TopBrewing™ Heat Belt Pro with Variable Adjustable Temperature Control ☆ Perfect for Brewing Fermenting Home Brew Beer Wine Cider and Kombucha ☆ Free Thermometer ☆

Product Information

Suitable for use with 23 Litre & 33 Litre Fermenting vessels and 5 gallon kegs and smaller with a flat base Fits fermenting vessels, 25 litre kegs, 1 gallon demijohns (Please note this belt will not fit around a Fast Ferment)

Temperature Control for home

There are a few downfalls to most heating belts on the market. First, we were hard-pressed to find a heating belt with its own temperature controller, so if you want the most control possible, you’ll need to invest in a temperature controller.The Better Brew heat belt is designed to be used during primary fermentation and to aid the start of secondary fermentation. Help keep your brew at a constant temperature and not get too cold. The most popular size is the TE25 which hold up to a 25 litre vessel, as it can also be used to stand smaller vessels on, such as 1 or 2 demijohns.Low Wattage/Economical 230 volts 25 watts The Better Brew heat belt is safe for use in the UK and is double insulated, it is supplied with a UK plug and has a CE mark and meets all UK regulations

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The Better Brew heat belt is permanently on and has no thermostat, heat can be regulated by moving the Brew Belt higher or lower on the vessel – move it lower for more heat, or higher for less heat. A heater is a simple and easy way to have a consistent temperature during the fermentation process. Heat belt heaters are adjustable and can be set to the desired temperature range for optimal fermentation for this you just move the heater up or down, Down for more heat, higher for less heat for your home brew. How Does a Brew Belt Heater Work? The TopBrewing™ heat belt is a revolution in brewing temperature control, with its own temperature control dial you can regulate the heat unlike any other belt on the market. No more moving the belt up and down the demijohn to get the temperature right, just setup the thermometer on the outside of the demijohn and regulate the temperature using the dial. If you aren’t convinced that you need a heating belt and don’t want to spend much on trying one out, we think you’ll like the Varadyle Homebrew Belt. This is a very basic heating belt but does a good job.

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Space-Saving: The heat belt heater is a small, compact device that takes up very little space, making it ideal for small brewing setups. We have found that in the winter, it just takes longer for us to get full fermentation. So, we started researching options for warming our fermenter. If a problem happens with the delivery please let us know and we will do our best to help, we can talk to Parcel Force to help solve the problem. One of the things we liked the most about this heating belt is that it fits around larger-size fermenters, so if you’re increasing your brew capacity, this is a nice option.

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There are a few options and each has it's advantages and disadvantages, so here is a bit about each and when to use them; A little bit more expensive, but from a reliable brewing equipment supplier is the FermoTemp Electric Fermentation Heater from Northern Brewer. We liked that this belt was a little more robust than the FermoWrap, making it feel a little more durable.One of the main benefits of using the TopBrewing™ heat belt is the reduced time it takes to complete the brewing process of your beer and wine. Consider using a heater device in conjunction with a timer if needed, temperatures are often lower on a night so it may be sufficient to have the heater set to apply heat at night only if the brew is getting too warm with it on constantly, or perhaps 2 hours on, 2 hours off etc. However, if you aren’t ready to invest in a fancy, temperature-controlled fermenter or have an extra chest freezer lying around, you’re probably relying on the coolest place in your house for fermentation. Cost-Effective: Heat belt heaters are relatively inexpensive compared to other temperature control methods, such as a temperature-controlled fermentation chamber.