Thorsbrew
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Hey guys, slowly building out my setup and the next thing i'm looking at is a pump for pumping water through an immersion chiller (and one day perhaps a CFC) as well as recirculating BLC cleaner for my keg setup. It'd be great if i could have 1 pump that would serve both purposes.
I was following this guide Here. That pump Here is probably fine for recirculating BLC through my keg system but i doubt its enough for an immersion chiller?
So i was looking at this pump Here thats probably more than enough for an IC or CFC but would that be way too much for recirculating BLC through keg lines?
If it could work i'd rather get the stronger one because i was thinking a third awesome use for the pump would be to fill a bucket with hot tap water and use higher pressure water for cleaning kettles and whatnot as opposed to slow tap water and elbow grease.
Aside from whether that much flow through 3/16" beer line would cause any issues (foaming, anything else?) i was wondering if a pump designed to run through 3/4"-1 1/4" tubing adapted to run through 3/16" line might over stress and kill the motor?
Lot of thoughts there, i know
Thanks for reading!
I was following this guide Here. That pump Here is probably fine for recirculating BLC through my keg system but i doubt its enough for an immersion chiller?
So i was looking at this pump Here thats probably more than enough for an IC or CFC but would that be way too much for recirculating BLC through keg lines?
If it could work i'd rather get the stronger one because i was thinking a third awesome use for the pump would be to fill a bucket with hot tap water and use higher pressure water for cleaning kettles and whatnot as opposed to slow tap water and elbow grease.
Aside from whether that much flow through 3/16" beer line would cause any issues (foaming, anything else?) i was wondering if a pump designed to run through 3/4"-1 1/4" tubing adapted to run through 3/16" line might over stress and kill the motor?
Lot of thoughts there, i know
Thanks for reading!
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