Grainfather Sparge Water Heater 18L

Introducing the Grainfather Sparge Water Heater 18L, your ultimate brewing companion designed for home brewers and craft beer enthusiasts. This advanced sparge water heater features a robust stainless steel body, perfect for heating up to 18 liters of water efficiently. With its powerful 2 kW heating element, you can easily prepare your sparge water while your mash is brewing, ensuring optimal temperature control throughout the process. The built-in temperature control allows you to set and maintain the ideal sparging temperature, making your brewing process smoother and more precise. The sight glass with 1-liter graduations provides clear visibility of water levels, while the convenient tap ensures easy access to the heated sparge water. Plus, heating lights indicate when your sparge water is at the desired temperature or still being heated. Perfect for anyone looking to elevate their home brewing experience, this sparge water heater enhances efficiency, allowing for seamless transitions from mashing to sparging. Whether you're brewing a batch of IPA or a rich stout, the Grainfather Sparge Water Heater 18L has you covered, making it an essential tool in your brewing arsenal. Invest in your brewing journey today and enjoy control, convenience, and consistency with every brew. Upgrade your setup with the Grainfather Sparge Water Heater, and take your home brewing to new heights.

This Sparge Water Heater is a temperature controlled urn that allows you to heat up to 18 L of water. This makes the process easier, start heating your sparge water when you begin the mash to ensure it is ready for when you need to sparge. Once water is at required temperature, it will hold that temperature until changed or turned off.



The Sparge Water Heater features:





18 L Capacity


Stainless Steel Body


2 kw Element


Sight Glass (with 1 L graduations visible)


Tap


Temperature Control


Heating Lights (to indicate input temperature


has been reached or is still being heated)





NOTE: Graduations on the scale are
measured from the tap.