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Description
Certification to U.L. 508a Industrial control panel now standard.
Automated flow control now included for precise water metering, filling and sparging. (video overview of the flow control function is available on our video page) PLC Touchscreen option now available. Includes automated mash schedules, recipe storage and recall, integrated water flow control and hop addition timers. (See the overview video Here)
Our Patent Pending "Nano Brewer™ Dual" may be the worlds most versatile brewing system ever created for the nano brewery market. The design of this system allows maximum flexibility for the Nano-brewery, brewpub, restaurant/bar that wants to break into the craft beer market or pro-brewery pilot system. With it's unique design this system can brew a full volume batch of one beer or 2 completely different beers simultaneously. When brewing a single beer style each mash basket is filled with grains for the recipe (it does not have to be equally split). During the mash period the kettles cross recirculate out from the valve of one kettle and to the top re-circulation fitting of the other kettle, creating a consistent gravity between the kettles.
Features
Certification to U.L. 508a Industrial control panel now standard.
Automated flow control now included for precise water metering, filling and sparging. (video overview of the flow control function is available on our video page) PLC Touchscreen option now available. Includes automated mash schedules, recipe storage and recall, integrated water flow control and hop addition timers. (See the overview video Here)
Our Patent Pending "Nano Brewer™ Dual" may be the worlds most versatile brewing system ever created for the nano brewery market. The design of this system allows maximum flexibility for the Nano-brewery, brewpub, restaurant/bar that wants to break into the craft beer market or pro-brewery pilot system. With it's unique design this system can brew a full volume batch of one beer or 2 completely different beers simultaneously. When brewing a single beer style each mash basket is filled with grains for the recipe (it does not have to be equally split). During the mash period the kettles cross recirculate out from the valve of one kettle and to the top re-circulation fitting of the other kettle, creating a consistent gravity between the kettles.
