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From CAMCO site pdf: "Today, all manufacturers of residential water heaters use only Screw-in style elements. This style provides for easy installation and serviceability because it screws into a spud welded directly on the tank of the water heater. The thread is a 1" (diameter) x 11-1/2 NPSM...

Kelvin Cooperage out of Kentucky makes 15 gallon barrels $248, plus shipping. They'll sold out now. Next production is January 2014. Tuthilltown Distillery (NY) lists used barrels on their site $125 with no other information.

I purchased the 1.5 " ferrule for my 5500w CAMCO and encountered the same clearance issue. I then found and now use a 2" ferrule from Hillbillystills : http://www.hillbillystills.com/Heating_Element_plate_p/hecp.htm This offers the clearance I prefer and had 2" ferrule TIG'ed to my keg...

The exclusive role of the neutral wire in this implementation is to provide 120v to the Contactor through the switches as I chose a 120v coil for the Contactor. I suppose you could only switch one side but why? If they're off, I want it all to be off. The role of the contactor is to...

The EBAY 10,000w controller thing went poof. So I'm trying this triac/diac design now.

This type of controller is discussed in great detail in threads at homedistiller.org. MATTD2's comment is completely wrong. This design adds a resistive load to continuously vary the power to the heating element. [A PID works via on/off.] If your setup only turns on/off, it's not wired...

There is an auction on EBAY for this C100 PID unit, a thermocouple and a SSR. and the shipping is free. I fired mine up and it seems to work fine and as expected. :rockin: I did find out and confirmed in other POSTS that this REX C100 PID displays temperature in degrees Celsius ONLY. It...

I read posts that advise use of a FUSE or protection in the element line and would appreciate some KNOWLEDGEABLE PERSON's counsel on the proper FUSE to buy. I've been trying to research to know exactly what I need. I have the <chinese> RKC REX C100 PID discussed in this thread and a 40amp...

From SOAPGOODS.COM Sodium Percarbonate Information Sodium Percarbonate Detailed MSDS Percentages: Sodium Carbonate Peroxyhydrate: > 85.0% Sodium Carbonate Approx = 13.0% Sodium Silicate Approx = 1.5% See detailed msds for more details. (above) Sodium percarbonate is a white...

July 1st, 2013 link no workee. Just info on 3M filtration products.

-TH- will you consider adding in corn and rye in the grains section for a future version?