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I will take remaining kegs. PM sent

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Me too. Great to deal with.

we use it fine with a pump system.

Did not want to go that route as you would need separate breakers inside the control box and didnt think it was worth the hassel. We are using a 25 gal HLT so if we wanted to back to back 12 gallon batches we wouldn't lose much time. Just finished drilling, cutting and painting brewing...

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Started work on the Brewer part of this build. Used a ideal carbide hole cutter which worked great. Slow and lots of cutting oil.

Finally had a chance to finish the ferm/keezer controller. It was a tight fit, but pretty happy with the results. If anyone else plans on using dual DC power supplies make sure they are grounded together. You will save yourself some time troubleshooting, trust me. Starting the brewery...

I assume you meant HLT and BK? But it sounds like you want to build Kals @ http://www.theelectricbrewery.com/ exactly, or am I missing something?

Me too!

sounds like a good plan

Both on eBay. Both around 5.00 shipped.

also looking at your link "The following relays have a transistor booster on the input, which virtually eliminates the current requirement of the coil. This means that a BCS 5vdc 20ma output can easily switch the relay." thats for relay control not for powering the coil i.e the BCS can switch...

if your pump motor fries the load will be between it and board not before

If you plan on powering that relay board with the BCS you should double check the mA draw. Pretty sure you will need to auxiliary power it. see: http://wiki.embeddedcc.com/index.php?title=Wiring_and_Physical_Specifications Specifically Mechanical relays section. And maybe move your pump fuses...

you need a neutral on your DPST main power relay control. Also 2000W @ 120 is 16.6 Amps not sure how much accessory power you will need/have additional. Explain what you are trying to do controlling the pump with the PID as well?

Drilled and mounted components for the ferm/keezer on the back plate last night. I got a used hoffman 12x10x6 box for $25 shipped.

flat or rounded?

Measurements would be great. Also if you could take some pictures so I have an idea what it even looks like would be amazing! thanks

Monitored via networked computer. Dedicated IP with port forwarding so I can see it from outside my LAN.