I know quite a bit about this as I made my own system based off of Kal's design.
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Matt Vegdahl
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On Oct 1, 2014, at 8:50 AM, Scott Haraldson <scott(a)scottharaldson.com> wrote:
I made the decision to switch from propane to electric
brewing earlier in the summer. I sold my old brew stand and rebuilt one more specific to
an electric setup. I had my kettles welded (Thanks to the list for hooking me up with
Primitive Precision Metalcraft for the welding) to allow me to connect the elements and I
also purchased and started to assemble the control panel but am admitting defeat in my
ability to understand electrical diagrams.
Would anyone happen to have any recommendations for an electrician or fellow homebrewer
who is knowledgeable and has done something like this? I posted up on the facebook page
but haven't had luck finding someone yet.
I purchased a DIY kit from
ebrewingsupply.com so I should have all the needed parts, heck
it even comes with wiring diagrams which to the right person probably make perfectly good
sense. Take a peek here
http://theharaldsons.com/downloads/wiring_diagrams.pdf
I'm not even sure where to start asking so I thought I'd try here. If you have
any leads please send them my way. I'm not looking for a handout as I'm ready to
pay for services. I just want to make beer again :)
Here are some photos of my setup that I've put together.
Thanks for reading!
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This is not my control panel but the kind of thing I'm looking to have done:
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