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The be quiet! Light Loop 240mm AIO CPU Water Cooler (MPN: BW020) is an impressively high-performing all-in-one water cooling unit designed for users with overclocked systems. It combines exceptional cooling performance with vibrant ARGB lighting, making it a visually stunning addition to any build. The cooler features a stylish cooling block with multiple illumination options for striking visual effects, and includes two Light Wings LX 120mm PWM high-speed fans for colorful and effective cooling.
Key Features
Impressive Performance: 240mm radiator and high-density fin stack for efficient heat dissipation. Stylish ARGB Design: Unique cooling block with extensive illumination options for stunning visual effects. Quiet Operation: State-of-the-art pump with a progressive IC for minimal noise. ARGB-PWM Hub: Synchronizes up to 6 ARGB components and PWM fans. Compatibility: Supports Intel 1851, 1700, 1200, 1150, 1151, 1155, and AMD AM5, AM4 sockets. Maintenance-Friendly: Easy-access refill port and included coolant bottle.
Specification
Model: Light Loop 240mm
Color Option:
Black
Dimensions (Radiator, incl. fan):
277 x 120 x 52 mm
Dimensions (Cooling Block):
75 x 94 x 82 mm
Total Weight:
1.2 kg
Socket Compatibility (Intel):
1851 / 1700 / 1200 / 1150 / 1151 / 1155
Socket Compatibility (AMD):
AM5 / AM4
Noise Level (dB(A)) at 50% / 75% / 100% rpm:
15.4 / 27.2 / 34.9
Number of Fans:
2
Lighting Connector:
3 Pin 5V Addressable
Tube Length:
400 mm
Pump Specifications
Pump Speed:
2900 rpm
Pump Adjustable:
1500 - 2900 rpm
Pump Connector:
4-pin PWM
Radiator Specifications
Dimensions (L x W x H):
277 x 120 x 27 mm
Radiator Material / Finish:
Aluminum / Black Spray Painted
Base Material / Finish:
Copper / Nickel Plated
Fan Specifications
Fan Model:
Light Wings LX 120mm PWM High-Speed
Fan Dimensions:
120 x 120 x 25 mm
Speed at 100% PWM:
2100 rpm
Airflow at 100% PWM / 12V:
61.8 CFM / 105.1 mÂł/h
Air Pressure at 100% PWM / 12V:
2.51 mm H2O
Bearing Technology:
Rifle
Motor Technology:
4-pole fan motor
Rated Voltage:
12V
Input Current:
0.17A
Safety Current:
0.45A
Input Power:
5.4W
Connector:
4-pin PWM
Cable Length:
500 mm
Lifespan (h / 25°C):
60,000
Accessories
Thermal Grease:
Included
Mounting Set:
Intel, AMD
Adapter Cables:
Bottle of Coolant (ml):
Included / 100
ARGB-PWM-Hub:
Included
Safety Certifications
Approvals:
CE, FCC, UKCA
Warranty (Years):
3
Article Number:
BW020
EAN Code:
4260052191132
Dimensions, Package (L x W x H):
448 x 205 x 137 mm
Gross Weight, Package:
2.6 kg
Pieces per Packaging Unit:
4
Dimensions, Shipping Box (L x W x H):
470 x 300 x 460 mm
Gross Weight, Shipping Box:
11.3 kg
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