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Shorter ULWD or longer LWD element for brewershardware rims tube?
I am trying to decide between the two elements which are both 2000 watt 240v. This element will be run on 240v.
This one is LWD and 9.5" long: http://bostonheatingsupply.com/sp10869gl.aspx This one is ULWD but it is only 6" long: http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B000KKVZUY/ref=oh_details_o00_s00_i00 For those with more experience since I have none yet which would be better in this rims tube? Shorter ULWD or Longer LWD Both are same wattage and voltage. I kind of was hoping to find a Longer ULWD element but that does not appear to exist so i am faced with choosing between these. I was thinking that a longer element would be exposed to more of the mash fluid while recirculating. I like how the shorter one is ULWD though. not sure which is more important. |
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The other problem with the Amazon one is it is $18 plus $18 shipping. That's way too expensive. |
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So I guess I am still faced with the dilema.. send this one back and get the rheam LWD model that I know for a fact is 9.5" long not including the fold or keep this ULWD one even though it is so stubby at about 6" not including the fold..... i think my original logic still stands(more surface area = better) so that means I should return the stubby ULWD element and purchase the LWD Rheam model because it is longer. I was just looking to see if other agreed who might be more experienced. EDIT: I actually purchased this stubby 6" ULWD element twice now. Amazon told me they sent me the wrong item and sent another and sure enough its a stubby 6" element. So now I have to either keep it or send it back and get the Rheam which I know is longer but LWD instead of UWLD. |
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