jeffmeh
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First, the Harbor Freight one referenced earlier appears to have a plastic top with various structural ridges and grooves that would make it challenging for mounting controls. The entire box may be lined with plastic also.
I have been reading various control panel threads, and I posted this in Kal's. My apologies for the cross-post, but this probably belongs here anyway.
A metal tool box that looks pretty promising is the Homak 20" Flat Top. It's the same manufacturer as the hip-roofed one dflipse used, but it is a bit bigger and flat-topped.
I would lay out the controls something like this:
This would be to support a single-vessel BIAB with recirculation, using one PID and one pump. L means light, S/L means illuminated switch, A means illuminated alarm buzzer, S means switch, and R is the reset button for the timer. Any words of wisdom, other than making sure that whatever I use for a back panel is removable post-installation, lol?
And finally, any ideas on the back plate for someone who does not own an angle grinder?
I have been reading various control panel threads, and I posted this in Kal's. My apologies for the cross-post, but this probably belongs here anyway.
A metal tool box that looks pretty promising is the Homak 20" Flat Top. It's the same manufacturer as the hip-roofed one dflipse used, but it is a bit bigger and flat-topped.
I would lay out the controls something like this:

This would be to support a single-vessel BIAB with recirculation, using one PID and one pump. L means light, S/L means illuminated switch, A means illuminated alarm buzzer, S means switch, and R is the reset button for the timer. Any words of wisdom, other than making sure that whatever I use for a back panel is removable post-installation, lol?
And finally, any ideas on the back plate for someone who does not own an angle grinder?
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