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12-070520

FTSs Temp. Control pour BME Fermenter & Brite Tank

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€ 110,00

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FTSs Temp. Control for BME Chronicles.

 

For Brewmaster Edition Chronicals and Ss Brite Tanks. Do not buy for standard edition Chronicals (BrewMasterEdition only!). 

Neoprene jacket, chiller coil, thermowell, FTSs lid not included.

 

This kit includes:

  • Digital temp controller (displays both C/F)
  • Pro grade submersible pump 110-240V (global use)
  • 3A power supply
  • 12 feet of 3/8" vinyl tubing
  • Fermentation Temp Stabilization System (FTSs)
  • Chill from 0.5-2 degrees F per minute*
  • Warm beer in winter
  • Accurately monitor/control temps

 

Chill your beer in the summer and warm your beer in the winter. Use a chill water source when it's hot or warmed water if it's cold! And move hot wort from your brew kettle and go for one stop chilling in your fermenter.

 

As soon as your wort is ready for transfer from your brew kettle, just move it over to one of the Ss fermenters and then take advantage of the FTSs chiller coil to bring down to pitching temps.

 

Temperature control during fermentation is one of the most significant contributors to the flavor of our beers, yet it all too often gets overlooked.

 

The Fermentation Temperature Stabilization System (FTSs) is the result of applying the science of thermodynamics. The system is elegant and engineered, yet it stays true to the heart and soul of home brewers. The FTSs uses a precision digital temperature controller in combination with a 304 stainless steel immersion chiller.

 

The digital controller constantly monitors the tempature of the beer and will activate the circulation pump to hold the fermentation temperature at your predetermined set point. Possibility to crash cold or lager the beer with this system. You supply the chill water source, which can be as simple as ice water in a cooler or as involved as glycol from a chiller’s reservoir.