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If you email Dave at High Gravity Brew before you order you can make all kinds of changes to the build. I installed a EZBoil DSPR320 in mine (thread here: https://www.homebrewtalk.com/forum/threads/ezboil-dspr320-experience.665739/#post-8607056) and had the plug changed to one that worked in my...

Great, thanks.

It looks like two wires running from the "Heat" switch that are connected to the PID are then extended down to the double pole relay/contactor. The output of the SSD also runs to the relay so it looks like if I flip the switch, it will also kill the power. Is this a recommended / recognized...

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I'll try and do that when I get home from work.

I dont think so. I dont see a way to do that on the unit. But it does say - 'Outlets completely de-energized with switches off' Details here: https://www.highgravitybrew.com/store/pc/Brewery-Controller-Electric-Wort-Hog-EBC-130-272p5041.htm

No big clunk (I assume this is a relay sound?). It's just the noise of the switch flipping. Edit - just read the website and it says: 'Outlets completely de-energized with switches off' Details here...

This is correct. The program is stored and you can jump to the correct step when it powers back up. If you were in the middle of a timer step and killed the power, you'd have to jump to the next step at the correct time manually. Not ideal.

I don't know the internal wiring, but that could well be the case. There are two fuses on the right i might be able to trip but i'm not sure.

No. I have the WortHog. The heating element switch shuts off the pid as well as the heat.

I noticed I had to crank my pump up higher at the mash step and the mashout step to normalise the temp gradients when the timer starts. 6 mins sounds about right. I arranged it the way I did incase when I doughed in it came under temp somehow and I didnt want the element to fire and the timer...

That's great. Thanks very much. I did not pick that up from the manual.

I cant work out how to do that from the manual. Any pointers? Thanks.

I haven't actually looked into the relays. I didn't build the controller myself so i'm hesitant to change any of the wiring. Turning pumps on and off would be nice though. Please revert back if you work it out.

I recently bought a new setup for eBIAB and I had the controller made (I don’t trust myself to build my own) with and EZBoil DSPR320. I have to say, I love the automation and I wanted to share my programmed steps both for feedback and to help others wanting to use the device. Each program step...

Digging up an old thread, hope that's OK. Wanted to add that I brewed this 2 ish months ago. Let it age for 6 weeks and it is indeed a stellar beer. I changed the recipe up a bit to use hops i had to hand, different yeast (LHBS didnt have WLP013 and i thought the fruitiness of the WLP023...

I’ve been brewing for about a year and decided to go ahead with designing my first recipe. Recently I’ve been a big fan of Pizza Port – Swami’s Session IPA (now available in cans) so I wanted to brew my own take on a session IPA. While designing the recipe I felt like the grain bill needed to...

Thanks all. I'll definitely start saving the hot water for cleaning. Should have thought of that before.

I thought i'd share my experience with my first all grain brew, with my first wort chiller. As i was stepping up to all grain with a much larger boil volume than a partial, i wanted to cool much quicker than the standard ice water bath. I live in SoCal and as there is a water shortage i wanted...

Thanks all. This has been very helpful.