Steam Condenser Review 

G’day Bradley, I just wanted to drop you a short note and say that I’ve gone watch almost all of your uploads over the last month. Apart from the interesting content, there is one key take home message. You seem like a genuine guy. Someone that no doubt would be good to brew and have a beer with. Keep up the top work. Cheers!

Thanks once again Bradley for a constructive breakdown of the Stem Condenser. If it helps, yourself and David Heath are the clips of choice when it comes to learning about new products. Keep up the good work.

I used this for about 13 brews now, in my tiny shed with the 150l system. I usually boil at 75% with the hat on and the condenser works flawlessly. Hooked to my regular garden hose. I am very happy with it. I use thenstandard nozzle.

Bradley, great stuff as always! But as a constructive feedback: I am assuming you're preparing these clips and not just recording yourself on the spot. Given the reach you're having and trying to expand on I think it'd be much better customer experience if you did the conversions on the various data points you present beforehand and then include the most common ones in your clip (psi/bar, inch/mm, gallons/litres etc.). That would mean you looking these things up once and providing an easy experience to your audience instead of every viewer individually having to do the conversions themselves, stopping your clip, switching over to a conversion tool, switching back etc. Hope this helps you grow your international viewership and keep on rocking! 🤘

Good insight. Cheers from central Europe.

This was a must have item for me. I did my first brew day on the B80 without the steam hat and condenser and I could not believe how much steam the B80 produced compared to a Grainfather! So you wanted to know what it would be like in a basement? How about 98% RH and wet walls for a start, although I did have a nice sauna on the go. With the steam hat and condenser, there is none of that, and I can achieve a rolling boil at half the power, which is quite a saving when halving 6KW for 60-90mins. Great video as always Bradley!

The water consumption isn't really that bad compared to another system on the market... lol Stay tuned for that video.. Cheers Bradley!!

Always great videos, I watch all of them and like your opinions, keep your videos going please

Great video as always, I did end up buying this piece of equipment after saving up for a while. I have a quick question, what are you using in Brewfather for the boil off with the steam condenser attached. I missed my original gravity by quite a bit, and I assume it is because I did not boil off as much as I would without the condenser. Any help is appreciated as always. Keep up the great content. Cheers

Good stuff Bradley! Thanks for video. Sláinte!

Hey Bradley! I just gave you y like, subscribed and turned on the bell. YOU ARE AWESOME! I love the videos. Keep up the great work!

Fantastic video as always :)!

its great for stopping my brew house steaming up in the cold winter days have you any news on overflow system keep up the great reviews.

Hi Bradley, first of all: thanks for all your instructive videos 🙏 I have something stressing me and I need your opinion. I am about to purchase a B80 and F80 and the steam condenser but also planning to do only 20L for a mid term (so I can multiply brewing experience) and my worry is: - would the condensated drop inside the 75% empty kettle, after boiling and during the cooling off, be a DMS problem in my wort before transferring it to the F80? - once my F80 filled at 25 %: this space above could have a negative impact or shouldn’t I worry because of the protection at top of wort fermenting before I can it? I ask you this because of the minimal difference of price (not even 10% for a double volume for the future). I hope you can help me with this. Thanks again for all of your videos. Saludos from a Mexican fan living in a cold winter France 🎉🤟

Can't wait🤙 I wonder if there is a way to reduce the water intake or maybe a way to recycle it back in as you would loose alot of water brewing the beer

Hi thanks for all the great content! I tested the spray nozzle without fitting it in to the tube, and I noticed a small leak where it is attached to the topp "lid". Have you had the same experience?

Hi my friend love you videos 3.5bar pressure that is high i live in Ireland and i live in old house and i have 0.95 bar its horrible im from Lithuania in their i was having 6bar some differents still love your videos

Can you show it working? My inline fan and flue isn't coping very well, got a steam hat so looks like this is the way forward for me. Thanks for your vlogs.

Bradley, I am currently (again) in the market for a new system. i do believe the last time i messaged you asking about you B80 Pro i decided to just save my money and not purchase a new system and stick it out with my G30 for a little while longer. Well Sir the time is upon yet again. My situation is this i have really wanted a "3 tier" system for a while and have had my eye on the system out of Milwaukee (kinda rhymes with "Pike"). The issue there is that for the 10gal finished batch size id have to purchase from what ive read, the 20gal system. Now that will run me slightly north of 6K. with the B80 i can get the lid cover, upgrade 3 way valve set up and steam condenser for around 3K. Saving in the neighborhood of $2,800.00. My question after explaining possibly too much is... how many plugs do i need with the B80? The 3 tier system only requires one 240V plug. If i were to get the B80 then another additional cost would be to wire in an additional outlet in my garage if it requires two 240V outlets. Thank you for you time. -Murphy

Where did you get the light your using inside your lid? That would be handy.

hi, does anyone know a steam condenser lid that fits the SS Brewtech 1 BBL kettle?

can you distill your own water using the steam condenser?

It's actually shocking how much water is consumed by these home-brew steam condensers. Have BrewTools done any environmental impact assessments - from manufacturing to intended use - for the products they sell? It's standard practice for responsible businesses these days. Many home brewers brew their own so as not to support irresponsible businesses who profit from negative environmental impacts. Ditto craft brewers.