Stc 1000 v keg King temp control

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hooper80

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Please tell me which is best? I'm in the process of building a keezer and I currently have two keg King temp controllers, but I see most of you run the stc 1000?
 

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I use the KK controller for my fermentation chest freezer. Why? Because it was on the shelf in my LHBS and easier than having something wired up. Can't fault it.
 

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I've got 4 of the older keg king controllers running 4 Chesties , 1 one my 500 ltr keezer, 3 on my 300 ltr fermentation/lagering Chesties . Had them all for 3 years now, no issues and still all going.... Touch wood
 

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stc cheaper
stc "requires" a licensed sparky to do it "properly"

KK more expensive
KK pre wired and certified
KK is programmable for step mashing or fermentation schedules
 

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hooper80 said:
Please tell me which is best? I'm in the process of building a keezer and I currently have two keg King temp controllers, but I see most of you run the stc 1000?
Hi friend,
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The inkbird is a good option, I have one and it's got a few functions that neither of these others do.

Compared to a neat STC build it's only slightly higher in cost, you could do an STC a lot cheaper if you don't buy a nice box etc.
 

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