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How to Build Your Electric Brewery | Part 2

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How to Build Your Electric Brewery | Part 2

In this advanced course, learn how to build your own electrical panel box with a BCS to operate your electric brewery!

13 chapters · 30 lessons · 1h 11m

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In this advanced course, learn how to build your own electrical panel box with a BCS to operate your electric brewery!

Your instructor

Karl  Weiss

Karl Weiss

Brewer

Course contents

13 chapters, 30 lessons, 1h 11m of video

Chapter 1

About This Course

  • Welcome3:49
  • What You'll Learn1:11

Chapter 2

Brains Behind the Operation

  • The Brains1:40
  • The BCS2:09
  • Connecting the BCS to the Internet0:40
  • System Design: Why Karl put the BCS in it's Own Box0:36

Chapter 3

The BCS Interface

  • Web Interface6:24
  • Screenshots of the BCS Interface

Chapter 4

Using a PID Instead of BCS

  • Using a PID1:41
  • Choosing and Wiring a PID

Chapter 5

Panels and Box Wiring

  • Tools You Will Need
  • Box Wiring Overview4:07
  • Heat Sink0:59
  • Panel Lights0:26

Chapter 6

Other Panel Considerations

  • Removable Panel Board for Box0:45

Chapter 7

Mounting to Panel Board

  • Terminal Blocks & DIN Rail3:29

Chapter 8

Wiring the Panel

  • How to Wire the Panel5:40
  • High-Voltage Electric Flow6:17
  • Low Voltage Electric Flow6:43

Chapter 9

LED Wiring

  • Wiring Your LEDs2:12

Chapter 10

Panel Switches

  • The Different Panel Switches3:08
  • Final Electric Flow Overview0:33

Chapter 11

Mount Board

  • How to Mount Your Panel Board0:48
  • Wiring Power Plugs1:08
  • Wiring the Board to the Box8:25
  • It's Not Too Late

Chapter 12

Brew Time

  • Cross Your Fingers2:04
  • Brew Time5:14

Chapter 13

Thank you

  • Wrap Up0:55
  • The Video Production

What students say

5.0 from 1 review
  • Excellent course! Wish I had watched this before build my first and second panel! Obviously for Australia the wiring is slightly Different (& less complex), but still relevant cheers!
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