A new more powerful verions of the DDC pump. This pump lasts longer, consumes less power and offers superior performance characteristics when compared to other pumps in its class.

The pump electronically commutated wet rotor design results in only one moving part in the entire pump. A spherically suspended rotor/impeller rests on top of a ceramic ball and is driven magnetically, thereby eliminating the need for a shaft motor connection. The pump lasts longer, consumes less power and offers superior performance characteristics when compared to other pumps in its class.

• 50,000 hours mean time before failure (MTBF)
• The pump is the smallest pump in its class and can fit into very confined operating spaces and virtually every desktop computer!
• Maintenance is not necessary under normal conditions and even after lengthy shutdown periods a reliable start-up is virtually guaranteed.
• The flow rate and performance characteristics can be easily controlled by voltage variation.
• The rotor/impeller is suspended in the pumped fluid and the rotor is self-aligning so noise does not increase over time.

Maximum Flow Rate:	2.3GPM (8.7L/min)
1.5 GPM at 9.4 feet of head (2.9M):
Maximum Head Pressure:	16.2 feet (4.9M)
Motor design:	Electronically commutated, brushless DC, spherical motor Voltage Range
9 VDC required to start:
Motor rated at:	18W
Quiet operations at ~31dBA:
Maximum system pressure:	21.75psi, 150 kPa (1.5 bar)
Temperature range:	Up to 140F (60C)
Acceptable media:	Domestic hot water, water/Glycol mixtures and other media on request.
Corrosion resistant:
Warning:	Do not run pump with out fluid.

02-24-2012
Reviewer: Formoren (1)
Pump put out very good water pressure and helped keep my system cool. Pumped performed as advertised, but unfortunately the pump is not immortal. The pump lasted almost 2 years of moderate gaming 4 hours a day, and finally gave out when I left the computer on for 4 days straight.