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Demig, There are some interesting recipes. However, I think translating them to English is quite a job. I am sure Roel Mulder wil post a number of them in the future. As a fact Roel posted his first recipe on Lost Beers today.

No, I am dutch and follow this guy for more then a year on his Dutch postings. Quite interesting, I must say. So I share his English start among English speaking home brewers

If you are interested in beer history and old recipes, visit Lost Beers

I would not recommend an ITC-3008 for controlling the temperature of your mashtun. The 10Amps relays are also on the edge when using a 2400W element. 24004w / 230V = 10.4Amps For a mashtun you might consider a PID with a SSR. Or if you have a single vessel system look for an Open Ardbir This...

If you have a SSR-40A with the correct input. Which must be the same as the output voltage of the ITC-308 You can do that. Still I would not recommend it. If you want to control heating elements get a PID with an SSR-40A.

Yes, 10A for each relay and one at the time. For elements of 3KW you need SSR's to switch them. In that case you need something else then an ITC-308

Some Years ago I build myself a STC-1000 in an old modembox for my fermentation fridge. See the picture. A couple of weeks ago I ordered an ITC-308 EU outlet version Here is my review: It was delivered at my home within 3 days. Packed well protected in an extra box. The manual is clear and...

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If you are not much of a DIY in elctric wiring an ITC-308 is an alternative for a reasonable price. I have both a DIY build STC-1000 in a box woth sockets and an ITC-308. The ITC-308 does the same but has also two biep alarms. 1 for a min temp setting an 1 for a max temp setting.

Is this the link you mean.? You can also google for an ITC-308. This is a Plug & Play ready build version.

See this posting on HomeBrewTalk

See this posting for my experience with an arduino based controller and a Grainfather

I have bought an Open ArdBir all-in-one-board and build it with all external components in a box. My goal was to make it as an exchangeable control box for the Grainfather. Your can order the board at the ArdBir Store Or if you prefer to build your own from scratch goto GitHub for all open...