Scythe Kazemaster Flat Review
Introduction and Technical Specification
Published: 5th December 2012 | Source: Scythe | Price: £29.49 |
Introduction
Scythe are no stranger to fan controllers, and it has to be said neither are we here at TTL towers. Having looked at the Q12 and the Pro we now cast our gaze to the Kazemaster Flat. With it's flip down flap hiding the controls and very low profile design it's clear that Scythe are aiming for the consumer who needs a fan controller that will fit behind a case door with no risk of extraneous knobs and excrescences fouling and preventing door closure. The sleek lines and fairly basic spec sheet suggest that Scythe may be opting for the KISS approach here. For further details lets take a look at the full specification
Technical Specification.
| Model Name | Kaze Maste Flat |
| Model-No | KM06-BK (Black) |
| Overall Dimensions (W x H x D) | 148,5 x 42 x 83 mm / 5.8 x 1.6 x 3.26 in |
| Display Dimensions (W x H) | 119.3 x 16 mm / 4.7 x 0.62 in |
| DC Input | 5 V or 12 V (From PC Power Supply) |
| DC Output | 3,7 V (±10%) ~ 12 V (±10%) |
| Fan Channels | 4 |
| Fan Speed Range | 0 - 9990 upm |
| Temperature Channels | 4 (0 - 100°C / 32 - 199,9°F) |
| Weight: | 160 g |
| Accessories | 4x Temperature Sensor Cables, 4x Fan Cables, 1x Power Cable, 4x Mounting Screws, Installation Manual |
Most Recent Comments
Looks very good, and these nice designs are good innovation by the company!! And good review!
I always wondered with these wired sensors ... aren't those "sticky plastics" accumulating heat?
Hm, the Bitfenix Recon still seems like a better option to me
very nice look but shame i got my NZXT Sentry Mix already 
Good stuff. Got KazeMaster Pro, love it! 
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