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T-Type Water Temp Indicator & Flow drop power switch?

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scavengerCO

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Anyone used this? Going to put it in the loop of my new system.

I'd like to get something that measures flow and would shut off the system if it drops (aka pump failure). So it'd connect to my power switch header on the mobo. Anyone know of a good one?
 
scavengerCO said:
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Anyone used this? Going to put it in the loop of my new system.

I'd like to get something that measures flow and would shut off the system if it drops (aka pump failure). So it'd connect to my power switch header on the mobo. Anyone know of a good one?
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How about the onboard CPU temperature shut off?

Pump fails, CPU temp rises, CPU gets to threshold and system is shut down.....works just fine.

You can change the temperature at which the computer shuts down in most BIOS's, so you could set it to say 60C which is well below the max safe temp for the CPU.
 
the huge mass of metal in that tee will compress the readings (insulation is no cure)
better to make your own of plastic
 
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