Common Applications of Remote Radiator.
- High-Performance Computing (Liquid-Cooled PCs):
- Custom Water Cooling: Enthusiasts use remote radiator setups (often called “external” or “mora” setups) to achieve extreme overclocking and near-silent operation.
- Workstations/Servers: In data-dense environments, servers can be cooled more efficiently with a centralized, remote cooling system.
- Industrial Machinery:
- Powerful lasers, CNC machines, and industrial motors generate immense heat. A remote radiator allows the cooling unit to be placed outside the factory floor, saving space and improving efficiency.
- Heavy-Duty Vehicles:
- Construction equipment, mining trucks, and military vehicles often use remote radiators. The radiator can be placed in a protected location with good airflow, while the engine and transmission are packed tightly into the chassis.
- Gaming Consoles (Modded):
- Some modders add remote radiator systems to consoles like the PlayStation or Xbox to prevent overheating during long gaming sessions and to enable quieter operation.