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You linked to a cooler... he said he no longer wants a cooler. Check out SpikeBrewing Ben doesn't sell the false bottom but he can tell you where to get them at a reasonable price.

I usually don't care for wood brew systems but this is one very nice looking unit. Almost a piece of furniture. Well Done!

No no no... contact us and we'll sell EXACTLY what you NEED... ;) Baby steps is how I did...

+1 on How To Brew by John Palmer

Yes, we have done a few BCS systems. RIMS and direct fire. So far, no customers have actually ordered a HERMS system manual or otherwise. I think averaging the Coil Exit and the grain temperature would be better. It's the actual grain temperature that is the final target. What would really be...

A little pricey but a far more elegant solution than what Auber offers for a similar price.

HERMS coil exit is the most accurate location to identify actual wort temperature. Mash Tun Kettle is the most accurate location to measure actually mash temperature. 3 sensors would be the best scenario: HLT kettle, HERMS coil exit, MT kettle. The purpose of the PID is to prevent temperature...

The hoses are required to be labeled. And yes, some hoses sold at large Hardware stores are only rated at .5 PSI. I know, we have one in the junk bin.

Or use a copper pickup tube which is simple to bend or cooper pipe with a 45 degree copper fitting... solutions at 1/10th the price

Buy fittings from BrewersHardware they are ready for use with the correct o-rings

The other name for the burners Cash is using is BG10. One reason we steer clear of them is because they are extremely loud. Then again, sound alone is a safety feature... right? Noise = gas is burning. I'm a firm believer in tri-clad kettles, however, since we build custom stands and often do...

These switches do not even have a place for a ground. Assuming the panel is powered by plugging it in, the cord should be 2 conductor with ground and plugged into a GFCI outlet. The box the cord goes into should be grounded to the cord. From there, anything you want to ground can be tied back...

I didn't see that he had already drilled them. They're too large now. A high pressure regulator won't cure the problem because the gas valves have a maximum working pressure of .5 PSI / 11" W.C. Time to order new orifices.

Banjo/BG14 burners come standard with high pressure orifices from China. And most are sold that way. The orifice (the brass fitting) will need to be drilled out. We use size .078" (#47). We also use a needle valve inline before the burner for full flame height control.

Why does he need a ground on the switches?

Wouldn't relays for 220V be a better solution? No need for different wire or contact sizes and it conforms with standard engineering practices.

PM or email me Overkill: if a lot is good, more is better and too much is just right

Brewers Gloves: a glass of cold beer to wrap your burnt fingers around. :ban:

You want adjustable? We got adjustable.

We have another low pressure banjo stand build coming up. I'll take photos of the burners in action.