Pumpa Alphacool DC-LT 2600

The Alphacool DC-LT 2600 is a compact liquid cooling pump designed for PC cooling loops where space efficiency and reliable flow are required. Finished in black, the pump measures 48 mm in width, 51 mm in depth and 9 mm in height and weighs 58 g, making it suitable for tight installations and lightweight system builds. Its form factor and construction are intended to integrate into custom and small-form-factor cooling circuits while delivering steady coolant circulation.

Advantages

The pump’s small footprint and low weight simplify mounting in constrained locations and contribute minimal additional mass to the system. Its compact dimensions allow flexible orientation and placement in radiator mounts, reservoirs or dedicated pump housings. Designed for continuous operation in liquid cooling loops, the unit offers reliable coolant movement and compatibility with common loop components, supporting stable thermal management in PC systems.

Suitable for

• Custom PC liquid cooling loops in compact or mini-ITX builds
• External or internal pump mounts where space is limited
• Retrofit projects replacing larger or heavier pumps
• Low-profile systems requiring lightweight components

Key specifications

• Color: black
• Dimensions: 48 mm (W) × 51 mm (D) × 9 mm (H)
• Weight: 58 g
• Design: compact, low-profile pump for liquid cooling loops
• Intended application: PC liquid cooling systems

How to use

Install the pump in the cooling loop following the system manufacturer’s general guidelines for pump orientation and secure mounting. Ensure compatible tubing and fittings are used and that connections are tight to prevent leaks. Prime the loop and run the pump at low speed initially to purge air from the system, then gradually increase to the intended operating speed while monitoring for leaks and flow consistency. Regularly check connections and coolant level as part of routine system maintenance.

Recommendations

Use appropriate thermal-stable coolant and avoid operating the pump dry. Place the pump where it can be accessed for inspection and maintenance, and follow general liquid cooling safety practices such as leak testing before prolonged operation.