Brewtools B80Pro | Hot Side Brewery Tour
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- Опубліковано 6 лют 2025
- Grapefruit Gose Recipe:
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HLT:
Ss Brewtech 37L / 10gal Kettle ( Original Version out of production)
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Spike Brewing 10gal Steam Condenser Lid
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Changed out spikes condenser for one i already had
Craft Hardware Steam Condenser
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Ss Brewtech 2.25” Sight Glass
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The base of the condenser is attached to the kettles handle with an early version of Craft Hardwares kettle Lid Hinge.
Craft Hardware Kettle Lid Hinge
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Generic 3” - 1.5” Sanitary Bowl Reducer
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Brew Hardware Spincycle Weldless Kettle Whirlpool Return
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Brewtools TC34mm Weldless Fitting
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Brewtools Dip tube, short Without O-rings
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Brewtools 34mm TC Ball Valve, Straight
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Caso Pro 3500 Mobile Induction Hob
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The hose from the HLT to the B80 has 2 barbed fittings and was cut to size.
Brewtools Silicone Tube 16X25mm, Clear Food Grade
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Brewtools TC34mm to 19mm hose barb (X 2)
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This leads into the right sparge / pump port of the Brewtools System.
Brewtools B80pro Brewing System
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Brewtools B80pro Starter pack, 4-valve setup
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Brewtools B80pro 34mm Right Pump / Sparging Port Set-Up:
Brewtools 34mm Dip tube, Adjustable
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Brewtools TC 90 Degree Elbow
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Brewtools 3-Way TC Ball Valve
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Brewtools 34mm TC Tee, L=60mm
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Brewtools TC34mm Pull-type PRV
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Brewtools Silicone Tube 16X25mm, Clear Food Grade
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Brewtools TC34mm to 19mm hose barb
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Brewtools Inline Temp-sensor with adapter
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Brewtools 34mm TC to 1/2” F-BSP/R w/Gasket groove
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Brewtools Gaskets for Pump Fittings
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Lower Left Pump Output Port:
Brewtools 34mm Classic Sight Glass
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Brewtools 3-Way TC Ball Valve (X2)
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Brewtools 34mm Modern Sight Glass (X2)
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Brewtools TC 90 Degree Elbow (X2)
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Brewtools TC34mm to 19mm hose barb (X2)
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Brewtools Silicone Tube 16X25mm, Clear Food Grade
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Upper Left 34mm System Port:
Brewtools 3-Way TC Ball Valve (X2)
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Brewtools Inline Temp-sensor with adapter
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Brewtools TC34mm to 19mm hose barb (X2)
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Brewtools Silicone Tube 16X25mm, Clear Food Grade
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Chiller Set-up:
Brewtools 34mm TC Counter Flow Cooler Pro
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Brewtools TC 90 Degree Elbow (X2)
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Brewtools TC34mm to 19mm hose barb (X3)
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Brewtools 34mm TC Garden Hose Adapter
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Transferring to Fermenter / Filling System with water
Brewtools TC 90 Degree Elbow
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Brewtools 34mm TC Garden Hose Adapter
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Brewtools Silicone Tube 16X25mm, Clear Food Grade
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Brewtools TC34mm to 19mm hose barb (X2)
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I relocated the Brewtools Systems control box using the available cable extensions and Control Box Bracket.
Brewtools Cable Extension Kit, 2.5m
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Brewtools Bracket for Control Box
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The Malt Basket has been upgraded with the Brewtools Laser Cut Filter. The basket has also had the alternate, extra large, malt pipe latches added.
Brewtools Laser Cut Filter
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Brewtools Malt pipe latches, XL
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Brewtools Mash Temp Sensor 500mm
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Boiling:
Brewtools Steam Hat B80pro with Silicone Plug and Seal
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Brewtools Steam Condenser
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Attached to the 34mm fitting on top of the condenser is a metal coffee machine hose i found at a local hardware store. i added a 34mm threaded TC fitting to the elbow of the hose to make it easy to remove when i need to remove the steam hat. The other end of the hose goes into the water splitter below the brewing table.
PEX Flexible Metal Hose
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Brewtools 34mm TC to 1/2” F-BSP/R w/Gasket groove
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Brewtools Gaskets for Pump Fittings
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you will need a joining 1/2” thread as the 34mm TC fitting is female and so is the thread on the elbowed portion of the water hose. These are easy to find in most plumbing departments
You will notice the plumbing on my condenser extends down lower than the standard kit. i just so happened to have a 2” to 1.5” reducer and an extra 1.5” straight pipe i wasn’t using so i decided to add it onto the end of my condenser piping.
This set up requires a total of:
33 X 34mm Tri-Clamps
8 X 1.5” Tri-Clamps
6 X 2” Tri-Clamps
1 X 3” Tri-Clamp
2 X 4” Tri-Clamps
Dont forget gaskets for each.
i think that’s everything….
Currently considering changing up the hoses on my b80 chiller bypass and to & from chiller to stainless. I think you've helped me decide.looks good.
Very nice setup you have there! One thing bugged me though, I'd definitely go for some food-grade water hoses to avoid any plasticizers in my wort. That's surely worth it in such a high-end system.
The yellow hoses are food grade and made specifically for water for cooking / consumption and hold some EU certifications (cant remember which to be honest) certifying their materials are safe and do not leech. I took great care in choosing them and imported them myself from a company in italy. I should have touched on this. The others are just for water out and are cheap hardware store hoses.
@@MasteringHomebrew Oh, ok, my mistake. They look like standard garden hoses in my area. Nevermind.
I really enjoy your videos and find them inspiring. What parts did you use to attach the Spike condensing lid to your SS kettle?
@@robbritchey339 thanks!!! I appreciate it. The kettle clamp is an early version of the one linked here. I think you may be able to get one put together by them as they have split it into 2 different products now. They do alot of custom stuff i believe but looks like combining the two might work well with a TC on the lid.
www.crafthardware.de/en/products/klemme-mit-angeschweisstem-griff?_pos=13&_sid=9f93c7931&_ss=r
www.crafthardware.de/en/products/kesselgriff-tri-clamp-halterung?_pos=12&_sid=9ec7b9756&_ss=r
Really state of art set up!
Nice job, and thanks for that detailed look at your set up. Taken plenty of cues for my own one from your other videos and it has always worked a charm. Did notice the lack of shots on how you have your centerpipe setup during mash. still secret stuff? :)
Thanks!! And yes but sooooon
You absolutely have got to check out the brew cube by ss brew tech and all its accessories. I feel like it would be perfect for your workspace
I have seen it! Looks awesome. Brewtools is releasing their own version soon i heard!
bro, how much did this set-up cost, like 10k?!
Awesome set up Mate
Was the transfer of sparge water from the brewtools to the hlt acheived by gravity?
Yes the full volume of both is enough to “push” the water into the hlt
Hello Lyndon, thank you for your great videos. Noticed that you go to the fermentor directly from the pump output instead of straight out of the chiller bypassing the kettle. Doesn't this make the cooling take longer ?
It does make cooling longer but for me as long as I can get below 60°C in a reasonable time frame thats all that matters to me. I like to do a very slow whirlpool for about an hour after the boil has finished. Especially if I’m not in a hurry I’ll let the wort sit and settle then get a nice whirlpool going so a good bit of trub is caught in the trubinator. It can help with clarity in the final product if that’s what you’re going for. Clear in, Clear out.
That is a cool setup! I have 2 questions, if I may. What is the Pressure relieve valve for on the pump-in side, is this for “priming” the sparge hose?
And second, what are the dimensions of the 90 and 45 degree elbows? I can’t seem to find that info anywhere (at least not after quitting Facebook and with it leaving the Brewtools Owners Group). Thanks and cheers!
Thank you!
The PRV is for priming the sparge hose in. Not always needed but certainly nice to have when you do.
Im not 100% sure on all of the dimensions to be honest. 34mm TC size. Also im not using any 45s. 🤔
Alright thanks again I like this setup so much that I’ve copied it for my B40 :-) When chilling do you chill the whole batch and than transfer directly from kettle to fermenter once the temperature is okay, or is there any valve combination I didn’t think of that allows wort to go from the kettle to the chiller and on return go into the fermenter?
@@JelmoNL i chill the entire thing down first since the cfc isn’t efficient enough to go straight to the unitank. Ive been thinking of adding another cfc for a single pass but i havent pulled the trigger yet. I like to do an extended whirlpool at the end sometimes. Depends on the beer.
An expensive erector set.