When looking at the radiator, we can see that it comes with mounting holes for both sides, for a push-pull configuration, even if only one fan is supplied inside the box; the appearance of the radiator is a lot like the other no-maintenance cooling systems present on the market from Corsair or CoolIT:

On the top of the radiator we can find the product serial number, along with the name of the product:

The pump/plate combo has a nice Antec and product logo drawn on it; we can observe a small cap which is supposedly used to fill up the installation with coolant:

On the bottom we can see a plastic cap, that is used to protect the pre-applied thermal compound; this one can be removed by rotating it a little and then by pulling it:

After the removal of the included paste, we can see the copper base with a very smooth finish, along with the 10 screws that keep it fixed:

The tubing is much less rigid compared to the one we could find on the CoolIT or Corsair units:

The 120mm fan has no fancy logos on it and comes with only two wires; it is regulated directly by the cooler itself, by plugging it into the appropriate fan connector: