can I cut the tips of the pipe tips and use a water pump to pump coolant into it?
484228
i dont know your skill level at doing this kind of work, cooler master has a good line of water coolers for desktops that are fairly easy to install
484229
Your not suposed to, but i have done it befor, it works, but you will probly have to rip some of the fins of the heat sink to. Also a cars brake line makes a good tube for the coolent.
536463
Yes you can use those pump s but you have to be very careful not to over inflate. We sell an electric pump valve stem to connect to a standard car tire inflation hose but always be careful not to over inflate. Call if you have more questions. Nick. 908-797-6504.
1077069
I'm not sure what you mean by "pipe", but no, this is only a tip for your hose. You will need to have a hose with a removable tip such as the Nammor hoses. If your hose has a removable tip, it is very likely that this tip will work.
1564666
Yes, but like all mechanical point switches, at some time in the future the contacts will weld shut causing your pump to run until the water gets so hot in the case that the seals are blown and your pump motor burns up from an electrical short.
1501869
Possibly with the correct blade...Not sure if you need coolant while cutting though. I don't think it is as much the saw, as it is the blade, that is important. Circular saws are not meant for coolant...Water and electricity = shocking conclusion. I did a quick search and did not find any 7 1/4" masonary blades...So no, a circular saw will not cut it and probably is not what you need.
2191374
As long as the GPH is correct going out of the filter and into the chiller I do not see any reason why it would be a problem. A pump is a pump no matter where it is. One thing you could consider is shortening or adding more length to your tubes to increase/decrease the water flow rate to match the chillers needs. The only thing you are going to need is some extra tubing and clamps to seal leaks. The setup would like this: Tank -> filter intake -> tube to filter -> tube from filter outtake into chiller intake -> tube from chiller output out back into the tank.
300848
Can't answer this. I bought this pump to replace a bad OEM pump on our Mercruiser IO. Worked fine, but I have no idea if it would be appropriate fo what you want to do. Sorry.
1917523
Yes. Have the skimmer and the floor plumbed into each side of the tee and run the bottom of the tee into your pump. To have full even flow, have the valve handle towards the pump. The baffle is opposite of the handle and should be marked "OFF."
304885
I would if I could but im in NZ so it's a bit far for a consult..lol. But I would use transmission hose and hose clips to extend the lines to the cooler( easy as).. I have just tested the one I got and it works very good.
157730
If the flow is reversed. The cutoff valve will be useless. I would not recommend that you do that.
181174
I don't think this will work for you. The end is threaded. Not a spray tip. It's meant to be piped to a keg.
699048
It is possible to use a different pump with this. You will need to make sure the tube will fit the pump.
1514283
No you cant do it, First real issue is the heat the pump produces it makes the water hot and you would have too swap (4) frozen water bottles (4) times per day to keep the water temp closer to the optimum range for aeropnics because thats what it would take to prevent root rot bacteria from setting in, you can make or buy a aeroponic unit, The clone king is excxellt with getting cuttings to root vigerously, thats it
2104434
I don't know, but think you would have to insert a pipe for overflow from barrel to barrel by cutting a hole in each near the top
601543
You would have reduce the 1 1/2 cvp pipe down to about 3/4 then attach threaded cuplin to screw the hose on. Reducing it down, don't know if hurt the pump.
879654
I think you can do what you want, but it will be some work. You could probably drill a new set of holes in the tube so you can mount the brackets on the other end. That would allow you to mount the intake side flush to a surface. You might have to do something to reroute the wire for power (maybe a notch or hole in the tube with something to protect the wire from the metal edge), but that should be easy.
1731236
You should be able to. I used standard muffler clamps and made sure the pipes fit snugly within the muffler openings. You might also use some muffler sealing paste before inserting the pipes to ensure leak proof seal.