Thank you so much for this video . What is the difference in thermal conduction between copper and something like grade 5 titanium

Do both stainless and copper stabilize eventually at the same temperature?

You can get rid off the hops by simply boiling it separately in small pot, collecting the hop flavored water and discarding the gunk. Do this a day or two prior to boiling the wort. Put the hop flavored water in cooler. This will further settle any other debris. What you are left with is just beautiful hop flavored water. I freeze a gallon of it and throw it in my cooled wort to cool even further.

Looking at getting this to replace a old plate chiller. How much wort is lost in the coils during cooling?

Just received my unit today, can't wait to brew with it this weekend!

This totally worked for me. I had huge screaming from my pump, especially when it got hot. I'm now about three brews in with this fix and it's basically a distant memory. Thanks guys.

Cheers to great beers that’s why we brew our own . Stay thirsty friend.

I thought you weren’t supposed to run those dry. That’s why I think mine failed hence looking for a fix

Do you guys have any videos showing demonstrations of the exchilerator used during recirculation/whirlpool. I'm curious about how fast it cools down though that sort of use and how much water it takes.

Would it scratch a plastic carboy ?

So does this mod make a Chugger as quiet as a RipTide pump ?

The pex

Hi, is the Exchilerator capable of handling boiling water in the outer tube (the pep)? And a second question, what size threads is there on the thermometer?

Thank you, Sir. Simple and elegant solution.

hey, nice job, what is your ground water temp there, when this test was done, and what was the test volume, and how long did it take to chill it.?

Hi just come across this fantastic video are you making and selling this chiller ??

why use a 1/4 instead of a 3/8 or 1/2 copper tube? it is more efficient? chill faster?

I find that device cool! (I dont understand too much about brewing and stuff). If you don't mind me asking, what is the orange thing around the cooper tube? it seems like a sticky cord. Where can I buy it? Thanks! Greetings from Colombia.

Great stuff, I got to get one of these. What is that temperature gauge you are holding at the end? Cheers!

Where did you get that brew stand and control panel. Sharp stuff.

Love the Chiller that is my NEXT purchase is it hard to keep clean?

What kind of disconnect system do you have there? I really like the red tubing and screw on/off connections! What are they called and where can you get them??

I've thought about doing this with my counterflow chiller. Is there any concern with running hot water from the HLT through brass fittings on the water side of the chiller only to use that same water for the sparge? I was going to try this once I found stainless steel fittings for the water side of the chiller. Thanks for posting.

The bottom angle is for comfort assuming it will be mounted on a flat service. Thank you for your kind words.

Received my 25' one today. Really impressed with the packaging and the product. Now comes with two metal bands that wrap around the coil to make sure everything stays put. The end near the "bottom" is angled up so if you want to mount this say under your brew table you can do that. I've never seen PEX used before but the inner tubing is copper so no worry. Thermal mass of wort will be slightly higher than water used in the demonstration and your local water temperature will also effect how much delta T this product is able to produce but anywhere near 1gal/min flow rate is awesome for home brewing.

On a unrelated note, by any chance do you use solidworks?

Just received my Exchilerator today! Solid design. I'm looking forward to testing it out soon. Still gathering my all grain equipment. Will leave a review after I brew.

Where did you find the temp gauge with the threaded end?