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***SOLD**** Selling my brew supply.com 2 PID 30a 2 element Kit. I bought it in February however I am moving and do not have the space to set the electric brewery at my new apartment.
When I purchased it I added the DIN rails that are 1/3 meter cuts that fit and mount perfectly in a 16x16x8 box. It comes with wiring diagrams that have the option to add a 3rd PID and optional timer. All parts were mounted but never used. The relays and heat sinks were glued together with the appropriate thermo glue.
I paid $215.00 for it and am selling for $190.00, plus the shipping costs to get it to you (it should all fit in a flat rate box).
Kit design for PID Control. Features circuit structure to control 2 (upto 5500w) elements, 1 at a time as well as 2 pumps.
Kit includes all pieces necessary to build a PID controlled electric panel with 2 220v elements and 2 pumps. Uses 2 PIDS.
Kit includes:
8 - LEDs (2 white 220v, 2 white 110v, 2 yellow 110v, 1 red 110v, and 1 green 220v)
1 - Emergency Stop locking push button with NC Contact
1 - Extra No contact for E-Stop
4 - 2-Way Switches with 1 NO Contact. For power to PIDs and pumps
1 - 3-Way Switches with 1 NO Contact. For power to element's contactors
1 - Key toggle Switch for panel on/off
3 - 40a Contactors w/ 110v Coils (1 ea for elements, and 1 for control panel power)
2 - 40a Solid State Relays for PID control of elements, includes heatsink
1 meter of DIN rail, cut in either 1/3s (fits enclosure perfectly) or 1/2
20 - Terminal Blocks for wire from 6-24 awg
1 - New style 32a 2 pole DIN Rail Breaker
1 - New style 6a 1 pole DIN Rail Breaker
6 - Terminal block anchoring ends
3 - Terminal block end covers
3 - Terminal block seperators
2 - Terminal block connecting bridge pieces
1 - Wiring diagram with our recommended design
1 - Buzzer
Recommended additional Hardware (from the website)
Enclosure
PIDs such as the Auber SYL-2362 along with temp probes
Outlets for the elements (either via cord grip, flanged outlets, or other type)
Outlets for the pumps
Plugs for the pump outlets (usually create a jumper to the standard plug)
Main power in (flanged inlet or cord grip usually)
inlet power connector
Optional timer
Optional paint
Optional tags
Highly recommend upgrading to the large heatsink in the kit as well, as the SSR relays used for the elements can get quite warm, and therefore are best mounted so the heat can get away.
When I purchased it I added the DIN rails that are 1/3 meter cuts that fit and mount perfectly in a 16x16x8 box. It comes with wiring diagrams that have the option to add a 3rd PID and optional timer. All parts were mounted but never used. The relays and heat sinks were glued together with the appropriate thermo glue.
I paid $215.00 for it and am selling for $190.00, plus the shipping costs to get it to you (it should all fit in a flat rate box).
Kit design for PID Control. Features circuit structure to control 2 (upto 5500w) elements, 1 at a time as well as 2 pumps.
Kit includes all pieces necessary to build a PID controlled electric panel with 2 220v elements and 2 pumps. Uses 2 PIDS.
Kit includes:
8 - LEDs (2 white 220v, 2 white 110v, 2 yellow 110v, 1 red 110v, and 1 green 220v)
1 - Emergency Stop locking push button with NC Contact
1 - Extra No contact for E-Stop
4 - 2-Way Switches with 1 NO Contact. For power to PIDs and pumps
1 - 3-Way Switches with 1 NO Contact. For power to element's contactors
1 - Key toggle Switch for panel on/off
3 - 40a Contactors w/ 110v Coils (1 ea for elements, and 1 for control panel power)
2 - 40a Solid State Relays for PID control of elements, includes heatsink
1 meter of DIN rail, cut in either 1/3s (fits enclosure perfectly) or 1/2
20 - Terminal Blocks for wire from 6-24 awg
1 - New style 32a 2 pole DIN Rail Breaker
1 - New style 6a 1 pole DIN Rail Breaker
6 - Terminal block anchoring ends
3 - Terminal block end covers
3 - Terminal block seperators
2 - Terminal block connecting bridge pieces
1 - Wiring diagram with our recommended design
1 - Buzzer
Recommended additional Hardware (from the website)
Enclosure
PIDs such as the Auber SYL-2362 along with temp probes
Outlets for the elements (either via cord grip, flanged outlets, or other type)
Outlets for the pumps
Plugs for the pump outlets (usually create a jumper to the standard plug)
Main power in (flanged inlet or cord grip usually)
inlet power connector
Optional timer
Optional paint
Optional tags
Highly recommend upgrading to the large heatsink in the kit as well, as the SSR relays used for the elements can get quite warm, and therefore are best mounted so the heat can get away.
