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New, In Box. L6-30 power outlet for Blichmann Boil Coil $300 shipped to US address.

I have a 30A 220V Brew Boss electric brewery controller. It's in good working condition. It has a tablet and a mount for the tablet. It sells for $500 without the tablet or mount. I'm willing to give this controller to you if you buy me a Brewtronix.com Hosehead UNO. They're $365...

Hi, I'm happy to share my latest project with you. This control panel is a multipurpose brewing controller. It’s powered by 240V / 30 AMP and can run 2 pumps and a 5500-watt heating element. It has a mash/boil controller with integrated timer and buzzer. The AiONE controller does it all...

Frozen by XPLSV posted May 12, 2018 at 4:20 PMHaven't had this happen before, but I have two batches of lager that I found frozen this morning. I was using a Johnson A421 controller in conjunction with a chest freezer. I have used both before for a half dozen batches or so, without problems. I...

Digital Brewing Controller Stainless steel 1650 ultra low watt density heating element (120v, 15 amp) High accuracy temperature probe. (PT100) https://www.clawhammersupply.com/collections/all-products/products/distillation-equipment-electric-controller-kit $450 Shipped

Hello my name is Robert and I recently have put a pressed together I am utilizing an inkbird Rex c100 controller I want my heating elements to stay around 160 degrees Fahrenheit I have no instructions or manual I need to get this butter up and running I was hoping somebody could walk me through...

I just need to get a 12v DC jack and plug mounted in the 6"x6"x4" controller box to power the Raspberry Pi - but I'm doing a PID Tune right now. I went pretty simple. Using my phone or a PC to control via the http interface. I power the 240v and 12v separately. Have a 12v brown solar pump on...

Fellow brewers, The last few months I was working on an eBook on how to build an electric brewery. I finally finished it and the PDF is available here. More information can be found on my blog. It covers the complete control panel build, kettle weldless connections, complete part list so you...

I think I understand how a PID controller works, but so far I have only seen examples with one input (the thermistor voltage) and one output (the heater control). That shoud work fine when the flow rate of the wort is constant, but how do you manage it with a grant? The way I think a grant...