Alphacool Rise Flat Reservoir DDC with DDC310 pump

The Alphacool Rise Flat reservoir has an integrated pump top for powerful DDC pumps and comes with a powerful DDC310 pump. The pump top and reservoir combination is made entirely of acrylic. This makes maintenance and control of the water circuit much easier and gives the reservoir a unique design. In addition, Alphacool's Rise Flat has 5 individually controllable 5V aRGB LEDs that create unique lighting effects. Thanks to the flat design, the reservoir can also be accommodated in the narrowest housing.

Compact design, flexible in use
Due to the flat, compact design and the high number of connections, the Rise Flat expansion tank can be used flexibly and can also be installed in the tightest of spaces. With the help of the mounting kit included in the scope of delivery, the reservoir is mounted free-standing in the case, on a radiator or in free fan spaces (see mounting example).

Connection options reservoir
The Rise Flat reservoir has a total of 5 inputs and one output. All connection options use a G1/4" thread. The 5 inputs are perfectly distributed over the entire reservoir. This enables easy filling and emptying and thus simplifies maintenance of the entire water cycle.

Brilliant lighting
5 digitally addressable 5V RGB LEDs can be installed on the side of the expansion tank, which create a unique, very elegant lighting. The digital aRGB LED lighting is connected via a JST 3-pin connector and can be controlled with a digital RGB controller (e.g. Alphacool Aurora Eiscontrol, Art.15360) or a digital RGB capable mainboard.

Maintenance
The acrylic reservoir enables the level of the water cooling to be checked visually. A total of 5 G1/4" inputs enable easy filling, emptying and venting of the water circuit.

Compatibility
The Rise Flat AGB has an integrated pump top and is compatible with all original DDC pumps.

Pump
The flat design of the Laing DDC310 pump saves space. This gives you a very powerful pump that can also be used in the smallest of spaces. With a head of 2.44m, the DDC310 variant offers enough power to operate an extensive water cycle. Power is supplied via a 4-pin Molex connector, the speed can be read out via a 3-pin Molex connector. This is usually done via the 3-pin fan connector on the mainboard or via a corresponding fan control.

Note on use