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Zalman ZM-G200 Anti-Corrosion Coolant
- Replaces the Zalman ZM-G100 Anti-Corrosion Coolant | ZM-G200 Anti-Corrosion Coolant [57 in stock, 60 due in 11 days]  (1 customer review) - Review | $14.86 |
Zalman's Anti-Corrosion Coolant is designed to prevent corrosion in materials such as copper and aluminium. This provides peace of mind for long term operation. It is to be used in conjunction with distilled water only! Please note that this product supersedes Zalman's previous coolant, the ZM-G100. The main difference between the two products is that the new version is based on propylene glycol rather than ethylene glycol. Propylene glycol offers the advantage of being virtually odourless.
The ZM-G200 is an ideal choice for any water cooling system, whether it be one of Zalman's own Reserator systems, or a water cooling product from another manufacturer. Please note that if you are thinking of purchasing a Zalman Reserator, there is no need to buy a bottle of ZM-G200, (unless you require a spare) because one is already included in the Reserator kit.
If you have been looking at the specification for the Zalman Reserator 2, you may be wondering what the ZM-G300 is. In fact the ZM-G300 is exactly the same coolant as the ZM-G200, but the bottle contains only half the amount. Because the Reserator 2 is more compact than the Reserator 1 series, it requires less coolant. Zalman do not sell the ZM-G300 as a separate item because the ZM-G200 can be used instead.
Features
- 500ml of anti-corrosion coolant
- Perfect for any watercooling system
- Dilute with 2 litres of distilled water
- Virtually odourless
Specifications
| Composition | Propylene glycol and anti-corrosion agent |
| Volume | 500 ml |
| Freezing point | -9°C |
| Effective Duration | One year |
| Warranty | 24 months |
Customer Reviews
ZM-G200 (1)
Anonymous - Posted: 28 Aug 2009 16:41 (9/10)
A good all-round coolant, wets the water-blocks effectively, doesn't smell too bad, and lasts a really long time. The instructions say to change it once a year but I've used it for 4 years with no trouble in a system that doesn't run too hot. Definitely remember to use distilled water to mix it though, if you use tap water it can turn to blue-green gunk in the pipes after a few months.
