Swiftech H20 120 - Manual (Page 7)

II. Installation of the cooling components
The following is a typical sequence of components installation. Placement of the cooling components may vary depending on your chassis
configuration.
1. FBK525 Fill & Bleed installation
The fill-and-bleed kit may be installed pretty much anywhere
in the chassis, thanks to its flexible retention clip attachment
system. A majority of users will find it convenient to install in
a 5 ¼” bay.
To simplify the bleeding process described in following chapters, the
fill-and-bleed kit should preferably be installed at the highest point of
the cooling circuit, such as the uppermost 5 ¼” drive bay.
Each clip will be attached to the chassis with the provided screws as
shown in the example in Figure 1 below. A single screw is sufficient
per clip.
Figure 1
The clip retention system accommodates a wide range of
configurations, which will depend on the particular chassis, and users
needs. For example, a rheobus can easily be installed in the same bay
as the FBK525 as shown Figure 2 below: Another example in Figure 3
shows a “standard” setup.
Figure 2 - Notice how the ball valves are only held by one set of jaws
in this example.
Figure 3
A “standard” setup
2. MCR120-F Radiator installation
The radiator/fan assembly fits in most intake or exhaust openings
designed to receive a 120mm case fan. Depending on the case
design, the assembly will either fit straight up (inlet and outlet up), or
may need to be rotated 90
° as shown in Figure 4 below. If a “bolt-on”
installation is not possible due to the chassis layout, we suggest using
The
MCB-120 “Radbox ” for an external installation.
Figure 4
Please use the separate installation guide provided with the
MCR120-F radiator assembly to fasten the radiator to the
chassis (also listed in appendix).
TIP!