CSP 750 fittings

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tehnull

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Anyone have one of the new D-Tek / C-Systems CSP 750 water pumps? does it come with fittings?

 

stryder2720

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It sure does..BTW its an AWSOME little pump!!
90 degree in the back(in) and a straight up top(out).

 

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what kind of fittings are those?

e.g. is it 1/4 NPT?

 

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yup. Here is everything you would want to know on them. http://dtekcustoms.com/images/CSP750 man.pdf I am looking at them also. Seem like a good little pump.

 

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thanks

also, is the pump submersible?

 

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I ordered mine like 2 weeks ago...not here yet. Anyways....fafnir, I read in another thread that they can be submerged but shouldn't be used that way because they didn't design it to be submersible.

 

Vengance_01

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They come eother 3/8 or 1/2. I use mine with 1/2. Why would you want to submirge it? It uses around 3 watts of power, it plugs into a fan header

 

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I think they come stock with 1/2" polypro barbs, you do not want to use metal barbs on these, they will most likely scratch the anodization, especially how they are machined to be a very tight fit with plastic.


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i *HAVE* to get a submerged pump, and DC would be really nice

look at a reserator and you'll understand

 

JFettig

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no, you dont need to have it submerged even in the reservator.


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it'd be nicer if the thing was *integrated*, or if i could replace the original eheim with a reliable and quiet DC pump, it'd be nice,

but thanks for the time jon

 

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I beleve these *can be run submerged, they test them that way, although I woudl silicone some stuff up where the wires go in. maybe e-mail them about it.


Jon

 

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from what I read. They were tested submerged but are not designed for submersion currently.

hazmat said:

I ordered mine like 2 weeks ago...not here yet.

Click to expand...

Yeah, I waited 1 and half weeks and gave up b/c I want to get going on my setup. I cancelled and ordered a DD D4 instead.

 

JTanczos

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How can a 1/4" hole handle enough flow when you have 1/2" tubing??

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