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Topsflo TDC Silent DC Water Cooling Pump w/ 3/8 Barbs

Topsflo TDC Silent DC Water Cooling Pump w/ 3/8 Barbs

Topsflo TDC Silent DC Water Cooling Pump w/ 3/8 Barbs

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TF-TDC-38-D

The Topsflo TDC is a similar in quality and performance but, more competitive price than a DDC pump. Virtually identical in size, and more silent then the DDC, the Topsflow is an amazing $30 in savings over a simlar sized DDC. The TDC pump can put out 6 Liters/minute and has a maximum pressure of 58PSI and 2 meter head pressure.

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The Topsflo TDC is a similar in quality and performance but, more competitive price than a DDC pump. Virtually identical in size, and more silent then the DDC, the Topsflow is an amazing $30 in savings over a simlar sized DDC. The TDC pump can put out 6 Liters/minute and has a maximum pressure of 58PSI and 2 meter head pressure. The TDC draws half the wattage of a DDC at 6 Watts vs the 12 Watt of a DDC. On the noise front the TDC runs at a mere 26-30 dB vs 40 dB for the DDC. The TDC features 3/8" fixed barbs, a 3-pin cable for power and RPM monitoring and is rated for 50,000 hours of use (the same as a DDC). So what's not to like about this little gem of a pump?  We have been running one in the shop for over 3 weeks and it runs perfectly and silently...it really is quite an impressive little pump.

As the computer industry continues to accelerate its pace towards implementing liquid cooling solutions,pumps have become a pivotal concern for the adoption of such systems in mission critical machines. Small size, low or no maintenance, similar to that afforded by fans, and extended reliability are prerequisites for the successful transition from air to liquid cooling systems. The TOPSFLO TDC is the qualified pump to be used in mass produced water-cooled workstations, and presents an ideal solution for liquid cooling of processors and electronic components.

***Please note that even though it is similar size to a DDC it will not accept any DDC pump tops. There is a 2mm difference on the inside seating.

  • DC brush-less motor with long lifetime more than 50,000 hours .
  • Low noise: ≤26dB, at 1 meter distance.
  • Heavy duty work, can sustain continual 24 hours.
  • Durable permanent magnetic rotor/impeller & fine ceramic shaft.
  • Advanced magnetic drive technology for static-impeller, without any leakage for ever.
  • Low or no maintenance.
  • Low power consumption.
  • Small footprint.
Rated voltage 12 V DC
Operating voltage range 6 to 13.2 VDC
Rated power 6 W
Rated current 0.5A
Max head 2 meter
Nominal discharge 400 LPH
Connection size G1/4 Thread Ports
Maximum pressure 58 Psi (4 Bar)
Temperature range up to 185°F (85°C)
Weight  200 g
Noise measurement 26 ~ 30dBA
Motor brushless DC motor
Pump ideal life time 50,000 Hours
RPM Signal:single wire on 3 pin connector
RoHS Compliant

 

The similar quality and performance but more competitive price than DDC pump

Specifications Topsflo TDC Laing DDC Picture
Operating voltage range: 6 to 13.2 VDC 8 to 13.2 VDC Topsflo TDC
Rated power: 6 W 12 W
Max head: 0.8 ft (2.7 m) 7m
Nominal discharge : 400 LPH 8.7L/min
Maximum pressure: 58 Psi (4 Bar) 21.75 Psi
Temperature: 185° F(85℃) 140° F(60℃)
Size: 61.4*61.4*35.5mm 62*62*38mm VS
Noise measurement: 26-30dBA 40dBA Laing DDC
Weight: 200g 200g
Pump ideal life time: 50,000 Hours 50,000 Hours
RPM Signal: single wire on 3 pin connector single wire on 3 pin connector
Connection size: 3 / 8" barbs (10mm) 3 / 8" barbs (10mm)

 

March 26th 2016

"The Topsflo TDC costs less (no reservoir here though!), and outperforms the X2O 420 while being quieter with any loop you can throw at these. In fact, the TDC even outperformed the D5 Vario on Setting 3 in my example loop and will only get better relatively with higher restriction loops. It is also a quiet pump generally, and is powered by a 3 pin fan header for voltage control if need be. The pump also occupies a smaller footprint than the DDC or the D5, and sips low power thus not needing any heatsink."

Read the full review HERE

 

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