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Brew4You brewing systems are made in
50, 70 and
100 liter
versions, and are ideal when brewing between about 25 to
80 liters
per brew. All material are stainless steel.
The
systems are complete and includes :
 | Stand
with adjustable bearings
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 | 3
kettles, Hot Liquor Tun (HLT), Boil Kettle and Mashtun
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 | Electrical
pump
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 | Automatic
control system
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 | Counterpressure
plate chiller
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 | All
valves, quick connects, silicone hoses |
Heating
source is Gas
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gas systems uses 1 Bar regulators, and has 6 KW capacity. They are
equipped with flame control and ignition flame. For outdoor use only
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Dimensions
 | L
x B x H (cm) = 130 x 59 x 195 (without control panel and grain chute)
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 | L
x B x H (cm) = 130 x 100 x 195 (including control panel and grain
chute)
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 | Weight
= ~ 110 kilograms
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The
HLT is equipped with :
 | Handles |
 | A
copper coil heat exchanger |
 | Electronic
level control to prevent boil-dry situations |
 | Electronic
temperature sensor |
 | Valve
in bottom |
 | Lid |

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The
Boil Kettle is equipped with :
 | Handles |
 | Valve
in bottom |

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The
Mashtun is equipped with :
 | Handles |
 | False
bottom |
 | Adjustable
sparge ring with electronic level controller for the sparge water |
 | Electronic
temperature sensor |
 | Valve
in bottom |
 | Lid |

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Grain
Chute, to be used, when the used grain is disposed in the trash can. The
Mashtun system can pivot, and be locked in a tilted position by means of
the handles.

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Electronic
pump, to secure recirculation of water and wort depending on process.
Capacity
5.15 liters
per minute.

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Automatic
touch screen control panel. Includes the
following functionalities
 | Controls
sensors, level controls, pump and heating source |
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programmable for automatic control of heating, stepmashing in up to
5 steps, sparging and boiling |
 | Can
run in manual mode |
 | Can
store and reuse all your programs |
 | Can
interface to internet and PC |

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Counterpressure
Plate Chiller. Capacity is about
10 liters
per minute (90 to 20 degrees Celcius).

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