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These probes are 4" long and are 1/4" NPT. The DIY kit uses a XLR connector for easy connecting and uses a stainless steel wire rope to protect the wires from breaking. This is all protected with 2 layers of braided sleeving and black shrink wrap.

I have two DIY 4" RTD temp prob kits from electricbrewery. The cable color is black. These sell for $42 each as a DIY kit. I am offering them both for $60 plus shipping.

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Thank you everyone for the interest, items have been sold.

Thanks everyone, items are sold.

Up for sale is two 1" tri-clover economy ball valve from brewers hardware, 2 long 1" ferrules, 2 end caps, 3 1.5" silicone gaskets, 4 1" silicone gaskets, and three tri-clamps. Also include are several tri-clamp pipe fittings. The above items are new from brewers hardware except for the...

I have boxed up the items, the dimensions come to 8"x12"x20" at 10 pounds. Shipping to 14845 comes in at $17 for UPS Ground from Sioux Falls, SD. Thanks.

Up for sale is a 16 gallon keggle. This boil kettle has a side drain, temperature gauge and top fill. It uses tri-clamps throughout. This will work perfect with a banjo style burner or an additional hole could be added and you could go electric with a heating element. The item is located in...

I have for sale two conical-fermenter.com 1.5" tri-clamp to nsp thread adapters for installing water heater elements. Included is 1 4500 watt Richmond brand element, two 1.5" tri-clamps, two 1.5" ferrule and silicone gaskets. Also I can throw in some 10-3 SO cord. The one measures 80" and the...

Yes you can get a heating element to fit through a 1.5" ferrule. If you look I will be soon posting a sale for just the parts you will need. Thanks, Brad.

If you look at the above picture there are 3 flared stainless steel fittings lined up in the front row. The first fitting on the left is a 1/2" to 3/4" and is used to flare out a hole for a 1" solder joint. Note you need to stop pulling the fitting short of all the way. I drilled the hole in...

I just got done soldering the fittings on my boil kettle and wont need the parts any more. I soldered 4 fittings and as you can see there is left plenty of solder left. The solder is a one pound spool of Stay Brite #8 in 1/8" size. This is the better grade of Stay Brite solder and the 1/8"...

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