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I'm looking at the Brewhardware remote regulator kit for my CO2, but does anyone know if something similar exists for nitrogen? Here is the kit in question.

I want to run a CO2 utility line off of my kegerator for bottling, pressure transfers, etc. What is the best disconnect that can handle both gas, and has an auto shutoff function so that I can leave the line pressurized (at maybe 5psi) and just connect into it when I need it without opening the...

Probably a long shot, but before I go the DIY route, if anyone has anything they are interested in parting with, please let me know. Must be in/near South Bend, IN or willing to deliver.

**Sold Pending Funds** Below are the major components of what I have, and what it costs new (kettles from Spikes Brewing, everything else from Brew Hardware, table from Amazon). All of it is new and unused! As I said in my previous thread, this build got out of hand, and my wife is insisting I...

I started working on this last year, but my wife changed her mind on how much space I could have mid build. That kind of killed my spirit, and I just slowed down the build since I knew I wasnt going to have the space for three vessel. I have already moved on, and my dreams of finishing this...

Anyone want to share experiences or pictures? Im very close to signing a contract for some work, I just want to make sure there isnt something Im missing. Its pretty difficult to get a patio for this price without doing DIY, and the reference work I have seen looks pretty amazing.

My panel has a 20amp 120v input, which is used for constant power for my BCS, as well as to power the 120v portion of my RIMS tube. It also has a 240v 50amp input for my HLT, BK, and 240v segment of my RIMS. Im trying to solve the problem of safe/sane grounding for the 20amp circuit. I...

I have this amp/Volt meter that I am getting ready to install. My question is, it comes with some very thin Guage wire. Is it still okay to use on my 50amp 240v panel, or do I need to some how replace the wire or solder in a fuse?

Do you need to have a ground post on both your panel and the panel door, or is just the panel fine?

I'm building an ebrewsupply BCS-462 kit. I had Ryan include one input button, but I'm wondering if I might want to add at least one more. Who is using input buttons, how many are you using, and what are you using them for?

I know a couple of you have these integrated into your panel. Can someone post a picture of both the display and the wiring? Brewershardware has these in stock (finally!) and I want to order a handful. Im thinking I need to also buy an equal number of the I2C cables as well?

I have been exchanging emails with Ryan from eBrewsupply to work out a custom control panel, and Ben from Spike's Brewing to get some custom welds on kettles. So far this is where Im at: Panel 50 AMP 240v Input 15 AMP 120v Input BCS 462 2 240v Outputs to power HLT/BK 1 120v/240v...

Does anyone know the watt density of the RIMS Rocket? Im curious to how it compares to say a normal 3500w ultra low watt density element.

I just finished shipping kegs from a group buy that I organized on Reddit, and these are kegs that I purchased to ensure the buy would go through that I dont particularly need. These are brand new, manufactured in China by Kegco's OEM. I have opened a handful of them, and they look pretty good...

Im hoping you might have a better idea of what is going on before I spend the money to freight this back to the manufacturer. I purchased some Chinese made equipment, and it is not within electrical spec. I had spec'd US 220V, 60hz. What I received is 220V 60hz, but the space for the incoming...

Im looking to import some complete brew systems from overseas, and I wanted to see if there was any interest. I have two manufacturers that have viable products, but I was curious which one would peak more interest. Both systems will be capable of doing a full boil for 50L (~13 gallons), run on...

I had originally planned on swapping the tower for a three tap tower, but they are so expensive I cant bring myself to do it. Does anyone know how the coolant lines are run on the Danby? I was thinking I could buy two more single taps and just drill and add them. Would that work? Any other...