Considering Pro Flow Dynamics Upgrade (Kettle, pump, etc.)

[dave_CLT]

Hey Everyone, this is my first post on here and am hoping to get some thoughts around a setup I am considering. I currently brew extract and have been using a basic kit from Northern Brewer. I'd like to upgrade my equipment to take my brewing to the next level and want to make sure I can expand upon the equipment over time (moving to 10 gallon batches, switching to all grain, going electric, etc.). My goals at this time are to get a new kettle, pump, and plate wort chiller. Right now I am considering:

Pro Flow Dynamics 15 gallon brew kettle - http://store.proflowdynamics.com/modules/store/Boil-Kettle-Kit_P1259181C12074.cfm

Chugger SS Inline pump - http://store.proflowdynamics.com/modules/store/Chugger-SS-INLINE_P722351C37352.cfm

Pro Flow Dynamics Camlock fittings

Dudadiesel 30 plate wort chilller
http://www.dudadiesel.com/choose_item.php?id=HX1230BWGH

For now I would still use glass carboys for fermentation.

Thoughts on the above choices for a setup? Am I investing in the right areas? I haven't seen much information on the Pro Flow Dynamics kettle but it seems like a good build and it has the ball valve, thermometer, and sight gauge already installed. Trying to maximize value while still giving myself room to grow.

Appreciate any advice you all may have!

 

[Prymal]

Look's good but from my experience I would skip the plate chiller and go for a counterflow chiller instead. Plate chillers have too many downsides like getting clogged by hops and hot/cold break, and sanitation. Sanitation is a very big issue with homebrew Plate Chillers. I do not own but am particularly interested in either of these http://jadedbrewing.com/collections/counterflow-chillers as they are the only CFC you can take apart and clean/visually inspect.

 

[The Pol]

I'd skip the plate chiller

 

[dave_CLT]

Thanks for the quick replies guys. What about a cfc like this? http://morebeer.com/products/wort-chiller-counterflow.html