Barrow DDC PWM Pump 🌊
17W High-Performance Pump with Optional A-RGB Reservoir
Overview
The Barrow SPB17-V2 DDC Pump Kit combines a robust aluminum alloy housing with an acrylic top for reliable, quiet operation in custom PC water cooling loops. Featuring PWM speed control that can be switched between automatic and manual modes, this pump gives builders precise control over flow rate and noise levels. The integrated cover-and-housing design lets it run independently without needing a separate pump top.
Key Features⚙️ PWM Speed Control
Switch between automatic PWM control or manual adjustment via the built-in speed dial for full customization of flow and noise.
💡 A-RGB Lighting Ready
Compatible with LRC 2.0 (5V 3-pin) addressable RGB lighting systems. Note: lighting controller sold separately.
🛠️ Durable Construction
Acrylic top paired with an all-aluminum alloy housing provides excellent heat dissipation, improving pump stability and extending service life.
📏 Reservoir Options
Available without a reservoir, or with 60mm, 90mm, 140mm, 190mm, or 240mm reservoir sizes to fit your build.
Choosing Your Option
This pump is sold in multiple variations based on reservoir size, and each includes the pump itself:
• Without Reservoir: Pump unit only, no reservoir tube.
• 60mm / 90mm / 140mm / 190mm / 240mm Reservoir: Pump unit plus a matching acrylic reservoir tube of the stated length.
Overall assembled height = 55mm (pump) + reservoir length (e.g. with a 140mm reservoir, total height is NumberSPB17-V2+TKDDCG50Pump Power17WTop MaterialAcrylicCover MaterialAluminum AlloySpeed ControlManual or Automatic PWMLighting SystemLRC 2.0 (5V 3-pin A-RGB), controller not includedPump Height55mmTotal Height (with reservoir)Ranges from 115mm (60mm reservoir) to 295mm (240mm reservoir)Product ImagesFAQDoes this pump come with a lighting controller?
No, the pump supports LRC 2.0 (5V A-RGB) lighting but the controller must be purchased separately.
Can I adjust the pump speed manually?
Yes, turn the speed switch clockwise for manual mode, or counterclockwise to the end to return to automatic PWM mode.
Which way should the water inlet face?
Always position the water inlet upward so coolant flows in naturally under gravity. Never run the pump dry, as this can cause permanent damage.
