Gday, just got mine, notice that the temp controllers on front give different readings of temp from probes. Is there a way to calibrate probe readings?
You can, by -10 to 10, and you can download the instructions from the Kegland site. www.kegland.com.au/cdn/shop/files/Instruction_Manual_IceMaster_G20.1.pdf?v=15340451797557340613
Hi, How noisy is the unit when running? Reason I am asking is that I would have it running in the kitchen. So really shouldn't be much louder than say a fridge or freezer...
It's a little louder. I'm running it in 35+ degree days (Celsius) so it runs full time, but it's outside. Inside it won't run as hard. I'll do a short for you with it running to show how loud it is.
I have one of these units and can confirm that it is whisper quiet. Its so quiet that I have had to diconnect the outlet tube to confirm that it is running.
Hi, how do you find the G20 performance on big volume fermenter in the QLD heat? I’m in SEQ too and considering getting the 95L Brewbuilt, just not too sure if the G20 has enough power or I need to get the G40.
I have the 144L Brewbuilt and it works well on that for controlling fermentation temperatures, it even crashes to layering temperatures though it runs hard on hotter days to keep up. I only run the one fermenter on it at the moment, but it's rated for 200L so provided I go with the BB 54L X2 it should be fine.
Hello there. I need help, i have the G20, im using a glycol solution (20%). I configured the wort temperature in 19°Celsius, and the chiller's temperature in 2°C... then in -2°C, but i cannot get down the wort temperature under 19°C... what im doing wrong? Please help.
Have you confirmed your pumps are running? I've had 2 fail on me so far. Connect a hose from the out to the in port and warm the sensor to see if the glycol flows. I'm not sure on the minimum temp for 20% solution but -2 should be well within the range. Check that your glycol isn't freezing in the tank, it could be a faulty tank temp probe, double check it with a manual thermometer.
Gday, just got mine, notice that the temp controllers on front give different readings of temp from probes. Is there a way to calibrate probe readings?
You can, by -10 to 10, and you can download the instructions from the Kegland site. www.kegland.com.au/cdn/shop/files/Instruction_Manual_IceMaster_G20.1.pdf?v=15340451797557340613
Hi,
How noisy is the unit when running? Reason I am asking is that I would have it running in the kitchen. So really shouldn't be much louder than say a fridge or freezer...
It's a little louder. I'm running it in 35+ degree days (Celsius) so it runs full time, but it's outside. Inside it won't run as hard. I'll do a short for you with it running to show how loud it is.
Here's a link to show how loud it is. th-cam.com/users/shortsYkOV68FAI3M?feature=share
I have one of these units and can confirm that it is whisper quiet. Its so quiet that I have had to diconnect the outlet tube to confirm that it is running.
Hi, how do you find the G20 performance on big volume fermenter in the QLD heat? I’m in SEQ too and considering getting the 95L Brewbuilt, just not too sure if the G20 has enough power or I need to get the G40.
I have the 144L Brewbuilt and it works well on that for controlling fermentation temperatures, it even crashes to layering temperatures though it runs hard on hotter days to keep up. I only run the one fermenter on it at the moment, but it's rated for 200L so provided I go with the BB 54L X2 it should be fine.
Hello there. I need help, i have the G20, im using a glycol solution (20%). I configured the wort temperature in 19°Celsius, and the chiller's temperature in 2°C... then in -2°C, but i cannot get down the wort temperature under 19°C... what im doing wrong? Please help.
Have you confirmed your pumps are running? I've had 2 fail on me so far. Connect a hose from the out to the in port and warm the sensor to see if the glycol flows. I'm not sure on the minimum temp for 20% solution but -2 should be well within the range. Check that your glycol isn't freezing in the tank, it could be a faulty tank temp probe, double check it with a manual thermometer.