Preventing leaks and galling in the 4-in-1 ferm...
The 4-in-1 fermenter lid is held in place with eye bolts. Eye bolts are used over standard nuts as they are easier to open with fingers—no tools are necessary. However, when...
Preventing leaks and galling in the 4-in-1 fermenter
The 4-in-1 fermenter lid is held in place with eye bolts. Eye bolts are used over standard nuts as they are easier to open with fingers—no tools are necessary. However, when higher pressure is being applied to the vessel (up to 14.9psi), a tool is likely needed to tighten the lid down so it doesn't leak. For a tighter seal, a screw driver (or other steel bar) can be used to tighten the ring by...
Installing the fermenter lid gasket
All models of the BREWHA 3-in-1 fermenter have a silicone lid gasket for sealing the lid and providing up to 3psi of pressure for racking beer into kegs. If the lid...
Installing the fermenter lid gasket
All models of the BREWHA 3-in-1 fermenter have a silicone lid gasket for sealing the lid and providing up to 3psi of pressure for racking beer into kegs. If the lid is kept clean, the lid gasket can generally be kept in place as it can be sanitized simple by putting into position...
Assembling the Water Pressure Regulator
Every hose and tank is designed with a maximum allowable working pressure (MAWP), which if exceeded, will cause damage and could even pose a safety hazard. The BREWHA tank jackets...
Assembling the Water Pressure Regulator
Every hose and tank is designed with a maximum allowable working pressure (MAWP), which if exceeded, will cause damage and could even pose a safety hazard. The BREWHA tank jackets have been designed to hold up to 5psi of pressure (7psi in the MB 4-in-1s) which is more than enough pressure to...
Installing your BIAC complete all-in-one brewery
In this video we will be looking at how to setup the BREWHA BIAC. While today we are setting up a 5 barrel BIAC, most of the features and fittings...
Installing your BIAC complete all-in-one brewery
In this video we will be looking at how to setup the BREWHA BIAC. While today we are setting up a 5 barrel BIAC, most of the features and fittings are also found on the smaller models. The first thing to set up is the hoist. On the larger models of the BREWHA BIAC, an overhead hoist is necessary to raise the Colander, and...
Disassembling the BREWHA Sanitary Ball Valve
Completely disassembling a valve to remove any sediment that is trapped inside is essential sanitary technique for any brewery. The BREWHA Sanitary Valve is the simplest and easiest valve you’ll...
Disassembling the BREWHA Sanitary Ball Valve
Completely disassembling a valve to remove any sediment that is trapped inside is essential sanitary technique for any brewery. The BREWHA Sanitary Valve is the simplest and easiest valve you’ll ever disassemble. Aside from the very first time (when a wrench may be needed to loosen the nut on the handle) no tools other than your fingers are required to disassemble the valve. Disassembly, cleaning and reassembly can all happen inside a minute...
How to quickly transfer beer from your fermente...
While BREWHA's Fermentor to Keg Racking Hose allows a brewer to easily transfer beer to a keg in an oxygen free environment using the 'beer out' post of the keg, the...
How to quickly transfer beer from your fermenter to a keg
While BREWHA's Fermentor to Keg Racking Hose allows a brewer to easily transfer beer to a keg in an oxygen free environment using the 'beer out' post of the keg, the 'beer out' post on most kegs is through a 1/4" tube which can restrict beer flow and be somewhat time consuming. This article describes an easy method for rapid racking of beer to a keg using a larger diameter hose.
Transferring beer from your fermenter to a keg
Step by step instructions on how to transfer ('rack' or push) beer out of fermenters and into a keg. Includes suggestions for improving sanitation, safety, and a method for kegging beer without...
Transferring beer from your fermenter to a keg
Step by step instructions on how to transfer ('rack' or push) beer out of fermenters and into a keg. Includes suggestions for improving sanitation, safety, and a method for kegging beer without exposing it to oxygen in the process.
How to assemble the BREWHA BIAC
Assembly of the BIAC is relatively intuitive and straightforward and can be assembled and ready to brew in less than 30 minutes. A brewer may want to substitute or alter...
How to assemble the BREWHA BIAC
Assembly of the BIAC is relatively intuitive and straightforward and can be assembled and ready to brew in less than 30 minutes. A brewer may want to substitute or alter a few parts, which is entirely acceptable, but this description explains how to assemble it in the typical manner. The BIAC being shown here is the Small version; Small, Medium and Large versions are identical structurally with the one exception that the Large BIAC has two ports for heating elements.
Installing the BREWHA 100% stainless heating el...
The new Water Heating Element from BREWHA comes with the following features: pre-installed and ready to use; no wiring, heat-shrinking, sealing threads or drilling required (Click to read more)
Installing the BREWHA 100% stainless heating element
The new Water Heating Element from BREWHA comes with the following features: pre-installed and ready to use; no wiring, heat-shrinking, sealing threads or drilling required (Click to read more)
Operating the 240V/30amp Brewing Power Controller
The 240V Brewing Power Controller (BPC) is designed to give safe and easy access to 240V/30amp power in the home. Without it, one would either have to use 120V power or...
Operating the 240V/30amp Brewing Power Controller
The 240V Brewing Power Controller (BPC) is designed to give safe and easy access to 240V/30amp power in the home. Without it, one would either have to use 120V power or plug a heating element directly into a 240V socket. Using 120V power (like is found in standard wall sockets) only delivers about 1500W power, and would take a very long time to heat water. On the other hand...