Eaglesbrewer44
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Hello all, I'm new to the forum and I'm seeking feedback on my 220v Electric Brew Panel. I'm not an expert in building electric panels(this is my first attempt), but I feel fairly confident after studying other builds on this forum and other popular electric build sites. That being said, before I plug anything in and flip the switch, I want to socialize my design to be sure I did not design this panel ass backwards.
Here are some features I wanted on this 220v panel:
As you will see in the attached diagram, I went with the Din Rail approach and split the wires to the PID with a 5 amp fuse terminal. After reading this section's Electric Primer for Brewers Sticky today, now I'm wondering if need to add a 15 amp breaker for the 120v pump outlet. Anyhoo, I would appreciate any feedback. Thanks in advance!
Here are some features I wanted on this 220v panel:
- The ability to turn off/on the element while the panel is plugged in
- Run a water pump
- Run a Blichmann 4000 watt Boil coil
- Be as safe as I can be with electric
- 11x8x4 project box
- 25 amp SSR
- 25 amp external heat sink
- 25 amp breaker for on/off switch
- Auber's 30 amp din rail terminal set
- A ground terminal
- A 5 amp fuse terminal
- 32 amp rated contactor
- 30 amp double pole single throw switches(I should have bought simple toggle switches, but I think these will still work)
- 18, 14, & 10 gauge wire where need based on the amperage
- 2352 PID
- Volt and amp meter
- Power coming from 30 amp Siemen GFCI breaker
As you will see in the attached diagram, I went with the Din Rail approach and split the wires to the PID with a 5 amp fuse terminal. After reading this section's Electric Primer for Brewers Sticky today, now I'm wondering if need to add a 15 amp breaker for the 120v pump outlet. Anyhoo, I would appreciate any feedback. Thanks in advance!
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