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Yeah 1 2400w in the mash tun , it only needs to reach and maintain temp , no stress . The boil kettle also has a 2400w . I use the that to get sparge water to temp and then boil after transferring wort . So it works quite hard . As you can see in the pic only the LEFT controller is badly damaged (boil controller). Having access only to 10amp outlets I think I'm limited or am I ? OR should I go to GAS I'm fairly new to this style of brewing, have been doing kits and extract for years but thought I would step it up .

[QUOTE="Hopnsandles, post: 1342294, member: 39115"] Yeah 1 2400w in the mash tun , it only needs to reach and maintain temp , no stress . The boil kettle also has a 2400w . I use the that to get sparge water to temp and then boil after transferring wort . So it works quite hard . As you can see in the pic only the LEFT controller is badly damaged (boil controller). Having access only to 10amp outlets I think I'm limited or am I ? OR should I go to GAS I'm fairly new to this style of brewing, have been doing kits and extract for years but thought I would step it up . [/QUOTE]

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