Ek a240g

[Overkill]

I am looking to run the EK A240G kit on my new Ghost S1 build. Only issue I see is draining the system. Can anyone recommend a 3 way G1/4 splitter, ball valve and plug that is either aluminum or acrylic?

[Hooded]

I have some acrylic 3-way splitters, not in use brand new.
Not knowing where you will find a valve though.

[dknourek]

If you want to stick to Aluminum or Acrylic ball valve you should try a local plumbing supplier, one that specializes in accessories for fixtures. I personally have not seen either Aluminum or Acrylic valves for PC cooling. I'l try to ask around and if I can find out anything Ill post back in here.

[Overkill]

The 240G kit is well priced and exactly what im looking for with my little Ghost S1 build. Seems odd that EK wouldnt offer more parts, although i do see a T fitting on their site, just to ball valve or plug.

I did find this cheapo on amazon:

https://www.amazon.com/Vanpower-Thre...DP1CAKXNENNDZ4

[nass]

its a soft tubing build the 240 no real need for a drain,,, there more for hardtube builds

[wattermain]

Hey Overkill, If you don't want to use a Darkside or Bitspower valve, you could try this setup.






I picked up the Koolance G 1/4 to NPT 1/8 adapter (Part # ADT-G14M-N18F) from Daz a while back. I think it was the last one. I use it for leak testing but in a case like your S1 it may help to route a 1/4 inch tube to a remote drain point. These valves do a good job of sealing, at least for my purposes.

[wattermain]

Sorry Overkill, just realized that the rad is aluminum. Ignore whatever I said

[notgod]

its a soft tubing build the 240 no real need for a drain,,, there more for hardtube builds

Not sure what you mean. Hard tube or soft tube, a person still needs to drain system at some point for whatever reason. A drain valve makes it much easier to drain, and less of a chance of water getting places it shouldnt. I incorporate a drain valve in every water build.