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I've found that engineers tend to collect hobbies that inherently lend themselves to needlessly over complicating systems in pursuit of perfection.... ...and things that involve drinking :cross: Not that I wold know anything about either of those things.

Any more information on what one you might be getting? there are a number of 16A versions and from the looks of things the 16A2133 is going to get you the closest to what you will need as it will be able to drive 2 relays to turn off and on both a heating a cooling device.

for $20 you are asking the wrong question... What you should be asking is "how do I wire up my sweet new Love controller" :rockin:

With the understanding that using a love controller at all is a bit overkill (I have one), using the Series 16A is way overkill as it is designed for process control. While the TSS2 should give you all the control you need you may want to look at some of the home thermostats. I dont know if...

You can also take the bay bridge tunnel across to Va beach area and avoid Baltimore, DC and Richmond all together. :ban:

well in that case... I've got nothing. I dint notice the date on the post and I was trying to give them the benefit of the doubt.

I have to say that my experience with Keg Connection wasn't as good as I was expecting with all of the rave reviews that they get on here. As a matter of fact I ordered from them because of there outstanding reputation here. That being said I will chalk up the lack of communication to moving...

I'm in the same boat. It will be great to see the different ways people finish out the freezer with so many people having the same one. The Red Oak collar is built (overbuilt) just waiting to route out the recesses for the hinges, stain, wood putty, and seal it. The love controller is...

For the price you payed if you are still having trouble after a good soak you might want to run down to your local automotive maintenance center and have them take a wack at it with the impact wrench. I cant imagine that they would say no if you offered some home brew in trade.

To all of you that are using a Love or similar and have it mounted so that the wires are in the freezer/fridge. Did you do anything to protect the wires that are in there? Was there any thought given to using anything other than standard 14/3 such as direct burial rated wire or something in...

I just got mine set up in the dining room... its cooling down now so I can see what the "warmest" setting is and maybe work out what the Kw/Year will work out to once I put the love controller in. Maybe a Keezer build thread is in order... :cross:

Jezter, the brew day sounds like debaucherous good time but I will be camping that weekend. I will be sure to make an opening for the next one for sure.

I used to work in West Chester until they moved me to a work from home position. If I had to chose between VT and PA I would chose VT as well

Hey every one, I have been brewing for a few years and decided to start kegging and when I started looking around I found this fine site. I haven't moved from partial mash to all grain yet but from the research that I have done so far I'm sure that this site will be huge help. If any one...

Oh, and since I was in the market for this I have been doing a bunch of research on this freezer and it looks like it will fit 4 kegs and a 5# tank as long as you build a collar. Also please note that the OP uses a 10# and that is why he can only fit 3 with the tank.

I'm heading out tomorrow to pick one up... I'm glad I waited a week to get it. I was ready to pull the trigger last week and my cheapness has payed off :ban:

I fully expect to have some losses due to the lent of the Co2 line but I expect them to be minimal compared to the 5' of beer line per keg. I want sure if it would be better to run the regulator at the tank or once I got closer to the kegs but I think price will dictate that the regulator be...

Hey Yall, I wanted to say Hi since this it my first post. I have been reading up on all of the great info here and I'm getting hardware together to move from bottles to kegs and make my life easier. I was able to score a full 20lb Co2 tank for $50 but the room that will hold the Keezer...