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Hey RussPDX, great setup you have there, congrats. I wish I had your skills in electricity and hand-work! I'm more of a software guy so I have a lot to learn. What I'm afraid is buying a piece that's not gonna enter the kettle, wrong amp or something like that so I have to do a lot of...

Thanks for the heads up guys! I wasn't planning to buy this. I have an electrician friend that can help me. Or I will just get the "Tower of Power" part I need

Thanks doug! Blinchmann support just confirmed this. Apparently all you need is some sort of Adapter from your control box to the outlet. Haven't found a cheaper controller than this 240$ once tough : http://www.amazon.com/dp/B00K5KB3DS/?tag=skimlinks_replacement-20 And it's not on...

Thanks wilserbrewer, I am the one who contacted you for a BIAB bag not long ago. Still waiting on my setup to purchase one :) I have checked the brewhardware site. Biggest they seems to have for kettle is a 16gal, and I would prefer to encourage my local brewing shop. Really sad that brewing...

Trying to find a control box that would work on the fly with the BoilCoil 240V. I don't want to go with the "Tower of Power" as this seems way overkill/expensive? A simple on-off switch would be enough for me. Only thing close is this and quite expensive too...

Thanks for the feedback Bobby, I haven't yet decided between a 15, 20 or 30gal. But 30gal is probably too much for a beginner looking to start with 5gal batches. I was not thinking about the element being outside for 5gal batches, that is a problem. Problem is I'm aiming for the long term...

After some research I found a good alternative The Blinchmann BoilCoil 240V. Since I am in Canada and we have 240V installed for oven, it should work without too much work needed. I just have to figure how to find/build a control Box

Hi there, I want to start brewing and I'm looking to purchase all my starter equipment! BIAB looks perfect for me as I'm a beginner and like the minimalist approach. I would like to purchase a big kettle, around 15-30gal. I know it's big to start but I want to be able to keep it for a long...