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Fused spurs are not used in my country. There is of course an RCD on the main electrical panel of the house. Where exactly do I wire the inline fuse and how many amps should it be for a control board to feed a 3kW/230V element?

Thanks guys for your answers. If I managed to make it a little more secure by adding a fuse or breaker, that would make me happier...

That's a beautiful drawing StevieDS! And yes it has everything I think I need. Thanks a lot! :hat:

I've started building my own electric BIAB equipment and I want to add a PID temperature controller on it. I could use some advice wiring wise... My set up consists of a 3kW element, a pid controller, an SSR and I would like to add the necessary buttons to bypass the PID for the boiling...

You mean BIAB right? A 40liter pot would be enough for what? 25 liters of wort?

Does it worth the effort to ferment 1 gallon? Is it either 6 gallons or 1 in your opinion?

My only concern is whether my stove can manage a 50l pot with 35l or so of wort to boil… Could you please provide me with a link of what you mean? The electric kettles of 27-29 how much beer can they produce with MX or AG recipes?

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I wouldn't argue with that, but as far as I can tell due to larger amounts of boiling wort, AllGrain premises a more powerful heating source like gas or something... Unfortunately not an option in my apartment.

A 50 liter pot seems a little too much for an electric hob to handle. Maybe something like 10-15 liter would be a more reasonable choice...

Hey... I already have done a couple of kits and want to move on to an extract or partial mash recipe. Staying in an apartment, lack of space is a matter to consider. I have no other equipment than the starter kit with the two buckets... My electric stove is also the only heating source I can...

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Hello there guys New to home brewing but my first is already in the bottles and the second one in the bucket… Glad to be around.