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Yes, the Steam Condenser Lid was made to work with a range of boil kettles depending on the size.  To confirm fit, measure your boil kettle's diameter ...

Yes, the steam condenser can be controlled with our electrical panels on the Spike Solo, Trio and Nano Systems. Each panel has an extra 120V outlet for eas...

The Steam Condenser Lid will use 15-25 gallons of water depending on the size purchased. The water exiting the SCL will be quite hot and we recommend captur...

We have done third party laboratory testing at the University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee to validate the Steam Condenser Lid design. DMS (dimethyl sulfide) is...

The lid reduces the boil off rate by at least 50% which means more finished product for the brewer! 

It does not! The fit is quite tight on the kettle and a vacuum is created when the steam condenses to a liquid in the condensing pipe. All this prevents any...

The steam condenser works by channeling the steam coming off the boil, through a tube attached to the lid. Cold water is then pumped up to that tube and a ...

Until you have your boil in a calm and controllable state, we recommend keeping the 4" port open. Keep an eye on the boil, turning down the heat to pre...

We use the same pump as our TC-100 bundle! 

The Steam Condenser Lid comes with all necessary parts to contain steam from your boil kettle. Parts Include: Pump Condenser mister Piping Clamps, g...