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The pump is a TD5. I agree about the number of singe vessel systems, but this is a well thought brewer. The build quality er very good and things like a concave bottom with center drain makes the brewday a breeze. I use 10-15 mins to clean the B80 after a brewday.

I bought 5 x TTGO (listed on the tiltbridge page). I've tried flashing 2 of them now using ESPTOOL. Downloaded the BIN files from Github. sudo python esptool.py --chip esp32 --before default_reset --after hard_reset write_flash 0x10000 /Users/xxxx/Desktop/tiltbridge/firmware.bin 0x8000...

Nice! Got the same pH sensor and transmitter in my setup. Trying to figure out where you have installed the sensor :) I can see that you have a blind plug on the output of one of the pumps - that the location for the sensor perhaps? Pleased with the accuracy of the sensor? Mine has been a...

Hehe! Seems like I'm able to work something out for the Wago as well :)

The new "LED displays" - are you using fonts that looks like LED? They look very good and I've been searching for something like this for a while. So if you can share where you got em - I'll be a happy camper :)

My first take on this was using loadcells. But a solution like that is very sensitive to changes - kettle not on the same spot, lid hanging on one of the handles, lid on/off, something laying on top of the lid etc. so I went for pressure transmitters instead. And they work very good and are...

You reminded me of that I should update this thread - a LOT has happened since the last update! Both sensors can be removed. I haven't had any problems with "things" getting stuck in the sensors. I clean the system with PBW after a brewday and just flush it with clean water. I detach the...

How did you mount the touchscreen? Is it made for panel installation or did you modify to be able to install it in the door?

Anyone using these cheap flowmeters in their installation? https://www.aliexpress.com/item/USN-HS06PA-3-6mm-Hose-Barb-End-Water-flow-Sensor-0-3-3-5L-min-1/32695061477.html

Cool! I got the Atlas scientific pH transmitter and probe on the way for my PLC controlled brewery. Gonna use it for inline pH readings during mash.

I've ordered most of my stainless parts and all my electric valves for my brewhouse from AliExpress. If you order with the standard shipping things can take some time - 4 to 5 weeks - before arriving in Norway. But I've started to use AliExpress Premium shipping that doesn't cost so much extra...

Ahh! Found it. Thanks :) Now I'm able to integrate it into my smarthouse setup

Request for you... :) Is it possible to add the gravity reading from the TILTs into the API --> xx.xx.xx.xx/api/panel/1/ ?

Mine are 24V with CR03 wiring.

Just read the whole thread now. Awesome build! Have you had any problems with a ticking sound from the valves? I think I got some noise in my system that I will try to figure out by mounting a resistor between 0V and ground.

Hehe :) So just 7 or 8 decimals then? Thanx!

Just installed my TILT's. Any chance to fix the the number of decimals? :D Running the latest version of fermentrack.

Something wrong with the DNS entry? curl: (6) Could not resolve host: install-gravity-Support.fermentrack.com

Yup! That's right. Use it during livestream and video recording in the brewhouse.

I used some hours before everything was calculated correctly. First I had to calculate millibar to wc (water column) after running the RAW signal through a LIN TRAFO. Then I had to include the deadspace because the sensor isn't mounted at 0cm in the kettle. This is the Codesys CFC part...