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I really like the switchcraft solution. Are those rated for 30amp? Any chance you can provide model numbers so I can locate the plugs / connections in their catalog? I'm curious if they are any cheaper than the twist lock plugs. I'm tempted to put in the basic right angle plugs on my control...

Yes, the StL Brewer's Heritage Festival was great. I enjoyed myself probably a little too much. :drunk: I was disappointed that the city shut down the homebrewers. Last year my favorite brew was a Double IPA one of the homebrewers was serving. So I was really looking forward to talking to the...

P-J, This is perfect. I'll be sure to post pictures of my progress here in case anyone else is wanting to do a similar build. I can't wait to get started. Thanks again. Ryan...

P-J, Your contribution of countless hours dedicated to this community is absolutely priceless. I'm sure a lot of the electric brewers out there would still be on propane if it weren't for you. Thank you for putting this together. This is awesome! The only differences of what I had planned was...

P-J, Thanks so much for taking interest in my post. Yes, I would like to incorporate the key toggle switch for the on/off, but I'm also open to suggestions if it over complicates the build. Rbeckett, I'm just using Visio to mock up the panel layout. Thanks for the compliments.

thanks stlbeer. I think I will reach out to P-J to see if he has anything. Your schematic is really close to what I'm doing. I just need to figure out the timer and alarm part. I've been browsing post here for months now to get an idea of what I want and how to do it and of course have realized...

I'm seeking a wiring diagram for the following two PID + Timer 50amp build PID: Auber SYL-2352 Timer: Auber ASL-51 My plan is to follow P-J's advice and use a SPA panel for the main power feed. I want the PIDS and timer powered on by the main power switch. The elements are switched on by...

I'm up in the air over using the SWA-2451 PID versus using a separate timer. I like the idea of having the timer built in, but think it might be a little less intuitive since you are timing the boil from the HLT PID. In regards to the Auber timer, if you are not concerned w/ pausing wouldn't...

stlbeer, Thanks for the feedback. The alarm part of the build is the only thing that is confusing me. I'm not sure the alarm on/off is necessary, but have seen it in similar builds. (I guess I would always want the alarms I set to trigger.) I assumed the reset on the timer would turn the...

I'm hoping to get feedback on the layout and functions of my control panel. My plan is to be able to run 2 - 5500 watt elements along with two pumps at the same time. I want to power on the PIDs with the main power switch. The PIDs I'm using have built-in timers, so I'm including a reset button...

checkout www.ebrewsupply.com They have BCS control panel kits which list the parts along w/ wiring diagrams. This might give you a better understanding of what you need to build a control panel the way you want it using a BCS.

Nice build thread. The din-rail and wire management looks great. I'm in the planning and gathering stage of my PID ebrew build. So this is my inspiration. Also, I will be at the St. Louis Brewers Heritage Festival. Can't wait to sample the brew you made on the rig. Cheers!

I would be interested in a Kal on the outside, maxed out din-rail on the inside kit with the option to deselect items I might already have. For instance I already have the enclosure, contactors and probes. I'm very glad I found your site through this post. Sourcing all the necessary parts can...

3rd in line pending price.

PM sent on 4 faucets.

I'll take 3.

I'm interested in the three perlick faucets and shanks if you part out the keezer.

I'm interested in all three - email sent

I'm interested. Let me know if 1st falls through.