Built for How Business Buys.
Built for How Business Buys.
A tube reservoir for a DDC pump, with a 200 mm borosilicate glass tube and about 500 ml capacity. The Watercool HEATKILLER® Tube 200 DDC takes the motor of an original Laing, Lowara or Xylem DDC pump in its POM bottom (pump not included) and has two G1/4 ports.
Watercool builds the HEATKILLER® Tube Series as a modular system of high end reservoirs around a glass tube made from borosilicate glass. Every part can be exchanged on its own, so a DDC bottom can later become a D5 bottom. The outstanding features Watercool names for the series are listed here.
To account for the space availability in current cases, the glass tubes come in three sizes, 100 mm, 150 mm and 200 mm, from a mini-ITX build to a big tower. There are also three versions. Besides the standalone version, two have direct connections for pumps: they support D5 and DDC pumps by Lowara (formerly known as Laing, now Xylem) and their derivatives. The same DDC bottom also comes on the Tube 100 DDC and the Tube 150 DDC.
Borosilicate is a glass with very high chemical and thermic (thermal) resistance and very low heat expansion, and it is scratch-resistant. Watercool says these features make it an ideal material for reservoirs.
Thanks to the bayonet catch lid, the large filling mouth is opened with a quarter turn counterclockwise, without any tools. That makes the reservoir easy to fill, and Watercool says it has never been easier to re-fill a cooling medium.
Watercool writes that in designing the series "we took great care not to waste any of the available volume". The reservoirs need fewer re-fills because of it, which keeps maintenance very low.
A DDC pump, since this version holds only its motor. The two G1/4 ports take two fittings for your tube.