Alphacool wants to light up your case with its Eislicht

Posted on Tuesday, February 21 2017 @ 17:09 CET by Thomas De Maesschalck
Alphacool introduces the Eislicht, a new case illumination product that works the same way as backlighting for displays. It's a rectangular-shaped panel that measures 312mm x 39mm, it's just 7mm thick and it has four magnets so you can easily mount it in a steel case. Alphacool offers white, blue, red and green versions for 24.99EUR a piece.
Alphacool presents the next step in modding and style. With the “Eislicht” , Alphacool is introducing a brand new technology into the field of case illumination.

Installing lighting into PCs started many years ago with cathode tubes. They had a pleasant, even glow, but were rather chunky and difficult to integrate into a system. Their lifespan was also a lot shorter than today’s LEDs.

The latter are state of the art today, and the world of modding can hardly be imagined without them. They’re easy to install, don’t use a lot of power, give off very little heat, and their lifespan is very long. However, their illumination is rather piecemeal and often looks awkward due to the many individual LEDs.

The Alphacool Eislicht lights combine the best of both worlds. To do this, Alphacool used a proven technique based on the backlighting for monitors and TVs. This makes Alphacool the first manufacturer in the world to use this technology for PC lighting.

The Alphacool Eislicht lights offer a uniform, consistent illumination and can be mounted or repositioned anywhere thanks to their magnetic screws. A double-sided adhesive strip is also included so that the Eislicht can also be mounted on plastic or aluminium.

The lights are powered through a 3-pin cable, as found on most fans. With the Alphacool Eislicht, Alphacool is starting the first generation of a new illumination method.
Alphacool Eislicht



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Thomas has been messing with computer since early childhood and firmly believes the Internet is the best thing since sliced bread. Enjoys playing with new tech, is fascinated by science, and passionate about financial markets. When not behind a computer, he can be found with running shoes on or lifting heavy weights in the weight room.



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