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Question: Can I control a chest freezer with this for a keg storage?
Document: I used this to control a small chest freezer. It is my beer fermentation chamber, extra fridge, and extra freezer. I mounted in a small Pelican box with the electrical outlet. Its easy to use and, so far, very reliable.
I am using this to control my 2 stage fermentation chest/kegerator. I am a home brewer and have used this controller with my chest freezer and a light in a paint can to keep my beer anywhere from 75 to 38. The chest freezer sits in my garage and has been exposed to 120 days and 20 days and this controller has kept the temperature rock solid. Check out here for more information:[...]
This product works great! A lot easier to wire up than I thought and I have 0 electrical experience. I am using this item to control temperature inside a chest freezer that I'm using as a fermentation chamber, works great! I spent an additional 15 in parts to get this all wired up, a total of 35$ and it does more than my 75$ Johnson Controller
I have used this model for a few different applications.First, I built two temp controllers to control two keezers (kegerator + chest freezer). I ordered two more to control the temperature gradient in a snake vivarium. I wired two controllers up to one electrical socket to control two different heaters.This thing is awesome and has great possibilities.
I bought this to control the temperature in my freezer chest for fermenting my homebrew. As any homebrewer knows, temperature control is a major factor in brewing great beer. This controller, with a little basic wiring and a heat source (like a home made paint can lamp), allows you to create a system that will easily control the temperature in your freezer from lagering temps all the way up to saison temps.
I used this to build a temperature controller for a heating pad and a chest freezer for my Homebrew fermentation. I followed a you tube video on build instructions and in about 30 min of work I had a temperature controller!
I have two of these. I used one to replace the temperature controller in a fridge to use as a kegorator. The other I used to replace the temperature controller in a chest freezer to use as a fermentation chamber. They both perform flawlessly.
Great controller for my chest freezer that is soon to be a keezer for my homebrewing hobby. Easy to wire and works just like the original that would have cost me 5 times what I paid for this one. Only issue is that it's in C not F but that's an easy conversion with my handy brew ap.
This works very well and performs both heating and cooling in my chest freezer (lager chest). I have 3 of these at the moment. The size works well for the home-brew population.Will someone please come up with a sub-$20 controller that performs this well, while displaying in Fahrenheit instead of Celsius?
Bought this thermostat to replace the one that went bad in our Sears chest freezer. A new mechanical thermostat was $50 from Sears and this was about $20. I had to add a couple of wires, but this works just fine and we now have a read out. Well worth the money. The instructions are not the best, but I was able to figure it out.
Answer: yes