Element Port Question

[HopsAnonymous]

I am looking at purchasing a 20 gallon stout kettle setup for my home brewery. I would like to eventually go electric but currently need to stick with using propane (don't have a house yet). I am looking at ordering this kettle but was curious if there is a way to cover the electric port so that I can use propane for the time being. I would prefer to get everything for the long haul even if I can't use it at the moment. Any ideas or suggestions? Still new to brewing and got a lot to learn.

http://conical-fermenter.com/BK20TW-TI-EL1.html

Thanks in advance!

 

[rgauthier20420]

Simply use something like this with the gasket and clamp and you'll close up the hole.

 

[xsists]

This should work for you.

https://www.brewershardware.com/1.5-Tri-Clover-Cap.html

 

[HopsAnonymous]

You guys are great! Thanks for the help!