Can I use this product in a KuulAire unit? It's an air cooler
1770819
The manufacture of BestAir 245 Golden Solution II Combination Water & Bacteriostatic Treatment suggest their solution can be used with practically any type of humidifier except one that operates as an atomizer (converting liquid, i.e. water, into a fine mist). The specific purpose of BestAir 245, according to the manufacture, is to reduce the build of algae, calcium salts (lime) while preventing or slowing bacteria growth; by doing so, the filter that accompanies most cool water humidifiers is prolonged. I do not know if your cool air machine uses a filter, however, as a hard water treatment and bacteriostatic, I'd say BestAir 245 works very well. My suggestion is to contact BestAir, explain your interest in using their product for your specific machine, explain your questions and concerns...basically you want to know if it will harm your machine, while reducing hard water, algae and bacteria growth, correct?
1770820
Hi Cleve, I've only used this product for my whole house humidifier, I would check with the manufacturer of your air cooler to make sure it is safe to use.
948556
Putting a tray of ice behind a fan does nothing more than create a puddle on whatever surface you place the ice tray on. If you want your air cooled, you will need an a/c unit, period. Btw, I suggest not dripping any liquids on your fan.
1323491
While there is thermal compound already on the cooler surface, it may not completely cover the cpu. I went ahead and used a very thin film. Also take care - the Antec Kohler uses a 3 pin motherboard connector, and most motherboard connectors for it sare 4 pin. it will still work, but you will lose some functionality and it will create an error on boot that you have to pass by in order to boot. hope this helps
1615350
Yes you can. The refrigeration unit is all around the freezing cylinder and is no problem
1739790
Yes, you can if the power supply can deliver the current it consumes. Otherwise you require a separate power supply. If you look at the specs, the peltier requires around 10A. The heatsink you use requires a fan.
292266
I do not have that unit to verify, but I would not hesitate to buy that heatsink fan combo to use in this case as there is a lot of space available for it. After looking at my computer in this case, and pictures of the heatsink fan combo you mentioned...it looks like I would bet yes.
2255994
Yes! Just make sure you have all the proper connecting hardware and no kinks in any hoses. Also, be sure you install it at least one inch away from either the rad or the AC condenser. The oil cooler should not be touching anything else but air should be allowed to flow through it freely.
1460546
Absolutely! The actual cooling unit slides out the front of the case which will make mounting the case in the wall much easier. Once the case is securely framed in, slide the cooling unit back in the case and plug into an inside outlet. The cord is only about 6' long, so make sure an outlet is close by.
54452
It will not make make your existing unit work better. This unit is designed to defeat the minimum 65F temp rating of window air conditioners, allowing them to run to a cooler temp. It will not make a unit that cannot cool to 70F actually cool to 70F.
1789449
I do not think so the case is sized for the 120mm fans. You have to line up the screw positions.I know nothing about water coolers.
2205437
Yes but you need an AC to DC converter with a cigar lighter socket to plug in the Koolatron. These are readily available as an auxiliary component when you buy your cooler.. BTW one converter is inter changeable for any Koolatron unit.
1400805
yes- just make sure to get the proper size air-cond. The unit works great with lots different setting
502992
Well, it really depends on how much space there is in front of the radiator, and how much work you are willing to do. I would recommend using existing radiator core support as a mounting point. If you are mechanically inclined, you can fabricate a bracket for the cooler.
1625931
Yes it can but avoid the idea of using this for automotive jobs. This unit is a recovery unit not to be used to put back in later like an automotive unit works etc.Thats why the big cost differences. Most chillers today are 134a and 407c you'll have no issues.
1366827
I would guess no... I would get a 3rd party cooler which would probably work.
1141440
Yes! Be sure to use cpu thermal heatsink grease! "Caution" when using a lower grade cooler failure is at a higher risk!
1531010
I cannot say with certainty because I don't have those parts to test, but the cooler is wider than it is tall so it may have issues. The fan more or less is the top footprint of the unit, so if you can place a 120mm fan centered on your CPU without it bumping into things then you should be ok.