Post by account_disabled on Dec 26, 2017 2:28:25 GMT -6
Hi,
I tried to document all my work on my new eBIAB 240v system. Hopefully I can attach the spreadsheet of all the parts for both the kettle and the controller. It is in a tab delimited text file format. Total spent was around $800 (hope my wife doesn't see this post) about $400 equally on the controller and kettle.
I still need to add the recirculating pump, hoses and recirculation manifold.
If you attempt this path a couple of suggestions. First get a bigger box than I did. I am still surprised I can close the lid. Use the ferrule crimp ends, this will make the wiring much easier and you are guaranteed to have good connections. Worth the price I paid on Amazon for the ferrule kit. Also using the DIN rail system helps keep everything from moving around and I really like the DIN rail terminal block system. Use jumpers to have several wire feeds for a hot leg or neutral connection.
Thanks!
For more details:
Whiteboard Overview Video
I tried to document all my work on my new eBIAB 240v system. Hopefully I can attach the spreadsheet of all the parts for both the kettle and the controller. It is in a tab delimited text file format. Total spent was around $800 (hope my wife doesn't see this post) about $400 equally on the controller and kettle.
I still need to add the recirculating pump, hoses and recirculation manifold.
If you attempt this path a couple of suggestions. First get a bigger box than I did. I am still surprised I can close the lid. Use the ferrule crimp ends, this will make the wiring much easier and you are guaranteed to have good connections. Worth the price I paid on Amazon for the ferrule kit. Also using the DIN rail system helps keep everything from moving around and I really like the DIN rail terminal block system. Use jumpers to have several wire feeds for a hot leg or neutral connection.
Thanks!
For more details:
Whiteboard Overview Video
