mateo27
Active Member
Some of you may remember this -
I recently bought a 30 amp RIMS system with bayou mash kettle and lauter/boil pot - March pumps - hop blocker - huge plate chiller - blah blah blah
So both kettles have their own elements, and they both plug into the same control box that has the PID controller - my question here is - how do I get the PID controller to do both jobs at once?View attachment ImageUploadedByHome Brew1438574135.800016.jpg
I want to use the boil kettle element to continue heating sparged wort while I'm maintaining mash out temps in my mash kettle. This will also shave down on my water heating time. Currently just unplugging one element and plugging in another which works fine for now.
I've looked around and haven't found this kind of information - this is a kit from brew hardware. I'd hate to ask bobby, in fear of wasting his time and he probably is sick of explaining stupid things like this.
If anyone can point me in the right direction.
I recently bought a 30 amp RIMS system with bayou mash kettle and lauter/boil pot - March pumps - hop blocker - huge plate chiller - blah blah blah
So both kettles have their own elements, and they both plug into the same control box that has the PID controller - my question here is - how do I get the PID controller to do both jobs at once?View attachment ImageUploadedByHome Brew1438574135.800016.jpg
I want to use the boil kettle element to continue heating sparged wort while I'm maintaining mash out temps in my mash kettle. This will also shave down on my water heating time. Currently just unplugging one element and plugging in another which works fine for now.
I've looked around and haven't found this kind of information - this is a kit from brew hardware. I'd hate to ask bobby, in fear of wasting his time and he probably is sick of explaining stupid things like this.
If anyone can point me in the right direction.