Chest freezer fermentation chamber

[soccerguy83]

Hmm that's odd, I can see them, I have them linked off another forum just as I always do.

Will look into it.

 

[soccerguy83]

Finished up the ferm chamber! Just waiting for the caulk to dry to test it out.
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[wardens355]

I would recommend putting some kind of dehumidification inside, especially since you have an outlet in there. Maybe an Eva-Dry? Is it normal to place a receptacle inside the keezer? My spidy-sense says danger.

 

[b-boy]

I have on in mine. I used a box designed for an outside receptacle. I also used a lot of silicone to waterproof it. Plus, it's a GFCI receptacle.

 

[soccerguy83]

Yeah I'm not overly concerned about it, I will have a GFCI receptacle in there, just threw this one in for the time being to test power supply etc. I need to find a GFCI with the ability to have separate power to each receptacle as I am running my heat lamp off one and the other will always be on to power my fans. The first GFCI that I got thinking it would work didn't as the other hook ups were for a load not the bottom outlet :smack:

 

[soccerguy83]

I have on in mine. I used a box designed for an outside receptacle. I also used a lot of silicone to waterproof it. Plus, it's a GFCI receptacle.

Do you have two GFCI's or how did you get separate power to each outlet in the receptacle? Everything I'm seeing for GFCI's is that the second set of connections are for load only. I'm thinking about just installing a GFCI in the wall of my garage to put the entire unit on GFCI.

 

[soccerguy83]

All outlets in my garage are on a GFCI breaker, so I'm good to go!