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Brilliant, thanks. Do you re-use the original switch for the kettle or wire it so that it's always on if it has power?

Cool, cheers. Did you just gut kettles and re-use the components? Is there any extra control components required?

Okay, cheers. I'm renting while I'm in the UK so modifying the flat isn't an option. What about two kettle elements on different sockets? Would I need to find ones on different fuses? Brew God, how thick are the walls on your fermenter? I think the ones on mine are at least 5mm

I've seen these but I'm guessing this kind of thing would draw too much power for a normal socket? http://www.amazon.com/Camco-02963-Screw-In-Ripple-Element/dp/B000BPG4LI/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1416487569&sr=8-1&keywords=Camco+02962%2F02963...

Cheers for the replies. I might just have to bite the bullet and make some incisions through the insulation and drill a couple of holes for elements. Still got some spare insulation so can patch around it like I did for the tap. Does anyone have a recommendation for element types and the number...

Okay, cheers. I figured it might be okay as the walls are really quite thick and it's food grade HDPE. "HDPE or High Density Poly Ethelene plastic has an amazing temperature range, and is considered safe for short periods up to 248°F (120°C) or for long periods up to 230°F (110°C.) Since...

Hi Guys I moved to a flat that has an electric stove top rather than gas; I figured this wasn't going to be good enough to keep stable temps for my partial mash brews. After investigating mash tuns and deciding they were rather expensive for what is essentially a chilly bin, I thought I'd have...