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Interesting... GFCI cable, $240. Spa panel with GFCI - $50... Ugh.

Pardon my ignorance, a GFCI protected cord has the protection built into the cord? It knows to trip when it sense a leakage of current?

I just had an idea, not sure if this is possible or totally breaking all sorts of electrical code/rules/blah... Can I mount the spa panel on my brewing rig, and feed the SPA panel with (sufficiently sized) electrical cable from the four prong panel? Or is it a very bad idea to feed the spa...

Awesome, this is good information. It sounds like GFCI is something that I need... Not sure how it will affect my welding use of that same outlet. The spa panel might be out of the question, I only got the approval to put in a 240v receptacle. I don't think I can do more wiring in the...

I just moved into my new place and setup a NEMA 30R three prong receptacle (mainly for my welder - but I would like to tap into that for my soon to be - electric brewery setup) Do I need a GFCI outlet for the heating elements for the brewery setup? I plan to use a HERMS coil setup with some...

Wow. Learn something new everyday! Sauce pot it is! :mug:

I made the switch about four years ago to all plastic carboys (better bottles) - I never noticed any oxidization even at the 6-8 week mark. They are worth it for the safety and ease of moving them around. However, I did buy a couple glass carboys for a big Russian imperial stout that I am...

Alas, it's time for me to downsize to a smaller apartment. The plus side, is I will have a natural gas range to brew beer! Does anyone know of a manufacturer of a brew pot (or any stainless pot for that matter) that is wide enough to go over two burners on a gas stove? Maybe an oval pot? :)...

I now know, from reading about half a dozen websites on kegging, that I shouldn't use bleach on my corny kegs because it causes pitting and corrosion of the stainless steel. Realistically, how much damage could I have done by leaving them in the bleach solution for 1hr? For future, is Star...