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Well... If you don't get the bottle back they cannot expect to EVER get another beer. No? I would not ask... (Maybe I would give it as a conditional value up front. Just saying... - Probabily not. I would more than attend to the wait and see version.) lol.... P-J

Oh well... I tried. BTW: With decent flow in a RIMS there is NO possibility for your concerned. Oh Well. I tried to help. I'm Done! P-J

The one I linked is Stainless Steel for all of the components that would be in contact with water. P-J

Try this one: Rheem SP10869FH Element - 240V/1500W Stainless Steel http://bostonheatingsupply.com/SP10869FH.aspx Hope this helps you. P-J

No. It is all the same. Please do not worry about it as I am way too old now to handle it anymore. I have a hell of a time just keeping focused on things that matter. I will be extremely lucky if I last another six months. Getting very old sucks. Thanks anyway for your concern. Wishing you...

Are you all really happy that I am no longer making diagrams??? It is all of this type of BS over time that convinces me to quit doing them and supporting this forum.. Sorry all. P-J

thekraken, You have it exactly right. P-J

No stupid question.. If you can get a 2k/2w resistor you are in business. No problem at all. P-J

Try this one out: P-J

It could but it will require some very serious wiring diagram changes. See if you can figure it out. P-J

Quick answer - Yes you can do that. Auber Instruments carries an appropriate indicator light. P-J

The 3 wire dryer outlet is 240V and Neutral at the outlet. The plug and cable you use to connect to that dryer outlet can be a 4 wire cable (red, black, white and ground and then you would use the red, black & white to make your connections in the spa panel. I hope this makes sense and helps...

When you wire the E-STOP you use the N/O contact so that when pressed it closes and delivers leakage current to trip the GFCI breaker. Hope this helps. P-J

Thanks so very much for posting the full scale image so that others could see the adventure. This helps me think that I am also helping others on this forum with ideas about brew systems.. Thanks!! Oh.. and I'm really pleased that I could help you in your adventure. Wishing you the best...

Chris. Diagram is finished and emailed to you. It took me many many hours to modify and complete the drawing. Hope it fits your needs. P-J

With all of this BS you begin to undestand why I do not join in on many treads any more. Way to much BS going on.

All of the diagrams that I make are made with Microsoft Image Composer. P-J

Thehopguy, It is going to take me some time to try and cypher your diagram. I'll get back to you. Thanks P-J

Take a look here: auberins.com/ Look at switches SW4 and SW3 Hope this helps P-J

augiedoggy, I do not have an affilation with Auber Instruments. I use and am familiar with their products. Also, I have helped many others in their planning when they have chosen a different PID for their system. The problem I encountered in this thread was the fact that the PID was not...