For controlling your pumps you need 1 of these per pump. Due to the fact that you are able to power everything up to 25 watts of load you should be able to control your chosen pumps without any problem.

There are 4 "normal" temp sensors included in the AE Package. You can trow them into your case anywhere you want. For monitoring the water temperature you can choose between inline type (male female), inline type (2x female) or en extra one (maybe in your reservoir). For the last one you have to you use one of these fittings (1/8" or 1/4"). You should use at least 2 water temp senors - in front and behind the radiator.

To monitor your flow you have different options:
1. the normal Flowmeter
2. the new one, based on pressure difference: mps flow 200 (no moving parts here )
Both are able to monitor flows between 40 an 200 l/h without any problems

When you have all your stuff together you can connect every part to an USB Port and you are fine. But if you want to control everything out of the AE you have to connect all of the separate devices with an Aquabus cable. The high speed aquabus is for the poweradjust. The rest of all the devices can go on the low speed aquabus. But if you connected your PAs to your AE you can connect all the other devices to the PA and they send all the signals to the AE.

Sorry that i couldn't provide any frozenCPU links - but the side was a little confusing

If you have any questions, just ask.

Greetings b0nez

The one you linked is a stand alone - the one I linked need an AE to work (you need this cable to connect both devices).

The second link you posted doesn't work. Your fans are controlled by the AE - each of the four channels can handle a load of max. 19,8 watts.

As long as you want to control pumps there is now way around the poweradjust. But if you use the AC Version of the D5 you can control the flow oder better the rotation without the PA.

Hi there.

The poweradjust is not able to control PMW pumps. Here is the manual. Sorry if it sounds like the PA can handle PWM pumps.
There are two types of the AC D5 Pump. A normal one which uses a potentiometer to control the speed and a advanced Version which is controlled by a micro controller.
The PA is able to control the voltage which is delivered to your pump. But you have to change the normal molex on your pump to an 3-pin Fan header to fit the power output.

Controlling pump speed is not something that is essential, the manual pumps set to a speed that gives enough flow is totally fine.

To control pumps with an AQ5 the best way is with the USB d5's ... they are a normal manual control d5 that has been modified so that a digital controller replaces the dial function. They can then be controlled via USB and the Aquasuite software or directly by the AQ5.