My DIY Controller (220v)

[MoonWhisky]

This is my diy controller I made for my 5500watt heating element in my keg. I finally received the meter today and got to finish it up.

[JFlipz]

Looks good to me!
You fellas and your cool power control boxes and obscene heat sources make me have still envy!

[MoonWhisky]

Thank you after using electric I'll never use gas. It's safer (main reason) cheaper, and heats up faster.

[Od1tspyd3r]

Been looking for months, and bam here it is. Do you have a parts list and wire schematic. I wanna build this

[MoonWhisky]

Yes sir I do. I used a bigger box and buss bar to connect the wires to make it easier and look cleaner instead of wire nuts.
http://www.brewhausforum.com/showthread ... ed-control" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;" rel="nofollow

[Gundar]

Nice controller. Is there a parts list and schematic. I tried the link above but it did not work.

[skow69]

Nice work. That's a cool box, bet it was spendy. The damn box usually ends up being the most expensive component.

[Da Yooper]

Nice and clean work

[Danespirit]

Nice go, Moon Whisky...
Hmm..makes me ashame i still run a "mock up" with no display in a old wooden box.

[Drunk-N-Smurf]

Nice job, are those 110v LEDs? Where'd you get those?

[john2674]

Is that a Drok brand meter you've got in there? I have 2 for my box I'm working on and was wondering how they perform?
Edit--- I just realized this thread started in june of 2014!! lol

[underdog]

Your link to the Brewhaus site is broken.

I'm thinking that this is the controller that you built. I built this controller and I'm very happy with it.

http://www.brewhausforum.com/yaf_postst ... #post22838" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;" rel="nofollow