All Grain Graduation - Heat Source

[Longhead23]

Hello all, I have done a couple of kits and really enjoyed it, and the results. I want to progress to All-Grain Brewing and have SOME of the required equipment. I don't yet have a mash/lauter tun. I have a 37l stainless steel pot which is perfect, but I only have a ceramic hob, which I assume will not be up to the job.

What do most of you use as mash/lauter tuns? Do you all use gas camper stove type heaters? I don't have any budget left, so cheap (but reliable) is good

I would really appreciate your advice and recommendation on this?

Thanks in advance!

 

[steveshep8676]

Hello all, I have done a couple of kits and really enjoyed it, and the results. I want to progress to All-Grain Brewing and have SOME of the required equipment. I don't yet have a mash/lauter tun. I have a 37l stainless steel pot which is perfect, but I only have a ceramic hob, which I assume will not be up to the job.

What do most of you use as mash/lauter tuns? Do you all use gas camper stove type heaters? I don't have any budget left, so cheap (but reliable) is good

I would really appreciate your advice and recommendation on this?

Thanks in advance!

Have you thought about setting up a HERMS system then you’ll not need any heat source for the mash tun. Not sure what you have now in regards to HLT and boil kettle etc but it’s an idea worth looking at.


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[Bigcol49]

I only have a ceramic hob, which I assume will not be up to the job.

Hi!
The problem with hobs is that they cut out regularly - you need a constant heat source.

 

[GerritT]

Hello all, I have done a couple of kits and really enjoyed it, and the results. I want to progress to All-Grain Brewing and have SOME of the required equipment. I don't yet have a mash/lauter tun. I have a 37l stainless steel pot which is perfect, but I only have a ceramic hob, which I assume will not be up to the job.

What do most of you use as mash/lauter tuns? Do you all use gas camper stove type heaters? I don't have any budget left, so cheap (but reliable) is good

I would really appreciate your advice and recommendation on this?

Thanks in advance!

Induction for a 20L pot, and works nice at 2500-ish Watt. Buffalo have a 3 kW standalone, could be interesting.