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hairyknacker · 19th Jan 2013, 15:10

Guys
About to rebuild a dual loop pc for a friend into a new XSPC case and he is wanting to be able to drain both loops without unplugging/turing over case as it will be very large and heavy.
amy recommended fittings or solutions to allow this to be done= 13/9mm fittings on the loops/pumps/rads

siliconfanatic · 20th Jan 2013, 02:29

frozencpu. bitspower, EK, almost all watercooling companies have them. scroogle it and they'd oughta come right up. go to fittings and enjoy yer time in the candystore

you could just use a valve if ya like, too. any number of fitting combos can make what you want. do you want to have a cap on the side, a spicket, etc?

Mankz · 20th Jan 2013, 13:50

Just use a t-line to a fillport on the base with either a stopper or a Ball valve. Alternatively, you can have a t-line with a length of tube hidden in the base, then pull that out the side and remove the stopper etc to drain.

bdigital · 20th Jan 2013, 14:59

This is mine (hope the link works!).

Install something in thr base of your case, and with some spare tubing to fit on the end of this, you can drain into a bottle/bucket with ease

https://skydrive.live.com/redir?resi...Ogq34gIfpg-vss

Mankz · 20th Jan 2013, 15:05

^^ Thats basically what I meant

hairyknacker · 20th Jan 2013, 15:34

Cheers
That's the dang thing I was looking for

I'll order a couple of them double quickly!!

19th Jan 2013, 15:10	#1
hairyknacker What's a Dremel? Join Date: Jan 2012 Posts: 17	watercooling- loop drains Guys About to rebuild a dual loop pc for a friend into a new XSPC case and he is wanting to be able to drain both loops without unplugging/turing over case as it will be very large and heavy. amy recommended fittings or solutions to allow this to be done= 13/9mm fittings on the loops/pumps/rads

20th Jan 2013, 14:59	#4
bdigital Is re-building his PC again Join Date: Aug 2010 Posts: 5,555	This is mine (hope the link works!). Install something in thr base of your case, and with some spare tubing to fit on the end of this, you can drain into a bottle/bucket with ease https://skydrive.live.com/redir?resi...Ogq34gIfpg-vss __________________ My photography website: http://www.polarityphoto.co.uk Please share! \|\| Follow me @polarityphoto on Twitter\|\| Check out my Apline White TJ07 - Case Mod and Water cooled build. http://www.flickr.com/photos/6188486...7631486959032/

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20th Jan 2013, 13:50	#3
Mankz dat steak Join Date: Jan 2006 Location: SW1H Posts: 13,519	Just use a t-line to a fillport on the base with either a stopper or a Ball valve. Alternatively, you can have a t-line with a length of tube hidden in the base, then pull that out the side and remove the stopper etc to drain.

20th Jan 2013, 15:05	#5
Mankz dat steak Join Date: Jan 2006 Location: SW1H Posts: 13,519	^^ Thats basically what I meant

20th Jan 2013, 15:34	#6
hairyknacker What's a Dremel? Join Date: Jan 2012 Posts: 17	Cheers That's the dang thing I was looking for I'll order a couple of them double quickly!!