?
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Well, before I had a XSPC Dual bay pump and res and that was 750L/H, so I don't really see a pressure problem at all, I am more concerned about having a 240V pump in the Water
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submerged pumps will inevitably heat up the water they are submerged in. That will be something to consider.
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Flow rate means nothing with the head rating.
What's the wattage rating on the pump since all the heat will be dumped into the loop?
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Liters per hour is not a unit of pressure.
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But I am seriously worried about the Voltage of the pump, could it not short out and the all my copper WB would be shocked buy 240V and blow my PC up?
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Submerged pumps are designed to be waterproof.... since they're submerged....
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Doe's that help a bit
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D5 and DDC pumps do the same... they also rely on the water for cooling. most pumps this small do. so it wouldnt amke a difference.
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