Aquacomputer temperature sensor internal/external thread G1/4 for VISION
at Newegg
About this item
The Aquacomputer Temperature Sensor Internal/External Thread G1/4 for VISION is a coolant temperature sensor with one G1/4 inner thread and one G1/4 outer thread. It connects to VISION Touch, the VISION connection terminals for kryographics and high flow NEXT. Properties Threads: G1/4 inner, G1/4 outer with o-ring seal Cable: approx. 60 cm, female miniature connector Body material: Nickel plated brass Cover material: Delrin
Fit and technical details The outer thread, sealed by its o-ring, goes straight into a port of a water block or radiator. The hose fitting that would have used that port then screws into the sensor's inner thread, so it can be installed directly between water block/radiator and hose fitting. What a run needs One G1/4 fitting for the inner thread. This sensor is equipped with a cable about 60 cm in length, and its connector goes to a temperature sensor input on one of the devices below. Compatibility Aquacomputer lists the sensor as compatible with these devices: VISION Touch (53235) VISION connection terminal for kryographics (23664, 23665, 23666, 23667) VISION RGBpx connection terminal for kryographics (23686, 23687) high flow NEXT (53293)
- Features
- This temperature sensor is equipped with one G1/4 inner thread and one G1/4 outer thread with o-ring seal and can be installed directly between water block/radiator and hose fitting. Cable lenght approx. 60 cm, female miniature connector.
- Technische details:
- Threads: G1/4
- Body material: Nickel plated brass
- Cover material: Delrin
- Compatible with:
Specifications
- Brand
Aquacomputer
- Model
53219
- Part Number
1013538
- Color
Black
- Features
This temperature sensor is equipped with one G1/4 inner thread and one G1/4 outer thread with o-ring seal and can be installed directly between water block/radiator and hose fitting
- Package Contents
1x Aquacomputer Temperature Sensor Internal/External Thread G1/4 for VISION
- First Listed on Newegg
August 20, 2024