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What's new in Gen.2?

• The Gen.2 has a TC port on the dump valve enlarged from 1.5" to 2".
• A new 2" TC port is added on the body of the fermentation vessel for the need to use a heating element, e.g. during Kveik fermentation.  The maximum length of the heating element from the inner edge of the TC port is 176mm.
• On the lid of the fermentation vessel, the TC port for dryhop has been enlarged from 1.5" to 2".
• The port for the thermowell is changed to a new 1.5" TC port with a thermowell.
• The port with the fermentation plug is changed to a 1.5" TC port with a blowoff barb.

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BrewTaurus F55L Conical Fermenter provide brewers with the ease of conical fermentation and the durability of 304 stainless steel construction. These compact, versatile fermenters have a maximum capacity of 55 - 59 L filled to the brim which gives brewers the headspace they need to do single batch (42L to 45L) brewing. The conical shape perfectly separates clear liquid and sediments which slowly settle to the bottom. 

BrewTaurus F55L Conical Fermenter has an all tri-clamp design. The lid features a 4" tri-clamp top port which can be used to dry hop, add a drop-in chilling coil, or use with other tri-clamp accessories. The lid also has one 2" tri-clamp port and one 1.5" tri-clamp which can be use for airlock, blow-off barb or as the hop port for quickly adding hops or connect a hop drop kit and make dryhopping without access to oxygen. 

The body features another two 1.5" tri-clamp ports. One for the racking arm and ball valve and second on the body for a thermowell into which a thermometer or temperature sensor can be inserted. There is another two 2" TC ports one a drain port for cleaning or harvesting yeast and second like the option for using heating element.

BrewTaurus F55L Conical Fermenter stands on three fixed legs, which can be mounted wheels that are part of the conical fermenter. This allows the conical fermenter to be moved variably within the space if required.

We do not recommend fermentation under pressure. Fermentation vessels are not built as pressure vessels.