Grainfather Glycol Chiller

SKU: SUD-072
GTIN: 1000335
Category: Grainfather and Parts
Manufacturers: Bevie

Kontrollieren Sie Ihre Gärtemperatur genau, jedes Mal.

Kühlt und steuert die Leistung van bis zu 4 konischen Gärbehältern bei unterschiedlichen Temperaturen und Gärzeiten
Ermöglicht es Ihnen, 23 Liter Würze auf bis zu 4-6°C zu kühlen
Garantiert hervorragende Gärergebnisse
Nur kompatibel mit dem Grainfather Conical Fermentor

945.69 £

incl. 19% VAT ,

Available immediately
Delivery status: Special order, not in stock and must be ordered.
Delivery time: 6 - 7 Days* (DE - int. shipments may differ)

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Control your fermentation temperature accurately every time!
Temperature control is one of the most crucial elements for producing a good quality beer. It needs to be regulated and stable throughout the whole fermentation process to ensure the yeast doesn't get stressed and ferments correctly to get the right flavour profile.

With the ability to individually power and control the temperature of up to four Grainfather Conical Fermenters, each with their own fermenting schedules, the Grainfather Glycol Chiller is the perfect addition to ensure craft brewery-like results.

With the addition of the Glycol Chiller, your system is operating at the ultimate level and you are even able to cold crash and lager. The cooling sleeve is located in between the two stainless steel walls of the Conical Fermenter which is then hooked up to the Glycol Chiller. Temperature is dialed into the digital temperature controller and the liquid travels through this sleeve, cooling the stainless steel which in turn cools the beer in the fermenter. The cooling sleeve never comes into contact with the beer, is completely concealed and does not need cleaning or sanitising - a true innovation for a fermenter on this scale.

Features:

Allows you to cold crash 23 L of wort to as low as 4ºC
Allows you to cold cash, lager and control fermentation at low temperatures (as low as 4ºC)
Cools and powers up to 4 Conical Fermenters at different temperatures and fermenting schedules.

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