Alphacool VPP755 Eispump
Alphacool is announcing today the next evolution in pump technology with the VPP755 Eispump. Built completely from the ground-up, this new pump design throws out all the old problems with the well-known D5 pumps and retains only the compatibility to all current D5 tops and brackets.
The VPP755 Eispump dispenses with the spherical bearing, and opts instead for a ceramic shaft that allows for quieter operation. The motor's coils are now on the outside instead of inside. According to Alphacool, all of these innovations provide more stability, which results in less vibration. It also means the power consumption is cut nearly in half. Yet the VPP755 Eispump still boasts a 4m maximum head for higher performance. The VPP755 Eispump is also distinctly quieter than the classic, well-known D5 pump while providing the same performance.
On the backside of the pump there is a small rotary switch, which has 5 levels for manually controlling the pump. The unique thing here is that the manual control and PWM control can now work together - a system patented by Alphacool. Using the rotary switch, the general maximum RPM for the pump can be set, which then cannot be exceeded by the PWM control. Practically, this means that if the pump is set to level 3 with a maximum RPM of 3200, you can also only reach a maximum RPM of 3200 through the PWM control, allowing for true user-set cooling and noise levels.
- Dimensions (DxH): 60 x 53,5mm
- Cable length: 50cm
- Standard voltage: 12V DC
- Power consumption: 14W
- Accepted voltage: 8-13v DC
- Pressure at 12V: 4m head
- Maximum flow: 350l/h
- Pump fluid: water, water/glycol mixture
- Maximum system temperature: 65°C
- Power connection: 4-pin Molex
- Speed sensor signal: 3-pin
- PWM signal: 4-pin
- Special features: adjustable to five levels
- Level 1: 1800 RPM
- Level 2: 2500 RPM
- Level 3: 3200 RPM
- Level 4: 3900 RPM
- Level 5: 4500 RPM
The VPP755 Eispump is now available for $70.
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Quieter, better performance and a lower power consumption.
Worthy successor to the VPP655.

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generaly Alpha Cool are very silent pump
Sadly the fitting is dangerous due to material not made for strong arm... lol
Exept that and the german doc everything is nice and cool.
So be very carrefull when you fit it into your system

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Maybe I'm missing something, but isn't 350lph a little.... low for a D5? I mean the VPP655 is 1,500lph at 4,800rpm, and I don't think the 300rpm difference would drop the flow by almost 80%.
I feel like a 1 is missing (so 1,350lph), but every listing I've seen is missing the same.
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Maybe I'm missing something, but isn't 350lph a little.... low for a D5? I mean the VPP655 is 1,500lph at 4,800rpm, and I don't think the 300rpm difference would drop the flow by almost 80%.
I feel like a 1 is missing (so 1,350lph), but every listing I've seen is missing the same.
The flow rate is actually slightly better than the D5s.
They oddly measured flow rate somehow.
2 reviews of it out already.
Its significantly quieter than D5s.
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Sounds like a damn nice pump!