Innovation First, Inc. 1UCMA-137 1U Cable Management Arm 19" 28.5"-33" computer accessory
- Product Type:Cable…
- Panel Width:19" Rac…
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A 240 mm copper radiator with 12 tubes and 1.06 in thickness, G1/4 threads, dual 120 mm fan support and a brass water chamber
This 240 mm copper radiator is built for DIY liquid-cooling enthusiasts who assemble their own custom loops. It uses twelve copper tubes and a brass water chamber to transfer heat from circulating coolant. Standard G1/4 threads accept common fittings, and the black oxidation coating protects the copper surface while giving a uniform dark finish. The unit supports two 120 mm fans for airflow.
Builders replacing a thinner aluminium radiator or a single 120 mm unit gain substantially more fin surface and tube count. The 1.06 inch thickness is optimised for high-airflow, low-noise fans, so the jump is worthwhile when thermal headroom matters more than a slim profile. Systems running sustained heavy loads benefit from the larger coolant volume and copper construction.
Confirm your chassis can accommodate a 240 mm radiator with 1.06 inch thickness plus the chosen fans. Ensure you have two G1/4 fittings per port, compatible tubing, and a pump and reservoir rated for the 2.5 bar pressure limit. The radiator weighs 17 units and measures 10.79 by 4.69 inches, so check mounting points and available space before ordering.
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The radiator measures 10.79 by 4.69 by 1.06 inches and accepts two 120mm fans, so allow at least 1.06 inches plus fan depth in your case.
Hand-tighten each G1/4 fitting until the O-ring seats, then give a light quarter-turn with a wrench; over-torquing damages the brass chamber.
Flush the radiator with distilled water before first use, then inspect coolant clarity every 6 months and flush again if discoloration appears.
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