Excellent job! I like the connectors inside pointing straight down as the cold can cause the tubing to become rigid, being forced in a downward direction makes the glycol mixture return very safe.
I’ve seen some folks concerned if this would cold crash. Let me tell you… that shouldn’t concern you one bit. I go from 67F down to 34F in just a few hours. Crazy efficient.
Okay so first of all nice product. It's good that multiple companies creates such systems for fermenting. But. There is no clear answer to what it can do. A Grainfather GC4 has thicker glycol lines and they say that it can cool down 4 fermenters of 70 liters to 4 degrees celcius. In practice they can keep 4 100 liter fermenters at 5 degrees celcius. But your answer is like: Yeah, it depends on setup. Why don't you just test it and show results? Your price is quite low compared to other systems. Show results and people will buy. Keep up the good work. I really like your products.
The problem is there are too many permutations to test. You can have 4 fermenters ranging from 5gal to 30gal from temps of 35F to 80F in all sorts of ambient conditions. As a rule of thumb we say: Lagering Temps Capability: (2) 1bbl fermenters (4) Flex, CF5, CF10 or CF15's Fermentation Temperature Control Capability: (4) 1bbl fermenters (4) Flex, CF5, CF10 or CF15's Also we will have a cooling capacity comparison on noise comparison on the site and social media soon. Stay tuned!
@@SpikeBrewingThanks for answering! That is so great that you actually take the time to read out the comments and answer. I truly understand that there are too many permutations to test. So I hope either you or other people are going to test it all. I will stay tuned.
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