Well, I am putting this in here because I find it funny, but there's also a question behind it.
First, a quote from Koolance:
Gotta love it, hey? :biggrin:
Anyway, the actual question: Has anyone here ever used something like that?
Secondarily, does anyone here think that a relief valve like that is necessary?
Koolance is also selling in-line filters, which are neat, but I assume would only come into play if you didn't flush your components properly.
First, a quote from Koolance:
The VLV-VL002K safety valve releases built-up air pressure in situations such as corrosion, thermal expansion, etc. (at approximately 0.3-0.4kg/cm2, 4.3-5.7psi) The pressure valve is designed to be screwed into the Koolance Fill Port, where it replaces the nozzle plug. This product should not be necessary for systems using only Koolance water cooling products.
Gotta love it, hey? :biggrin:
Anyway, the actual question: Has anyone here ever used something like that?
Secondarily, does anyone here think that a relief valve like that is necessary?
Koolance is also selling in-line filters, which are neat, but I assume would only come into play if you didn't flush your components properly.