NateBodnar
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Hey everyone! Sorry if this question has come up before and I missed it, feel free to drop a link if you have an old post that will save everyone else some time.
Very new to the idea of building a keezer. From researching a bit it looks like there are two options for temp controllers for converting a chest freezer to fridge temperatures:
1. A Plug and Play version like the Inkbird Itc-308
or
2. Replacing/Rewiring the existing controller with like with an STC-1000
Through my research I haven't really been able to determine a benefit of rewiring the OEM controller. Seems like rewiring is just to provide a more integrated option and there is little functionality difference. Is this correct? While I'm sure it isnt hard and I could relatively quickly figure it out, rewiring in a new controller seems like a riskier option than the plug and play version.
What are peoples thoughts on the two options?
Thanks for all the help in advance!
Very new to the idea of building a keezer. From researching a bit it looks like there are two options for temp controllers for converting a chest freezer to fridge temperatures:
1. A Plug and Play version like the Inkbird Itc-308
or
2. Replacing/Rewiring the existing controller with like with an STC-1000
Through my research I haven't really been able to determine a benefit of rewiring the OEM controller. Seems like rewiring is just to provide a more integrated option and there is little functionality difference. Is this correct? While I'm sure it isnt hard and I could relatively quickly figure it out, rewiring in a new controller seems like a riskier option than the plug and play version.
What are peoples thoughts on the two options?
Thanks for all the help in advance!