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I forget where I read this but someone asked how loud the stasis is compared to other glycol chillers. We have the SS Brewtech 3/4 HP chiller at the brewery and it puts out 75-80 db. So a unit that is far more powerful and actually intended to be in a brewery setting roughly puts out 5-10 more...

I couldn't agree more. Who does this?

This is starting to irritate me as well. I completely understand the world is not normal right now and I think it is great they are still working on a fix. Kudos to them. However, they initially said, the "vibration which is the result of the plastic top plate vibrating against the metal...

Support got back to me. Here's what they said: "Our team's been working on solutions for the noise this week and has provided the following: While the dampening material didn't seem to eliminate the noise, a much simpler solution did. The 2 screws on the far left of the unit (see photo...

Craft a Brew posted an update around the vibration on the kickstarter page. I'm pasting it here for transparency. "We had a few units experience an oscillation or vibration which is the result of the plastic top plate vibrating against the metal casing. Generally this noise will stop if you put...

Thanks for sharing. I'm using an app but it reads 72db right next to the chiller so I'd say it's a pretty accurate app.

Not true for me. Mines currently cooling a 10 gallon batch and a 5 gallon batch. Both set to 64f. The compressor kicks on roughly every five minutes.

Mine sounds exactly like yours with similar db readings. It's way too loud in my opinion.

Yes! This is my biggest complaint right now. Mines in my basement and I can hear it upstairs whenever it kicks on. Definitely wouldn't recommend The Stasis for the apartment brewer.