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I agree with your idea of using a single 220 4500 w heating element. inreference to making it safe, do you have to have the spa panel on a gfci breaker at the main or is the panel sufficient. And it seems that all spa panels are 50 amp. Do you have to have a double pole 50amp breaker too. Even...

i have two 2000w elements ran to two different 20amp gfi outlets. One of the outlets will also power my steelhead pump. The gfi outlets will be mounted to the rear of my control panel. The panel will be powered by a 220 volt line which will be plugged into my dryer outlet when its not in use...

fantastic, in reference to the electrical side of the build, -two ssrs and one pid to control them? help with which ones to buy and where. -three different 12 guage lines from my box on gfci (one for each element, and on for the pump)?

very interested in this setup and need imput on my set up. - can you build the rig without the counterflow wort chiller. i have a keggle im converting with two 2000 watt elements and a 40 qt polarware as my mlt. since i have a drop in chiller, can i build the system without a bucket chiller...

5 gallon batches, i didnt think my 42 quart mash tun would be big enough to do ten gallon batches

wife just got me a 42 quart polarware with a thermometer, false bottom, and ball valve for christmas. here is my idea 1. take old stainless polarware 30 qt pot and add a weldless sight glass, thermometer, and ball valve from monster brew.com, heat this hlt with a warner 1300 watt electric...

thanks, I am actually going to buy the kit off of ebay, the 15 gallon one

I'm about to make to the transition from extract to all grain. Can you make barleywines or stronger ales in the 5 gallon coolers or should i just get the 15 gal one. I prefer making the high octane brews.

is it possible to use my bottling bucket as my primary? Is there a downside?