Liquid cooling (Everis)
Everis LQ6
- Selection criteria
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Everis LQ6 is the CPC series with 3/8" flow for liquid cooling of electronics, for example between cold plates, tubing and rack manifolds. Its valve closes without drips, even under pressure and after long periods in the connected state, so a loop can be opened without draining it. Bodies are chrome-plated brass, working pressure goes up to 8.3 bar, and the EPDM versions are rated for -17 to 115 °C. Terminations include 3/8 NPT male thread as well as hose barbs and locking hose barbs for 9.5 mm (3/8") and 12.7 mm (1/2") tubing.
LQ6 by seal and colour
Pick the seal for your coolant and the colour for supply or return.
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Selection criteria
| Criterion | Everis LQ6 |
|---|---|
| Flow size | 3/8" |
| Max. working pressure | 8.3 bar |
| Temperature (EPDM) | -17 to 115 °C |
| Body | Chrome-plated brass |
| Seal | EPDM for glycol/water, FKM for dielectric fluids |
| Terminations | 3/8 NPT male thread, hose barb and locking hose barb 9.5 mm and 12.7 mm |
| Colours | Blue, red |
Frequently asked questions
- What is Everis LQ6 used for?
- It connects cooling lines with 3/8" flow in electronics and server cooling, for example at cold plates, manifolds or a CDU, where a line has to be separated without drips.
- Can I disconnect under pressure?
- Yes. Both halves close their valves on disconnection, so no coolant escapes. This also holds after long periods in the connected state, because the seals carry no friction while connected.
- Which seal suits my coolant?
- EPDM is intended for water-glycol mixtures, FKM for dielectric coolants.
- Why blue and red?
- The colour coding makes supply and return easy to tell apart on manifolds and tubing and helps avoid wrong connections.
- What pressure and temperature ratings apply?
- Working pressure goes up to 8.3 bar. Versions with EPDM seals are rated for -17 to 115 °C.