Temperature Control
Our brewing temperature controller, the BrewPi Spark, can accurately control the temperature of your beer.
To hack a fridge for fermentation control, you will need:
- A BrewPi Spark
- 2 temperature sensors: 1 for the beer, 1 for the air in the fridge
- 2 SSRs: 1 for cooling and 1 for heating
- A web server that talks to the BrewPi Spark for data logging, graphs and setup and user interface.
For a guide on how to modify a fridge, checkt out our Fridge Hacking Guide. It uses the old Arduino version, but the process with the BrewPi Spark will be very similar.
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Waterproof OneWire digital temperature sensor with silicone cable and RJ11 plug Learn More -
1/2" threaded temperature sensor silicone cable and RJ12 plug Learn More -
Waterproof OneWire digital temperature sensor with silicone cable and RJ11 plug, with 2.5m cable Learn More -
Excl. Tax: €139.00 Incl. Tax: €168.19Our latest and greatest brewing temperature controller Learn More -
Excl. Tax: €32.50 Incl. Tax: €39.33Long temperature sensor for mounting in kettle or fermenter wall. BSP thread. Learn More -
Excl. Tax: €32.50 Incl. Tax: €39.33Long temperature sensor for mounting in kettle or fermenter wall. NPT thread. Learn More -
Excl. Tax: €45.00 Incl. Tax: €54.453-phase Solid State Relay (SSR), 30A, suitable for our biggest 3-phase for heating element Learn More -
Excl. Tax: €6.00 Incl. Tax: €7.26Extra short OneWire temperature sensor with RJ11 plug Learn More -
Excl. Tax: €15.00 Incl. Tax: €18.15This boards connects 1 or 2 SSRs and up to 3 extra temperature sensors to your BrewPi Spark. Learn More -
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Controls two 5-wire motorized ball valves and shows their status in LEDs and software. Learn More
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