Blue BREW BELT ELECTRIC BUCKET HEATER Homebrew Brewbelt for Brewing Beer and Winemaking Fermentations

$23.95

Here’s a handy brewing gadget that will raise the temperature of your primary fermentation bucket about 10 degrees above room temperature.  Typically this heater belt will maintain a temperature of 68-75° F (20-24°C).  Most air-conditioned homes are too cool, and the Brew Belt is the perfect solution when you need a little extra heat to keep your fermentation warm enough.  You can regulate the temperature to some extent by lowering or raising the belt’s position on the bucket.  Lower is warmer, higher is cooler.

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Description

This simple belt unit produces 25 watts of heat right where you want it. Instead of having to raise the temperature of the room or find a warm spot, just attach the Brew Belt, plug it in, and the temperature will be perfectly maintained for a rapid and complete fermentation. 
 
This simple device is a coated wire heating element which forms a lasso that can be drawn tightly around the fermenting vessel.  Slip the belt over the bucket pull tight and plug it in!  The Brew Belt is not thermostatically controlled but you can raise or lower the temperature of the bucket by adjusting the height at which the Brew Belt sits around the fermenting vessel. The lower the belt, the more heat will be applied to the fermenting liquid. It is quite safe and can be left for up to 8 days or until the fermentation process is complete.  Has a safe high quality molded plug in 110v AC.

The instructions say this unit is not designed for wet areas, glass carboys, or to be immersed in liquid.  The bucket, lid and airlock shown are for demonstration purposes and are NOT included.

Additional information

Weight 7.5 oz
Dimensions 9 × 4 × 4 in

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