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I think I have found my solution. I will rewire my control panel to isolate all of the 110v components. Since I do have 110v supply at the box, I will just run a separate circuit. I should then be able to use relay to control the supply of native 220v power to the heating elements. Unless I am...

I did not add this type of e-stop to my control panel. In theory, it would work just fine though. Considering the amount of water around the a brewery, it is not a bad idea to have an emergency stop triggered by a small current to a RCD. If you really had to kill power, it would probably be...

Most of the components (contactors, SSRs, PIDs) require 110v. I designed it to power these components using just one leg of a US 220v line. In Europe, there is just one 220v hot wire. I have a wiring diagram, but this site does not allow me to post pictures. It is very similar to the one found...

About six months ago I began building a electrical powered brewery in my home (US). Just as I was nearing completion, I received orders to move to Germany (I'm in the military). After thousands of dollars invested in this brewery, I am determined to find a way to make it work. I designed to be...