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sabco false bottom - 15 inch that is derrins trub filter - brewershardware.com

also wanted to post my new cleaning tool - no more scrubbing!

This was my 2nd brew on the E-Herms. 11 Gallons of Robust Porter. Got 90% efficiency. very happy with everything. I'll try to put these in chronological order: first things first...checking the FG of my Haus Pale Ale - its excellent - drinking one now: Video - Heating Strike...

i run my march pumps for hours. both for herms recirculation and sparging. i just use a simple silicone hose that lays on top of the grain bed. I keep 1-2 inches of water over the entire grain bed. i get 90%+ with this method. No fancy sparge arm needed in my opinion. I sparge for...

i use the A419 to control my chest freezer for fermentation. i tape my temp probe to the side of my sankey fermenter or carboy with bubblewrap insulating the probe from the air temp. probably would be better to have a thermowell that measured inside...but I don't want to have to clean it...

dude...awesome setup. I graduated from University of La Verne. Loved that place. Living in South Carolina now.

Auberins are also flush mountable. 2362 would be good for on/off temp control.

Definitely put pump before chiller and rocket.

they are sabco

I would stick with 1/2" personally, just for consistent flow rate throughout my setup. I bought this chiller from midwest, and re-purposed it as my herms coil: Stainless Steel Immersion Wort Chiller w/Garden Hose Fittings 50 ft mine is off center in my keggle hlt. I am recirculating the...

here is my chiller setup - my thermo is connected to chiller via Tri-clamps. Makes for easy removal and cleanup. it's a little cluttered, so trying to find a better way to mount/plumb.

are you buying a sabco fermenter?

let me know how this works out. i am looking into similar solution

yes, that is the exact same fitting I used. if you read my post on installing the coil (post #30), you will see that I ended up drilling out the compression nut to fit around the coil. The coiling process put it into an oval shape that caused it not to fit out of box. depending on your...

There is probably a little room to go lower, but my coil is completely submerged during the entire mash. I think Maybe the coil is wound a little too tight and perfectly in the vertical plane. The coils touch each other, and if it were looser vertically, maybe more water could get in between...

Thanks rsklhm! You are exactly correct!

I use the grounding lug inside the adapter. Even with a gasket, the tri clover clamp creates continuity to the kettle.

ok - here are some pics of the first brew last weekend. My beginner buddies came over and decided to brew an extract batch in the driveway, so I spent my spare time helping them, and didn't get as many pics or enought focus time with my brew. filtering brew water. I use an potable water...