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This baby will help your brew "chill-out" really quick. If you are an experienced homebrewer, you know that the benefits of rapid chilling are signicant. Rapid chilling reduces the chance for bacteria, wild yeast or other contaminants to spoil your homebrew. It also improves the clarity and quality of the beer by increasing the amount of solids that will settle in the fermenter and decreasing the potential for chill haze.
Technical Information 25-feet of 3/8" O.D. refrigeration-grade copper tubing inside 5/8" hose, with all necessary fittings to make your brew day easier, quicker, and create a great cold-break which will help clarify your beer. Includes garden hose inlet and outlet connections, straight copper tubing inlet and outlet (will accept hose and a clamp, or you can install any variety of connections you may need, including a hard lined connection from your brewing system using compression adapter fittings to go from 3/8" O.D. to whatever size pipe you are running) 1" Magnified Dial Thermometer included. Unit is fully adjustable and located on the outlet point of the wort chiller.
We recommend ONLY using whole hops or hop plugs, and straining them out before running wort through the chiller (like we do in the BREWTREE systems with our hopbacks). Hop PELLETS disintegrate and turn into a sludge in your boil kettle, and can CLOG a counterflow chiller. If your chiller becomes clog from inadvertantly using pellets, you can easily unclog by running some solid copper wire through the chiller copper tubing and flushing with high pressure water.
We Guarantee this chiller will cool your wort to yeast pitching temp 65-70F or your money back! Can the other guys offer this kind of guarantee?
Chiller in action!
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