Better Brew Heat Belt - Home Brew Wine & Beer Making Fermenter Heater

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I've got a master plan to use my old chest freezer (whats not plugged in) in the garage and put a thermostat inside it and I've also put a tropical heat pad around the inside wall to bring the heat to the required temperature! This rubber covered brew belt is safe to plug in and leave on to keep your brew going at the right temperature if the conditions are otherwise too cold for your brew to ferment.

These recent changes have been implemented by DPD country-wide – they are not specific to Happykombucha parcel deliveries.I'm afraid my alternative to the kitchen would be my shed which gets way too cold even with a heater. Another benefit of using the Au standard 35 watts Temperature Adjustable heat belt is that it reduces the time it takes to complete the brewing process of your beer and wine. If for any reason you are not happy with your purchase, or simply decide you no longer want the goods, we offer a 14 day money back guarantee. The concern is that the fermentation temperature will rise too much and this will put the yeast under stress which will generate undesirable flavours in the finished beer.

Perfect if you need to keep your brew in a spare room, garage of cellar where the temperature is less than idea for brewing. One of the main advantages of using the temperature adjustable heat belt over a heating pad is that it can be easily moved up or down the fermenter to increase or decrease the heat transfer to the brew. Interestingly, one end of the circuit appears to be soldered together (the end that failed), but the other end appeared to be crimped. Brewing Mate Heat Belt has a variable power output thermostat allowing you to dial in the exact fermentation temperature and keep the yeast healthy and thriving.As a bonus, the heat belt comes with a stick-on thermometer to help you monitor the temperature of your brew more accurately.

This Brew Belt is designed for use in the UK and comes with an integral lead fitted with a 3 pin UK mains power plug. It's important to regularly check the temperature sticker provided to ensure that the temperature is correct for the fermentation.The gentle heat from a heating pad gradually brings up the temperature of the beer and depending on the ambient temperature will maintain it in temperature ranges required for most ale or wine fermentations. No more moving the belt up and down the demijohn to get the temperature right, just setup the thermometer on the outside of the demijohn and regulate the temperature using the dial.