A SIMPLE AND EASY TO USE TOOL THAT ALLOWS USERS TO TEST OUT THEIR LIQUID COOLING

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THERMALTAKE Test Equipment

A SIMPLE AND EASY TO USE TOOL THAT ALLOWS USERS TO TEST OUT THEIR LIQUID COOLING

Mfr # CL-W303-PL00BL-A SKU 6251216 UPC 841163077948

$28.35 MSRP $29.99 Save 5%

Regular price saves you $1.64 against MSRP.

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Product Overview

A SIMPLE AND EASY TO USE TOOL THAT ALLOWS USERS TO TEST OUT THEIR LIQUID COOLING

Pacific Leak Tester, G1/4 Port
Thermaltake Pacific Leak Tester - Leakage Detect
Thermaltake Pacific Leak Tester

Technical Specifications

Product Type	Leak Tester
Manufacturer Part Number	CL-W303-PL00BL-A
Packaged Quantity	1
Manufacturer	Thermaltake Technology Co., Ltd
Product Name	Pacific Leak Tester
Product Line	Pacific
Brand Name	Thermaltake
Height	10.8"
Width	1.7"
Depth	2.6"
Device Function	Leakage Detect

Marketing Information

Pacific Leak Tester
1 x Connection Tube
1 x Connection Fitting

A simple and easy to use tool that allows users to test out their liquid cooling water loops before filling them, all with a few pumps.

DESIGN | Easy to Assemble

The leak tester is put together through three separate parts. Its foolproof design allows users to assemble and operate this leak tester in a convenient manner.

Leakage Detect

The Pacific leak tester can help the user test out possible leakage of their Liquid Cooling System before filling in the coolant.

Compatible with G1/4" port

The leak tester is compatible with all G1/4" ports, which allows users to test out their liquid cooling system from Thermaltake products and beyond.

Straightforward Measurements

Simply pump the air until the indicator reaches the green zone (anywhere between 0.5 to 1 bar) and wait to see the indicator's reaction. If the indicator drops below the green zone within 5 mins, then users would have to check their build for possible leakage.