SS Brewtech 3V Electric Complete All-Grain System
Purchased new in Spring 2020. This has been a dream setup, but I don’t have room for it in our new house and must sell it. I am downsizing to an all-in-one system, so am keeping my mill, chiller, Steam Slayer, oxygen, and CO2 stuff. The whole system cost me upwards of $15k. I’m asking $5,000 for everything listed, plus lots of bits I’m sure I’ve forgotten. Local pickup only (Council, Idaho 83612), and I’m not willing to sell any items separately. The e-controller requires two separate 30-amp GFCI circuit breakers in your panel, with two separate NEMA L6-30 outlets. These are not included, and are not cheap. Everything is used but in excellent condition. I have absolutely loved brewing on this for three years and have made some fantastic beers. I will seriously miss the mash tun and RIMS system, which works beautifully with the e-controller to maintain whatever mash temp you program for however long you want it with absolutely no adjustment. I always underlet the mash with this system, crushing the grain directly into the mash tun which keeps grain dust totally controlled. 80+% mash efficiency rates on every beer I brewed with this system.
Here’s a video of one of my early brews on this system (before I started milling straight into the mash tun; I’ve since improved some of my procedures. From start to finish, including cleanup it’s about 6 hours): Hells Canyon Beer Brew Day
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Purchased new in Spring 2020. This has been a dream setup, but I don’t have room for it in our new house and must sell it. I am downsizing to an all-in-one system, so am keeping my mill, chiller, Steam Slayer, oxygen, and CO2 stuff. The whole system cost me upwards of $15k. I’m asking $5,000 for everything listed, plus lots of bits I’m sure I’ve forgotten. Local pickup only (Council, Idaho 83612), and I’m not willing to sell any items separately. The e-controller requires two separate 30-amp GFCI circuit breakers in your panel, with two separate NEMA L6-30 outlets. These are not included, and are not cheap. Everything is used but in excellent condition. I have absolutely loved brewing on this for three years and have made some fantastic beers. I will seriously miss the mash tun and RIMS system, which works beautifully with the e-controller to maintain whatever mash temp you program for however long you want it with absolutely no adjustment. I always underlet the mash with this system, crushing the grain directly into the mash tun which keeps grain dust totally controlled. 80+% mash efficiency rates on every beer I brewed with this system.
Here’s a video of one of my early brews on this system (before I started milling straight into the mash tun; I’ve since improved some of my procedures. From start to finish, including cleanup it’s about 6 hours): Hells Canyon Beer Brew Day
Includes:
- 3V e-controller
- 2 20-gallon kettles (boil and hot liquor)
- 20-gallon InfuSsion Mash Tun w/recirc manifold & Blichmann false bottom (way better than the also-included SSB false bottom). Note: this is the 1st generation InfuSsion mash tun and does not have the TC fittings and “Pure Flow Valve”
- RIMS system
- 14-gallon Unitank with heating & cooling control, leg extensions, & casters
Extras:
- 3 SS Brewtech e-brewing extension cables ($180 new)
- 50-foot triple extension cable: 2 30amp NEMA L6-30 cables and 1 12/3 120V heavy-duty cable (this allows you to plug in the 3V eController up to 50 feet from your outlets; $250 worth of cables)
- Glacier Tanks 4” carbonation stone ($113 new)
- Stout Tanks stainless tri-clamp counterflow chiller ($150 new)
- Duda Diesel 40-plate chiller ($173 new)
- 2 Blichmann Riptide brewing pumps ($226/each new; $452; I replaced the Chugger pumps that came with the SSB kit with these Riptides)
- Blichmann Hop Rocket ($150 new)
- Custom-made steel & butcher-block 3V brewing stand on casters, with pump mounts; the 20-gallon kettles can be stored on the lower shelf and nest inside the brewing table; the mash tun is too tall to store on the shelf.
- Custom-made steel & laminated fir brewing work table on casters, which nests the brewing stand;
- All required hoses & cam-lock fittings
- All required valves, including 1.5” & 3” sight glasses
- All required tri-clamps & gaskets
- 4L Erlenmeyer Flask
- 2L Erlenmeyer Flask
- Magnetic stir plate & stand
- 2 Tilt wireless hydro-thermometers (orange & green; $135/each new; $270)
- Speidel 60L plastic fermenter ($140 new)
- 6 Cornelius ball-lock kegs
- Several Morebeer 6-gallon plastic buckets
- Miscellaneous hoses, valves, fittings
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