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Cpt_Kirks

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Got my brew bench wired while off for the holidays. Two 20A GFCI's, with both powering a pair of 20A switched outlets (2 for pumps, 2 for Heatsticks).

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Switches and GFCI's:

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Switched outlets on the back:

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:rockin:
 
Nice, love the blue and the creative pump shields. If you have yet to brew I'd suggest shorter hoses leading into the pumps. Ideally you don't want the liquid to flow below the pump head and then back up for priming ease. If you've already brewed and it works, ignore what I said.:rockin:
 
IrregularPulse said:
Are you just running your heat sticks full blast at all time? No temp controller?
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Ah, you are referring to "Phase III".

Yeah, they run full blast now. I manually control them with the switches.

I'm looking at SSR's, PID's and maybe a Brewtroller board later.
 

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