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Redllamas looks great, only worry aboutbeing watertight.

This is what I used to use.

Yes I use this exact one. I like it, and the clean look and ease of install. Only used it once so far, so good.

This one goes 13" into my kettle. It has a built in watertight casing.

Plus I can be sure it's clean! I found it challenging to clean through a 2" hole.

I cut off the bottom,added a triclamp,and an adjustable drain that can either pull from the bottom or above the yeast cake, and mounted it on the wall.

Sounds like you have the kegging figured. Always open the picnic tap all the way. You should try hopping your serving vessel too. I usually suspend a hop bag with an ounce or so of Cascade or citra in my IPA keg till it's drained.

I decided to flip my sanke fermenter upside down. I want to be able to clean it easily while also making it easier to drain. I cut the top in 9.5" circle an am using a 10" triclamp gasket covered in clear lexan. Still kind of figuring best way to keep sealed. Any suggestion. On the bottom ( or...

I figured it out, you were right, probes we're wired wrong. When I corrected the wiring the temp readout corrected and the elements we're able to be fired!

I tried all combinations of wiring, no luck. Both PID s are both the same, also tried both sensors too. Lowest adjusted temp I can get is 375 f.

Pt100 yes is set correctly, I wonder if I had it hooked up on initial startup, maybe that could be a problem?

I have the inkbird 106vh, it can be calibrated from -199 to +999. My problem is that after going -199 I'm still 399 degrees off!! Any ideas on how to fix this, I believe my probes a wired correctly.

I have the dspr1, maybe I was looking at wrong instructions. Here is a pic of the parts list I followed

I'm firing up my new control panel for first time. First off, should the contactors make a buzzing sound when activated? Second after looking at the instructions for the auberins dspr boil controller it says the element won't be active unless there is a temp probe hooked up. Is that accurate...

I'm planning a 10 gallon batch of Tide Pod Stout ,but am not sure how many pods to use. I read other people have used 1 pod per gallon, but that seems high to me. Should I just drop the pods in the mash, boil or, dry pod the fermenter. Thanks

I used a step bit for the holes , they come out to about 1 1/4" but check at each step when you get close. I also bought on Amazon the 1" npt nuts front dernord but they did not work,too big. Ended up buying from bargain fittings, I believe they are 1" NPS nuts with gasket. Bought my 3 wire cord...

I got mine, and it seems like it will tighten down quite a bit, 3/8 maybe.

Going to drill HLT today, wondering about placement of element, coil, and probes. I've read to put mash probe on the coil out. HLT probe in the low side of vessel or the water out? Do I have to constantly recirculate the water to get an accurate reading? I guess I want the element as low as...

I used his other e-book for the 30 amp 2 element build, and definitely helped to have all the info in one spot. Easy to follow diagrams split into different steps. seems as if that would be the one you want.the one you are looking at is for a single element. I bought a control box at auberins...

Has anybody had experience with these elements with housing? They look pretty slick , and are ulwd,and stainless.