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Core Temperature Regulator

Construction Components · Commodity · Protective Components

Market prices for Core Temperature RegulatorBuild it: materials and costEverything in Construction Components

Volume
180 m³
unpacked
Packaged
180 m³
cargo space per unit
Mass
0 kg
affects agility and warp
Radius
1 m
hull size in space
Portion size
1
units per reprocessing batch
Type ID
57479
as used by ESI

What the game says about it

Core Temperature Regulators are standardized, supplementary systems used to regulate, mitigate and recycle surplus heat energy developed by naval ship reactor cores. Refits to empire navy fleets in response to the Triglavian Invasions often increased the overall power requirements of vessels, by upgrading or adding defensive and offensive systems, while not replacing reactor cores or carrying out major upgrades on these complex and valuable components. Additional power requirements have entailed running older reactor core designs "hot" and core temperature regulators are used to monitor, mitigate and, where practical, recycle surplus heat energy.

What Core Temperature Regulator is built from

Manufacturing from Core Temperature Regulator Blueprint. Price the whole chain

Goes into

32 things are built with it - the first 24 by name

Abaddon · Apocalypse · Apocalypse Navy Issue · Armageddon · Armageddon Navy Issue · Barghest · Bhaalgorn · Capital Core Temperature Regulator · Dominix · Dominix Navy Issue · Hyperion · Leshak · Machariel · Maelstrom · Megathron · Megathron Navy Issue · Nestor · Nightmare · Odysseus · Orca · Rattlesnake · Raven · Raven Navy Issue · Rokh

Core Temperature Regulator in EVE Online

This page is the dictionary entry: what the item is, what it weighs, how much room it takes in a hold and - when a blueprint exists - what goes into making one. The numbers come from the game's own data, so they change when CCP patches the game and not before.

Prices are deliberately somewhere else. What something costs is a question about one item in one place at one moment, and its market page answers it properly: best sell, best buy and every order we have stored, region by region.