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The FRP panels that are used in the interior of this hood are wall panels designed for wet areas such as bathrooms. Something like these might work well for your situation.

Looks nice! I still haven't got all the parts for my control panel build. This weekend I'm going to build a bench like the one Kal made and a matching Vent hood like the one here.

Thats something I hadnt considered. Our power is pretty stable but knowing my luck when we do have an outatge it would be right when I'm brewing. Once I get my electric setup complete I'll have to look into getting a generator or find a close by friend I can barrow one from in case of a...

Looks good jsguitar, glad to see the first brew session on it went well!

Thanks P-J this helps! Right now i'm using a cooler so I know this isn't needed but I'm thinking about replacing it with a kettle and wanted to have the option to use HERMS in that case. I was looking at Kal's MLT and like how he measures the temp of the wort leaving the kettle. It doesn't...

Wouldn't you want to monitor the MLT temp as well and have the PID turn on the pump when needed though? I suppose you could monitor the mash temp with an external thermometer and manually turn on the pump when needed but wouldn't it be easier to have that part automated? BTW P-J your diagrams...

Thanks jsguitar. I agree there's no real reason to display the boil temp, like you I have a thermometer already built into my kettle. I wasn't aware that you could use the PID to control the power output even without a probe though. The Bus Bar's look like a good idea. If i used 3 of those...

I've been researching different electric builds for a while and this design is exactly what I'm looking for. My Father in-law used to be an electrician so he is going to help me get a new circuit setup with a GFCI for this. I think i'm going to use the second design with two indicator lights...

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