Recent content by Beno73

Understood. Also a 15A pulls 3450w but I can reduce the wattage on the settings by 13% that will bring it down to about 3000w which is slightly over 13A? Is that right for to say that or am I talking shit?

Oh cr Oh crap! I'm at work, I work offshore so won't be home for another 3 weeks. I wouldn't have a clue to be honest. What size should I have and if it isn't the correct one then I'll go out and get one?

The garage has it's own 2.5 and MCB, when I'm brewing there won't be any else on besides the lights but obviously they have their own circuit.

Hey mate, Are you saying that 3500w is 15A? I'm pretty sure that there is a function to reduce the output on the unit itself. If I do this could I put it on a 13A socket? If so what will the max wattage be? Obviously it won't go to the units max potential but for the brew's I'll be doing I...

Not importing but buying from a company from UK who made me aware if this problem and yes, I do live in Scotland. He's only selling this to people who has the understanding that they need to combat this electrical matter. Hence asking you guys. I am actually from Australia but I've lived in UK...

I Won't need the max heat when brewing. first stage will be around 65c and the second stage is at boiling temp. After you do the boil you cool the wort and put it in the fermenter, that's when you add the yeast, then the magic happens. I guess they put a 3500w for the max amount of volume and...

When you say a dedicated supply do you mean I'll need to change out the Wire etc to the breaker? If so what size wire etc will I need? Yes it's a Kegland brewzilla 65L from Australia.

I'm at work so can get onto the web site as they block beer sites lol. But if you google Kegland brewzilla 65L in Australia, looks amazing! Kegland have the best products at a reasonable price too.

Wow! You guys are quick at replying. thank you. Yes it's a Kegland Brewzilla Gen 4 check it out. The 35l is only 13A but the 65L is 15A, they are Australian standard so obviously they have different requirements. Yes it's alot of Amps for a heater but it also pushes a pump at the same time, I...

Hi Fella's I'm not an Electrician but I need your help to brew beer. I want to purchace a brewing system that is capable of brewing about 65l but it is a 15amp appliance. Obviouslly the UK sockets are 13amp but want your help to find out if i should swap out he socket to a 15amp, 16amp commando...