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Previous control box was plastic. Like the strength and that the door is hinged and can be opened using a key. Screwy

The new PID controlled brewery made life easy today. Mowed the lawn and did some gardening while the system made 50L of IPA. So easy just turn up after mash out!!! Thanks to QldKev for helping me get my head around programming the SYL-2352P.

Cheers Yobbie! 82L stainless, originally fabricated for another brewer who upgraded and NASA Burner. Thinish bottom results in slightly darker colour than predicted. Screwy

Done, a few programming issues to tidy up. V5 build and install complete.

Sunshine Coast Brewery PINT'S & PIZZA Friday, January 17 at 4:00pm 13 Endeavour Drive, Kunda Park, 4556 PH 5476 6666 Transport is available to and from the venue, live music, beer tastings, wood fired pizza's & a heap of fun. Drop this event in your diary now! Gympie Amateur Brewers are...

It's easy using an adjustable pressure relief valve Truman. Cheap from gas places think mine cost $18. After priming with whatever (sugar, dex, malt extract, wort) hook up a line from the gas post of your keg with the relief valve (use your gas bottle to set relief pressure) set at 110Kpa with...

PID's, Indicator Led's, Switches mounted on the facia panel.

Updated control box, PID control of HLT and HEX. PID's, Indicator Led's, Switches mounted on the facia panel. Panel mount sensor connectors and cooling fan fitted through the sides of the box. DIN rails, circuit breakers, heat sinks, SSR's and terminal strip mounted on the backing plate.

Panel mount sensor connectors and cooling fan fitted through the sides of the box. DIN rails, circuit breakers, heat sinks, SSR's and terminal strip mounted on the backing plate.

Mee threee Screwy PS: I 12 months have not had a problem with my 545PC faucets leaking and no seals replaced. My kegerator is used commercially a number of times a year, so they get a workout. Must get some of those fly bung thingies off Martin

Howard was also a brewer and we descendants understand his passion for craft brewing and continue to promote the cause to this day. Screwy

Continued today until the 39° heat got too much for me in the shed/brewery. Mounted the DIN rails, breakers, heat sinks, SSR's, panel mount connectors for the RTD sensors, cooling fan and power in cable.

Thanks Truman, Did some more work on the control box this morning, installed the DIN rails, Breakers, Heat Sinks and SSR's and welded the mounting post to the brew rig. The control box will swing inside the footprint of the brewrig for storage. Pretty much given up on the idea of step alarms...

Finally, began the Ver.5 build of my brewery control box today. Most of the front panel complete, only a switch and alarm to mount when they arrive. Now to install the cooling fan, DIN rails, circuit breakers, timer, SSR's and heat sinks then wire it all up. Screwy