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Bitspower

Bitspower Flow Sensor G1/4 Matte Black DIY Cooling

SKU CH-9TSN-TZJC8

Monitors liquid flow rate in a water-cooling loop and sends an RPM signal to a motherboard fan header via a 3-pin connector

  • TypeFittings
  • Monitor liquid flow rate via motherboard BIOS safety settings
  • 3-pin connector plugs directly into CPU fan header
  • G1/4" thread fits standard water-cooling fittings
  • True Hi-Flow design maintains unrestricted coolant circulation
  • Matte black finish matches dark-themed custom loops

Bitspower G1/4 Flow Sensor

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.

Verify loop thread and header compatibility

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.

Steady signal during continuous operation

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.

Highlights

  • Monitor liquid flow rate via motherboard BIOS safety settings
  • 3-pin connector plugs directly into CPU fan header
  • G1/4" thread fits standard water-cooling fittings
  • True Hi-Flow design maintains unrestricted coolant circulation
  • Matte black finish matches dark-themed custom loops

Specifications

TypeFittings

Questions about this item

Does the Bitspower Flow Sensor include the G1/4 fittings or must they be purchased separately?

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.

What distinguishes the Matte Black model from other Bitspower flow sensors?

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.

How does the RPM signal from the sensor translate to actual flow-rate information in the BIOS?

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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