Designing every pieceof our electric brewing equipment from scratchhas enabled us to introduce a new level of process control, flexibility, and performance. Every detail has been carefully thought through and refined.

Every component of our new eControllers were designed in house or selected to enhance the ebrewing experience. Beginning with the custom extruded 6061 aircraft-grade aluminum housing, which is CNC machined, and then coated in a durable black anodized finish. Using this approach allowed us to keep the system compact, portable, and functional. The housingincludes an integrated carry handle for easy setup and take down, a tee-slot for alternative mounting options, along with a heatsinktokeep the internal electrical components cool.

The boil kettle output on the eController is driven bya fully proportional PID controller, which doesn’t rely on high speed switching to modulate heat. Instead, voltage is modulated through an internal SSVR, this means element wattage is proportional. A switch located just above the PID allows the user to operate the controller in manual or automatic modes.

In manual mode, the proportional output can befine-tunedon a scale of0-100% of total element outputwhich is ideal fordialing in a perfect rolling boil. Alternatively, in automatic mode, the PID algorithm manages the proportional outputrelative toprocess temperature, to hold a steady HLT or mash temp for instance. The eController quickly finds equilibrium with environmental heat loss characteristics, and can maintain a high degree of accuracy duringeach brewing process.

The heater button allows the user to cycle the element on or off without shutting down the power to the entire unit, or adjusting the PID output setting, which is especially helpful during the occasional boil-over. This feature alsoallows the controller to be used to monitor a process temperature, such as during runoff or latter stages of the sparge process without the risk of dry firing the element. Lastly, the controller features two accessory outputs, which would commonly be used for pumps, but could also be used for a mill, lighting, or even a phone charger.

Connectivity was an important consideration for our eControllers, we wanted the flexibilityand familiarity of a plug that could be adapted to an existing customer supplied kettle or element, and the reliability of a UL approved connector type. For 240VAC main power and element connectors, we settled on the common NEMA L6-30 standard, which is a 3-wire twist-lock plug type, capable of delivering 30 amps of current. For the accessory connections, we settled on using a NEMA 5-15 standard, which is just a standard residential 120 VAC outlet. Finally, for the PT100 temperature probes we opted for the 3.5 mm mini jack connector standard, commonly used for headphones, which is both durable and easy to use.

• Extruded Anodized 6061 Aluminum Housing
• Omron Proportional PID Controller
• Automatic and Manual Modes
• On/Off Element control
• PT100 temperature probe
• 240VAC L6-30 Plugs 30A GFCI circuit required
• (2) 120 VAC Accessory receptacles

240VAC 30AMP GFCI Dedicated Circuit Required

Designed to be used with Ss Brewtech eKettles and RIMS. Use with other heating elements, especially (but not limited to) those of different wattages, can cause damage to the eController not covered under the warranty policy.