Grainfather GF30 Pro Edition Conical Fermenter
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The Grainfather GF30 conical fermenter is designed to hold up to 28L of wort. With a digital temperature controller that has built-in wireless control, you can connect to the Grainfather App via your mobile device. Add fermentation tracking devices and manage your fermentation from anywhere.
Comes with 3 year Grainfather-backed Warranty
FEATURES:
- Sleek 304 grade stainless steel body
- Connect your mobile device to the built-in, wireless controller via the Grainfather App and manage your fermentation from anywhere
- Double-walled glycol jacket for constant and stable temperature control
- Golden angle (60°) conical avoids yeast and sediment getting stuck to the sides of the fermenter
- Dual valve tap allows you to easily dump yeast, transfer your brew and take samples
- Integrated 30W heating element and cooling sleeve both sit within the cavity of the fermenter to control and maintain the temperature evenly - note: cooling functionality only available when connected to the GC4 or the Cooling Pump Kit (each sold separately)
View the GF30 Instructions online.
WHATS INCLUDED:
- Grainfather GF30
- Built-in Wi-Fi controller
- Silicone bung & airlock
- Dual valve tap
- Power cables
- Silicone transfer hose
SPECIFICATIONS:
SIZE:
- 910 x 360mm
WEIGHT:
- 10kg
CAPACITY:
- 30L
MAX FERMENTATION VOLUME:
- 28L
POWER:
- 12V, 30W
CONNECTIVITY:
- WiFi control
CONE ANGLE:
- 60°
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How long does it take to brew beer?
The time it takes to brew beer can vary, but on average, the process takes about 4 to 6 weeks. This includes the various stages such as malting, mashing, boiling, fermenting, conditioning, and bottling. However, some beer styles may require longer aging periods for optimal flavor development.
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