Kettle electrical connections
by RidleyRumpus » Tue Jan 01, 2019 17:59
What are people using to bolt* to the side of the kettle/HLT in order to contain the wiring?
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Re: Kettle electrical connections
by Oldstunty » Tue Jan 01, 2019 18:51
Happy brew year 
I've just got the plug going straight onto the element pins.
I've seen some people use an empty caulking tube with the nozzle cut off and an electric project box with
a hole cut out to fit the element nut over.
I've just got the plug going straight onto the element pins.
I've seen some people use an empty caulking tube with the nozzle cut off and an electric project box with
a hole cut out to fit the element nut over.
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Re: Kettle electrical connections
by bobsbeer » Sun Jan 06, 2019 13:44
I just have a stainless steel shroud. Saves liquid splashing on the connection, but normal kettle connections are safe on a kettle so I see no reason they wouldn't be safe on a boiler set up.
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