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100% agree with you Bobby, and to be fair, you don't know what you don't know :p I learned a ton by encountering issues / reading this forum, and I'm glad to have some great resource here to fix these issues. I guess my next step will be to either work on a spa panel myself, or to look for a...

Thank you for the inputs. I tried looking for inline GFCIs with 4 wires but haven't found any. I guess i could go the route of a "portable GFCI spa panel" (found here Portable GFCI Spa Panel), but I'm not confident in doing that myself.

If the only issue of this setup is running a 120v pump, I could probably wire it to a switch and power it through the wall, but this is still not GFCI protected

Hey everyone! So, I've been brewing on this setup in my apartment for a while with no GFCI, and no issues. I recently acquired a 240v GFCI (This Hubbell one) and I am currently having doubts. My setup uses an Auber Cube to control one 120v pump and one 240v heating element. This GFCI has L6-30...

Yeah I just don't see the point of 20 gal right now, 10 gal batches are just too much, and 5 gal batches will last me a good while. If I were to go that route in the future, I'd prefer 3 vessel too.

What you described is kinda what I think I will be going for, but instead of the Spike Solo, a custom 15g spike kettle that fits my requirement will allow me to brew without any constraint. 5gal BIAB with a 15gal kettle really sounds like its the best thing in regard to high gravity beers, and...

After doing some more research, I arrived to the conclusion that I shouldn't have to compromise with either of those kits. I'll probably end up with a custom kettle from brewhardware, their price is hard to beat (even after conversion from USD -> CAD + shipping!)

I do have 220 in my apartment, but I would need a cable of ~15 feet if I want to go that route. So I'm a bit hesitant about that setup. About the kitchen stove, its in vitroceramic and the vent is very low, so I can't brew on it. I'm more looking toward going with "field tested" systems, so I...

Hi everyone, new brewer here! As an appartment brewer, I'm very interested in a single kettle setup. My research lead me to either the Unibrau 10gal 120v, or the Clawhammer Supply 10gal 10v. If I go for the Unibrau, I'll go for a dual 1650w element setup. The clawhammer as a single 1650w...