The sealed radiator-block system is shown in Figure 3. At the left is the radiator; at the right you can see the block. There is a cable on the block, which brings power to the integrated pump.
Figure 3: Sealed system
Figures 4 and 5 reveal the radiator of the WATER2.0 Performer.
Figure 4: Radiator
Figure 5: Radiator
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