Recent content by GaryTilton

The "old" school barrel on the right is my current brew kettle, which I heat with gas. I was sitting on the new electric barrel. ;-)

I am doing a rebuild of my brewery. Here is a couple of pics. This will be a total electric HERMS rig. I am one of the lucky people, with no limit of the electric power available. So the rig will be wired for 240 @50 amps. I am still welding on the stand (notice all the clamps). This stand...

I have a workshop and office built in a 40 ft (9ft) high Sea-container. Works great for me :-)

here is some basics transformer 120v to 12v Power (watts)= volt x amps output 12 volt with a 10 amp draw so (12x10=120va) would require 120 volt @ 1 amp on primary (120x1 = 120 va) If you are fused on primary side and you overload the secondary the fuse will blow. Fuse the secondary (without...

The normal method is to protect the primary side. So you are correct.