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Bitspower
Monitors liquid flow rate in a water-cooling loop and sends an RPM signal to a motherboard fan header via a 3-pin connector
The Bitspower Flow Sensor monitors liquid flow rate inside a custom water-cooling loop. It uses a G1/4 thread and a matte black finish to match standard fittings. The device sends an RPM signal through a three-pin cable connected to a motherboard fan header. Builders who want automated flow protection use this sensor to trigger BIOS safety shutdowns.
Confirm every component in your loop uses G1/4 threads so the sensor seals correctly without adapters. Check that your motherboard or fan controller has a free three-pin fan header able to read an RPM signal. Ensure the BIOS or controller software can act on a zero-RPM reading to halt the system. Buyers who need a different thread size or a USB monitoring interface cannot use this sensor.
The true hi-flow design maintains an unrestricted path so the impeller spins freely under constant pump pressure. The three-pin output delivers a consistent RPM stream that the motherboard reads reliably during long gaming or rendering sessions. If flow drops because of a blockage or pump failure, the signal falls immediately and the safety logic can respond. The sensor has no internal logging or alerting of its own.
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The sensor body has G1/4 threads built in so it screws directly into standard G1/4 fittings; you only need to supply the tubing fittings that match your loop.
This version is the BP-FS-CLBKMBK in Matte Black; other colour finishes exist but share the same G1/4 thread and 3-pin RPM interface.
The impeller spins with coolant flow and sends an RPM pulse to the motherboard fan header; BIOS fan-curve or alarm settings then treat that RPM as a proxy for flow rate.
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