Brewing Kettle 15.5 gallons - $180
-Silver soldered in thermometer and diptube fittings to make sure it will never leak
-Dip tube can be positioned at bottom of kettle to completely drain or on side to avoid hotbreak and hop material
-Weldless spincycle whirlpool fitting
-Sight glass was calibrated by weighing water 1 gallon at a time to make sure it is as accurate as possible
-3 piece valve so it can be cleaned easily
-Camlock fitting on valve
-Removable heat shields to prevent valve or thermometer from getting too hot. With some burners with a built in shield this isn't necessary. Some will get the thermometer and valve very hot without a shield. I found I didn't really need them with my burner.
Hot liquor tun 15.5 gallons - $140
-Silver soldered in thermometer and diptube fittings to make sure it will never leak
-Dip tube can be positioned at bottom of kettle to completely drain or on side
-Weldless whirlpool fitting
-Sight glass was calibrated by weighing water 1 gallon at a time to make sure it is as accurate as possible
-2 piece valve. It can still be taken apart to clean if needed but it shouldn't need it on a HLT.
-Camlock fitting on valve
-Lid
I have been using these for years for 10 gallon batches and they work great. I have switched over to an electric system though and don't need them anymore.
Kettle
HLT
-Silver soldered in thermometer and diptube fittings to make sure it will never leak
-Dip tube can be positioned at bottom of kettle to completely drain or on side to avoid hotbreak and hop material
-Weldless spincycle whirlpool fitting
-Sight glass was calibrated by weighing water 1 gallon at a time to make sure it is as accurate as possible
-3 piece valve so it can be cleaned easily
-Camlock fitting on valve
-Removable heat shields to prevent valve or thermometer from getting too hot. With some burners with a built in shield this isn't necessary. Some will get the thermometer and valve very hot without a shield. I found I didn't really need them with my burner.
Hot liquor tun 15.5 gallons - $140
-Silver soldered in thermometer and diptube fittings to make sure it will never leak
-Dip tube can be positioned at bottom of kettle to completely drain or on side
-Weldless whirlpool fitting
-Sight glass was calibrated by weighing water 1 gallon at a time to make sure it is as accurate as possible
-2 piece valve. It can still be taken apart to clean if needed but it shouldn't need it on a HLT.
-Camlock fitting on valve
-Lid
I have been using these for years for 10 gallon batches and they work great. I have switched over to an electric system though and don't need them anymore.
Kettle
HLT
