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Uploaded by on Aug 29, 2011

Just finished my all electric (110 V) all grain system. In this video, I describe all of the individual components of my system, which features a PID controlled HLT/HERMS heat exchanger, an induction cooker heated boil kettle, March and a Chugger beer pumps, and more. I then briefly show some clips of the major highlights from my first all-grain brew day with the system in action.

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  • I only made it half way through the video but for the sake of tearing my ears off you better mention that you use GFI breakers on your equipment!?

  • @absolutNV Of course, the heatstick is on a GFI for sure. I don't have the induction cookers on GFI though, as I assumed they had their own safety built in. Is this a wrong assumption?

  • Is the heating plate for your HLT also induction based?

  • @theacoustician Nope...for the PID controller you need a heater that can be switched off and on at the power source (ie no electronics) so induction cookers wont work. But the 1500watt heater I have holds temp really well and hardly uses any power (only switches on less than 50% of the time)

  • Ваш опыт очень хороший

  • @MsSMOTOR Спасибо за хороший комментарий!

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  • @lachowicz1020 It does not really need too much extra water. It is basically just 20 feet of quaterr inch tubing in the heat exchanger, plus a little bit for the pump. I end up mashing with a little extra water, but then just sparge with a little less and it all evens out I think. Price to pay for temp control.....

  • @BrauereiTUBE Thanks!!

    

  • @JanekClaus Thanks! I've made some improvements recently and its much easier to use now, so i'll try and make another video soon.

  • @biochemdrummer i have one last question, how thin is your mash? do you mash with more water because of all the tubing?

  • Awesome, this got to be the smallest setup I've ever seen! Really cool!

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