Question about the Asetek WaterChill waterpump.

M Powered · Jan 30, 2006

The pumps electrical plug has an attachment that allows for a PSU fan and a PSU power supply plug that plugs into the PSU. So that means the Wall Outlet plugs directly into the Pumps 110V outlet, from which it plugs right in the back of the PSU.

My question is because the power getting re-routed will this cause a problem?

Or should I find a pump with an independent wall plug?

Flip-Mode · Jan 30, 2006

M Powered said:
The pumps electrical plug has an attachment that allows for a PSU fan and a PSU power supply plug that plugs into the PSU. So that means the Wall Outlet plugs directly into the Pumps 110V outlet, from which it plugs right in the back of the PSU.

My question is because the power getting re-routed will this cause a problem?

Or should I find a pump with an independent wall plug?

What model is this?

7dcharger · Jan 30, 2006

the thing in the center of this picture is what you are talking about right?

If your really worried about it, why not just run a separate power cord for the pump and one for the psu instead of daisy chaining them.

M Powered · Jan 30, 2006

Yea, that power gizmo is what I am referring to.

The device is working just fine, I'm just wondering if it will cause power problems later on.

Moto7451 · Jan 30, 2006

Thats a relay. Don't worry about it. Its a commonly used method of turning on 120v pumps when the computer is started.

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