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This has been sold. Thanks all for the interest.

Big Price reduction of 20-40+ percent... Lot for $1600 - see below for individual prices and info 1 BBL gear: $350-$650 $500 - 40 gallon Stout Conical Fermenter - 3" TC port on side for CIP spray ball (spray ball not included). TC blow off port. 3" TC clamp, gasket, and cap are included...

Still available.

Reducing price on these: Location - Berkeley, CA I have the following available. Local pickup preferred, in particular for the stand. Fermenters do not include fittings. We purchase 1.5" butterfly valves from eBay for about $25/ea. Gaskets are about $1 for silicone and clamps can be had for...

Hi all, Does anyone have one of these who is willing to lend, rent, or sell it to me? I am looking for the tool (linked below) that @Bobby_M sells at BrewHardware, but they are currently out of stock. I would like to add about 8 ferrules to various vessels and this would really help me out. We...

@BrunDog - do you have any thoughts on sizing this for 1BBL? Target boil-off rate of about 2.15GPH. Your calculator figures ~17 GPH flow rate from the nozzle. I was thinking of using a 1.5" TC. Wondering if you have any thoughts on the narrow diameter of the tee. I.E. will there not be enough...

Here are some pics. Please note, the stand does not include pumps or brewhouse. Burners and regulator (regulator almost new - $75 value) are included.

Location - Berkeley, CA I have the following available. Local pickup preferred, in particular for the stand. Fermenters and brite tank do not include fittings, except the TC thermowells with NPT adapters. $700 - 40 gallon Stout Conical Fermenter - fermenters are rated to 4 PSI and are designed...

Pretty sure I have it figured out. :)

Hey all, Wondering if anyone has a wiring diagram for the above mentioned. I am using an internal AC/DC converter, PWM for speed control, on/off switches and DC Pumps. Having a hard time deciding in which order the on/off and PWM should be wired. A diagram would make the whole thing easier...

Hi Augie, I bought a couple of these PWM speed controllers for 2 Topsflo TD5 pumps. I am wiring them up, though, and realize I need to translate the Chinese to distinguish "in" from "out." Would you happen to know which is which? Also, which is the correct order? 1. Power Supply-DC...

Hi Augie, I wonder if you would share how you wired this meter up. It seems the donut works in place of the shunt required by the models in Kal's build. To be honest, I'm not quite sure what the shunt i is for. I guess the amp, volt, energy draw to be measured would be the hot off the main...

Likely what I will do. It's only a little more in the grand scheme of things, but probably fluff.

Anyone see a use in having a level gauge on an HLT, that already has internal level markings? Does it seem more precise in transferring strike and sparge water, or should I just open the lid and save a few bucks? Thanks for your opinions.

Hey Augie, I'm going to order a pair of these. Thanks for the link. Is it just a small drilled whole for panel mount, or is there a larger diameter cut to be made. I have access to a laser cutter this weekend, so I want to make all the cuts I need to make. Also, do you have any idea what the...

Thanks Augie. I know the drill. I don't suppose there's anyway to use the speed control on these while simultaneously using the outboard AC/DC converter? I assume I'd have to wire them inline between the adapter and pump? I'm sure it costs extra because they are included. So, I might as well...

Thanks for the info and for the schematic. Looks super easy. It's no problem using the 50amp GFCI with 30 amp service? Like this: https://www.amazon.com/dp/B000BQT1AS/?tag=skimlinks_replacement-20 Thanks!

Hey Augie, I am super interested in this, but I really have no idea how to wire them up. Do you have them hard-wired into a DIN rail power supply like this: https://store.brewpi.com/td5-24v-brewing-pump I would really like to have a disconnect plug/receptacle option at the panel, so they...

Well. I thought I just had a small question, but seems I have made some gross miscalculations. :) At least I didn't get it all wired up beforehand. Thanks all. I am really learning about electric as I go. Seems like I have a few options here, but they will require selling or swapping some of my...

Shoot. Well, better that I found out before I started cutting holes in the enclosure. I guess I would consider dropping my Chugger pumps and grabbing the Topsflo DC versions. I already own the inline GFCI though as well as panel mounts and plugs for L6-30. I'm not totally sure I can return all...