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BREW DAY OPERATIONS 

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AUTO MODE

When the eKettle is in “AUTO” mode, the temperature controller is set up to modulate element output 

based on a set temperature. This is used to maintain a specific temperature such as during a kettle 

souring process or for use as a HLT. For example, if 172 is entered into the set value, the controller will 

maintain the temperature of the liquid inside the kettle at 172 degrees Fahrenheit.

Once you have the temperature dialed in, you can now activate the heater by depressing the heater 

activation  button. The  button  will  glow  red  to  let  you  know  the  button  has  been  depressed.  Press 

down on the button again to deactivate power. The element can also be shut down by adjusting the 

temperature below its setpoint in “AUTO” Mode. 

Always verify the element is fully submerged in water before activating the heater element. 

Dry  firing  the  element  will  cause  irreversible  damage  to  the  element  coil  and  void  the  

element’s warranty. 

Auto Mode

Summary of Contents for eController 1V

Page 1: ...ENGINEERING BETTER BEER eController Product Guide ...

Page 2: ...ettles A 30A dedicated GFCI protected circuit is required 1 Thermoprobe 2 Thermoprobes The eController 2V is designed to be used as part of a 3 vessel single infusion mash system The controller pairs perfectly with our line of insulated InfuSsion Mash Tuns alongside a pair of temperature controlled eKettles for the HLT hot liquor tank and boil kettle The 2V controller can operate 2 elements in tot...

Page 3: ...onal output relative to process 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 during each brewing process The heater button allows the user to turn the element on or off without having to shut off the main power or adjust the PID output setting This is espe...

Page 4: ...Element Output 1 3 5MM Thermoprobe Connection Interface 1 L6 30P 208 240VAC Main Power Input 1 110VAC Accessory Power Input 1 110VAC Accessory Power Input 1 L6 30P 208 240VAC Main power input 2 L6 30R Element Output 2 3 5MM Thermoprobe Connection Interface 2 110VAC NEMA5 15P Side Mounted Controller Receptacles 3 Amps max per outlet 2 110V NEMA 5 15P Side Mounted Controller Receptacles 3 Amps max p...

Page 5: ... is fully submerged in water before activating the heater element Dry firing the element will cause irreversible damage to the element coil and void the element s warranty Prolonged dry firing can cause damage to the vessel and other components and can result in personal injury or property damage Make sure that the unit is connected to a dedicated GFCI circuit Wear proper PPE Personal Protective E...

Page 6: ...nd temperatures based on recipe profile ambient grain temperatures and any other outside variables After ensuring all the rear electrical connections have be made the unit can be powered on via the side mounted ON OFF switch Make sure that both the heater activation button as well as the accessory buttons are in the OFF position as shown in the graphic above OFF ON OFF ON Off Position Button is no...

Page 7: ...MAN mode the set value on the temperature controller is indicative of the percentage of total wattage output for the element For example if the set value is at 100 that is 100 of element output and if the set value is at 50 that means the power level is reduced to 50 of element output Adjustment can be made from 0 100 Once you have the percentage dialed in you can now activate the heater by depres...

Page 8: ...he liquid inside the kettle at 172 degrees Fahrenheit Once you have the temperature dialed in you can now activate the heater by depressing the heater activation button The button will glow red to let you know the button has been depressed Press down on the button again to deactivate power The element can also be shut down by adjusting the temperature below its setpoint in AUTO Mode Always verify ...

Page 9: ... adjusted via the up and down arrows located on the controller You can also use the PF button to move over decimal places to make this process go a little quicker vs holding the up or down arrows Decimal Location Set Value Increase Temperature Percentage Current Value Decrease Temperature Percentage ...

Page 10: ...les to function Once this connection has been made both the Accessory One and Accessory Two buttons located on the front of the controller can activate the corresponding Accessory One and Accessory Two outlets Activation is simply made by depressing the button A blue glow will appear around the button to let you know that the accessory outlet is currently activated Press and release the button onc...

Page 11: ...lose attention to which element you activate so that you do not accidentally dry fire an element that may not be completely submerged Once the selector switch is in the desired position the element can be turned on by depressing the HEATER ON button To deactivate power simply press and release the button once more Only the boil kettle portion of the 2V controller has voltage modulation to fine tun...

Page 12: ...Page 12 eBREWING KIT ASSEMBLY eBREWING 1V KIT Ss eKettle Element Cord Thermoprobe Cord Thermoprobe Connection 110VAC Accessory Power Cord L6 30P 208 240VAC Main Power Input L6 30R Element Output ...

Page 13: ...operational limits Ss Brewtech reserves the right to request the original purchaser to return the defective item at the purchaser s expense before processing the warranty claim and issuing a replacement If a direct replacement is no longer available a product that serves the same purpose with equal or greater value shall be awarded Ss Brewtech at its discretion may also opt to simply refund the fu...

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