BrewEasy 20 Gallon Electric System Fahrenheit

BrewEasy 20 Gallon 240V Electric System Fahrenheit

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BrewEasy 20 Gallon Electric System Fahrenheit

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The BrewEasy™ is a small footprint brewing platform, perfect for brewers with a small brewing space. This system utilizes a two kettle recirculation infusion mash system called the Kettle-RIMS™ or K-RIMS™ process for short. This system is simple to use and is an approachable way to transition from extract to all-grain brewing. The BrewEasy™ provides all the simplicity of a brew-in-a-bag (BIAB) system, but eliminates the cloudy wort, messy lifting, and provides great consistent efficiency!

This is a great option for brewers just getting started in all-grain brewing and do not have Blichmann Engineering BoilerMaker™ kettles, a BrewCommand temperature control module, or a pump. The list below shows all the items included in this turnkey system. If you already have one or more of these components listed below it is may be more economical to order your system "a-la-carte". Just follow the links to individual items. Also shown is a list of optional items you may choose to add to your system.

STANDARD ITEMS IN THE COMPLETE BREWEASY SYSTEM:

G2 BoilerMaker™ boil kettle (lower pot)

G2 BoilerMaker™ mash tun (upper pot)

False bottom for mash tun

AutoSparge™ for mash tun

Adapter lid kit

Heat source (240V Boil Coil)

RipTide Pump

BrewCommander controller (electric)

QuickConnectors

Hose and clamps

OPTIONAL ITEMS

KettleKart™

Therminator™ wort chiller

Command Stand

This item is drop-shipped from our wholesaler. Shipping of this product can take up to 3 weeks.

Good unit to step into electric brewing

Coming from your typical 5 gallon banjo burner and watercooler mashtun, this system surprisingly doesn't have a big learning curve. Assembly instructions are a little weak, but we built it in about 3 hours (including 22 gallon fermentor). Efficiency is slightly lower than we hoped (65-69%) but that's not too bad really. Electronics are really handy! You can easily set your temps, and walk away. Other nice features... whirlpool kit, autosparge, linear valves, sight glasses, big thermometers, and the electric coil brings a fast boil! We also purchased the Blichmann 22 gallon fermentor and so far it has been great. Easy to clean. Looks awesome. The Riptide pump: this little bad boy really does move alot of wort! But, in the beginning it will scare you to death. It squeals to high heaven if it has an air bubble, and is prone to getting stuck at higher temps. At first I thought it was defective, but after reading other reviews, it takes alot of practice to get the throttling and priming just right. The connections on this system are decent, but I'd prefer quick disconnects. We will be upgrading shortly. Same with the hoses. They are not very efficient. A lot of heat loss. We get a 12 degree heat loss from one tank to the other. We will be looking into better hoses as well. Now the Bad... if you toss hop pellets into this system, do not, I repeat, do not order the Blichmann Therminator! This chiller is useless with anything more than a handfull of hops! You need to bag all hop additions (reducing your utilization ALOT!) or else this chiller clogs instantly. On top of that, it is very hard to clean. A counterflow chiller is probably the best option here. Overall, we like this system minus the Chiller. In the future, we will probably buy a third vessel for heating sparge water to further increase our efficiency. With Blichmann's modular nature of products, this should be an easy addition. I'd recommend this system to beginners in electric brewing, just don't order the Therminator Chiller!

Reviewed by: Andrew Emory from on 4/24/2018

Q: It says 240volt. I thought US was 220volt . I can use this in the USA with normal 220 outlets?

Asked by: Marty - 4/14/2020

A: this can be run on US 220V outlets with the correct plug connection

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Answer provided by: Aaron (4/15/2020)

Q: What is the largest grain bill that can be accommodated by the 20 gallon system?

Asked by: Thomas - 12/3/2018

A: This will vary ab it based on the amount of water used and the grains used for the recipe but generally around 40-45lbs in the larger 20 gallon mash tun can be accommodated

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Answer provided by: Aaron (12/3/2018)

Q: I am interested in the 20 gallon BrewEasy Electric system. I am currently brewing in 5 Gallon batches using a propane burner but cannot use gas in the house. Is there a down-side to using electric? Also, is there a more complete source for information on how this system works, cleaning, etc? Finally, how is the wort transferred to a fermenter? (I imagine that a fermenter does not come with the system) Thanks

Asked by: Sean Fawcett - 3/27/2017

A: The only downside to electric is that it can take slightly more time for the a rolling boil to be achieved. Blichmann does not currently have videos linked directly on their site for use and cleaning but there may be some folks who have taken it upon themselves to post the information on a You Tube video. There is a March pump included on both systems so you would be using this to transfer into your fermenter, which is not included in the system

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Answer provided by: Aaron (3/27/2017)

Q: Can a 5 gallon batch be made in the breweasy 20?

Asked by: John Poston - 5/30/2016

A: Unfortunately the 20 gallon system is too big to make 5 gallon batches. Thanks!

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Answer provided by: Kenny (6/27/2016)

Q: What amperage is required for the electric 30 gallon kettle, for 20 gallon batches?

Asked by: Ian - 4/19/2016

A: Hi Ian, thanks for the question! Blichmann recommends a 30A breaker for that coil. Cheers!

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Answer provided by: Tim (6/24/2016)

Q: What is the brew time for a typical 20 gallon batch?

Asked by: Craig - 3/26/2016

A: Blichmann estimates (typical start to finish of mash) 1.5-2 hrs

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Answer provided by: Matt (5/4/2016)

Q: The links in the description of the BrewEasy 20 gallon system go to 30 gallon G2 pots. Why aren't they 20 gallon pots?

Asked by: Frosty - 11/22/2015

A: This system is for making 20 gallon batches. You will need larger pots than 20 gallon to accommodate the amount of grain and water used for these large batches.

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Answer provided by: Carson (11/25/2015)

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BrewEasy 20 Gallon 240V Electric System Fahrenheit

Q: It says 240volt. I thought US was 220volt . I can use this in the USA with normal 220 outlets?

Q: What is the largest grain bill that can be accommodated by the 20 gallon system?

Q: Can a 5 gallon batch be made in the breweasy 20?

Q: What amperage is required for the electric 30 gallon kettle, for 20 gallon batches?

Q: What is the brew time for a typical 20 gallon batch?

Q: The links in the description of the BrewEasy 20 gallon system go to 30 gallon G2 pots. Why aren't they 20 gallon pots?

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