Hey guys, I join comment much on here. I think I joined last year to take advantage of a deal from Inkbird.
This past weekend, I got the itch to upgrade from my gravity setup (which wasnt really a setup... just a collection of objects higher than each other lol).
I still need to buy some pumps, nothing to fancy just needs to have stainless steel housing, im not dealing with plastic ports. I am looking at camlocks for connectors. I still need to punch holes in the keggle as well. I think I need 3 holes. one for the drain port, two for the whirlpooling I plan to do. I will add a temp probe to the drain port.
See attach diagram and pics below for the bench.
Used Excel to map out dimensions of what I was looking for. This is not 100% accurate but close enough
Had some lumber precut at Home depot, various lengths.
Used the chop saw to match lengeths needed to my blueprint
Got the bench framed out
Aseembled bench and test fit coolers with kettle
Wired up a GFCI circuit for switched and outlets. This is where I am today. I will finish the conduit and wiring the switches this afternoon probably.
extension cord 8' wired to a GFCI in a weather proof box + cover. Used a weather proof connector on the end of the conduit.
GFCI and lots of foam. This is a dummy outlet being used for the switches and pump outlets.
Out let for pumps. wiring goes to switch box up front. Need to build the conduit.
future switch box.
This past weekend, I got the itch to upgrade from my gravity setup (which wasnt really a setup... just a collection of objects higher than each other lol).
I still need to buy some pumps, nothing to fancy just needs to have stainless steel housing, im not dealing with plastic ports. I am looking at camlocks for connectors. I still need to punch holes in the keggle as well. I think I need 3 holes. one for the drain port, two for the whirlpooling I plan to do. I will add a temp probe to the drain port.
See attach diagram and pics below for the bench.
Used Excel to map out dimensions of what I was looking for. This is not 100% accurate but close enough
Had some lumber precut at Home depot, various lengths.
Used the chop saw to match lengeths needed to my blueprint
Got the bench framed out
Aseembled bench and test fit coolers with kettle
Wired up a GFCI circuit for switched and outlets. This is where I am today. I will finish the conduit and wiring the switches this afternoon probably.
extension cord 8' wired to a GFCI in a weather proof box + cover. Used a weather proof connector on the end of the conduit.
GFCI and lots of foam. This is a dummy outlet being used for the switches and pump outlets.
Out let for pumps. wiring goes to switch box up front. Need to build the conduit.
future switch box.