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Alphacool Core DDCzero 3300-4800rpm PWM Pump

Alphacool Core DDCzero 3300-4800rpm PWM Pump

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Alphacool Core DDCzero 3300-4800rpm PWM Pump – Compact DDC pump with PWM control

Alphacool Core DDCzero 3300-4800rpm PWM Pump is a compact circulation pump for PC liquid cooling, data centre systems and industrial applications. Inside, a sturdy ceramic shaft works with a ferrite magnet rotor; housing and cover are made of durable plastic. It is built for runtime rather than for show.

The speed range runs from 3300 to 4800 rpm. The pump delivers up to 220 L/h with a maximum head of 1,42 m.

Key Features

  • Built for continuous duty: Ceramic shaft and ferrite rotor keep wear low, while the plastic housing is robust – which also makes the pump interesting for server and industrial environments.
  • Everything over one 4-pin header: The 4-pin fan header powers the pump, controls it via PWM and returns the tacho signal to the motherboard or controller.
  • Wide control range: Speed can be matched to system load across a wide range – restrained at idle, full flow under load.
  • Compact and efficient: Small dimensions and low weight allow installation even where space is tight, while power draw stays low.

Technical Specifications

Type Alphacool Core DDCzero 3300-4800rpm PWM Pump
Manufacturer Alphacool
Manufacturer P/N 13867
Series Alphacool Core
Pump Housing Material Plastic
Shaft Material Ceramic
Connector CAN H, CAN L, PWM, Tacho, GND, 12 V
Speed Range 3300 – 4800 RPM
Operating Voltage 8 – 12 V DC
Max. Head 1,42 m
Max. Flow Rate 220 L/h
Weight 44 g
Warranty 5 years

Important notes

  • Because of its specific form factor, the Core DDCzero only fits pump tops and reservoirs developed for the DDCzero.
  • Use only with clear, transparent coolants. Particles from pastel fluids can clog pumps, blocks and radiators.



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