Review and setup of the new ITC 308 WiFi temperature controller. If you fancy getting one please use this link: amzn.to/2WxjY6u You can get 25% Discount with this code: IXGI55HS (valid until 23/06/19)
Looks like an interesting bit of kit, more research required on my part. Funny how wifi can still be black magic even if you follow the instructions :)
Just to be clear. So I want to use this on my Kegerator since it’s constantly on. So would I plug my fridge into the cooling part so when temp gets high it would start the fridge & turn off fridge when it reaches temp?
yes I use a non wifi version of this unit to control my keezer, it works great. No need to use any form of heating unless the kegorator is somewhere where ambient temp is going to drop well below your target temp.
Hi, Just wondering if you can help me. I am using this controller to turn my wood boiler pump on at 75C. I would like it to turn off at 65C. Once it has shut of I would then like it to come back on at 75C. At the moment it on time is too short @ 75C. Thanks.....Alan.
Thanks for the review! The Celsius thou😭 I wonder what is like having more than 1 inkbird unit running on the app @ a time? Like what the screen on the app looks like? Cheers
I have 3 units on the same app controlling heaters for snakes. It lists each unit together on one page and you can select one to see that particular unit
Thx for the vid. Does this device allow for programming a profile that would change over several days, or is it manually adjusted each day-people mention raising temps in the last few days and then cold crashing, etc?
it isn't programmable currently so yeah manual adjustments for cold crash etc. I would hope they will add that functionality to the app at some point in an update tho
@@DudesBrews Thanks for the quick replies on both my posts. I wonder if there are any profile units out there, given the amount of tech there seems to be to do almost anything these days. I'm in Queensland, so fridge brewing is a must at some points of the year. Funny to hear talking about it "pissing it down" outside, as I came from the UK! I knowyour pain, mate. cheers.
@@DudesBrews I have this model due to arrive next week! So, my question now is - if there's a temp range recommended for a yeast type you are using, do you go to the low end, middle or high end? What usually gives the best results? And at the recommended temperatures, which are lower than ambient temp in Queensland, how long can you expect to ferment in a fridge for when compared with a 25c brew in the past. Say for example Safale US-05 it states (range: 12c to 25c, ideally 15c to 22c). thx.
