I've had this unit for just over 2 years. I've done a number of brews in it, but haven't used it in a while as I brew on another system. This unit worked great, and the 2250W Blichmann Boil Coil is great for 120V systems. The Wort Hog controller has a standard 3-prong 120V plug on it, but you need to make sure you have a good 20A circuit to avoid tripping the breaker. With 2250W, it makes a huge difference compared to the 1600W systems that are common for electric all-in-one brew rigs. This uses an 11 gallon kettle, so it's a great size for 5 gallon batches.
The only thing you'll need to complete this set-up is one fitting on the outlet of the ball valve on the recirculation pump (1/2" to barb) and 1/2" high temp silicone hose. The unit has no issues, I just never use it, so figure I should sell it to a good home. Below you can find the link to my hands-on review of the unit.
This unit sells new for $1,000. See link below for more details from the retailer of this set-up.
I live in the Detroit area.
https://www.highgravitybrew.com/store/pc/Wort-Hog-5-Gallon-BIAB-120V-p4647.htm
https://www.homebrewfinds.com/2018/07/hands-on-review-wort-hog-turnkey-electric-e-biab-system.html
The only thing you'll need to complete this set-up is one fitting on the outlet of the ball valve on the recirculation pump (1/2" to barb) and 1/2" high temp silicone hose. The unit has no issues, I just never use it, so figure I should sell it to a good home. Below you can find the link to my hands-on review of the unit.
This unit sells new for $1,000. See link below for more details from the retailer of this set-up.
I live in the Detroit area.
https://www.highgravitybrew.com/store/pc/Wort-Hog-5-Gallon-BIAB-120V-p4647.htm
https://www.homebrewfinds.com/2018/07/hands-on-review-wort-hog-turnkey-electric-e-biab-system.html
