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um ok you lost me on that part.....can you explain that? please

will this work for me? Solid State Relay (40A), 24-240V AC I am running a hot plate thats 1100w on a 110v plug. I know some about house wireing but not enough to know if this ssr will work for me. Thanks

I am making an english mild tomorrow but doing the hop burst method so my hops only need to be boild for 20 minutes. Do I still need to do a full 60 minute boil? the recipe: 5 lbs mild malt 1 lb carapils 1lb 35l carastan .5 lb chocolate malt 1 oz motueka hops at 20 minutes left in...

thanks I think a phone call to them will yeild the best results.

link? for what I need? I am not very educated in the realm of pid/ssr stuff. Oh and thanks for the suggestion, if it helps I want to run a hot plate with a pot of water to heat a copper coil for a herms.

I need the whole kit, pid/ssr/thermocouple. I need 110v and 25a. Also if the pid can display *f that would be awsome, so who sells the whole kit? I prefer not to use ebay. Thanks.

Personally, I use this calculator... very concise: http://www.northernbrewer.com/priming-sugar-calculator/

1. the hlt gets heated by propane.......the heat exchange gets heated with the hot plate(its a seprate system) it will only hold about 3 gallons, but the water will be preheated from the hlt the hot plate will just maintain a temprature, I will run an experiment today to test 144* to 155* then...

its 110v 40 amp My mash will start at my target temp, I will run a coil recurculating the mash through the coil in the pot which the hot plate is heating, so I was going to fill the pot with leftover strike water from the hlt there should not be much varriation in initial temp, but I also want...

For the pid and 30-40 amp ssr I guess I would be better off getting the johnson controls a419 it comes out to be $10 cheaper after shipping.......bummer......

no not me.......I dont have any money to start with lol! I looked through his stuff, looks like the voltage for my hot plate might be too high and I will need the a419

why is that?

I make 5 gallon batches but some day will upgrade to 10 gallon batches, I am building a brewery that is partially electric, its going to be a herms and my heat exchange will be a copper coil in a pot of water with an electric hot plate heating the pot of water. I looked at the johnson controls...

IMO I think 70* is just fine some folks I have read let the beer heat up and get more activity at around 80*

All 3 batches are done bottled and carbonated. I used only one package each for 2 batches and the third got a good healthy starter. The 2 batches started and finished at the same time about 5 days I let it go to 10 days then placed in a secondary. The starter batch had airlock activity in...

I just got both of my new "little" pumps today, both run just fine and I will be placing them inservice this weekend. As for magnents and coatings and all this other stuff, I DONT CARE. I have done research and there are several high temp food safe/grade coatings out there. If I were a...

http://tmpaint.en.alibaba.com/product/455603689-212867610/High_temperature_food_grade_metal_paint_color.html not saying they use this but often times a quick internet search might be the best thing. Also are stir bars not magnetic also? where as I thank you chugger for your input it does...

I just ordered a pair of these today!!! 2 for the price of 1 chugger shipped, caint beat the price might not flow as fast but it will do just fint for my 5-10 gallon system.

I found a 10 gallon plastic bucket(read as 12) its hd food grade plastic with the same dia lid opening as my 5 gallon buckets from a plastics company localy in South East Va. I think this thing has great potential. If I can see internal pics of the new product I will buy one! I am in the...

I am guessing it will be late January or early feb, before I can report on this, I do not expect it to arive before jan1 I will be making this brew an extract for simplicity and speed, 6lb wheat extract ekg hops for bittering only.