Is it long enough for a 15-gallon carboy?
748836
Not sure...that would depend on the dimensions of your carboy and the style / width of the neck. My gut tells me that it would not work well for that, but, again, I'm not sure. I use a 5 gallon glass carboy.
1434442
No, I have used mine for about 15 batches of beer. It is still in perfect shape.
710070
No for two reasons. 1. 15+15 is 30. 2. The fittings will not conect. A 5' extension is available and what I use when I need additional length.
2081758
Fewer would fit, naturally, but the height of the canner would allow 1/2 gallon jars, so I would say it is possible. I haven't tried 1/2 gallon jars and the instructions in the manual only give times for quart and pints.
1930739
Go ahead and get the solid rubber stopper set up if u can cuz this one is a hollow type stopper and doesn't put enough pressure on the sides to create a good seal. It never bubbled till I went to the brew shop and purchased a solid stopper with a small hole in it. But to actually answer the question, it will fit a five gallon bottle. "Kind of"
1489720
Only if your gallon bottle has a regular sized canning opening. I hope this helps. It does not fit my small opening on our gallon jug.
340097
The bottom lip of the spouts are 15.5 inches as it stands up, you can stretch out the coils to make it taller or shorter, but I would not recommend this version for a keggle, You should pick up the Wort Chiller that has more coils, because you will be able to get more heat transfer of a 10 gallon batch (it will be much more efficient) Also, the keggle itself holds onto temperature, so you are going to want to either blast it will a hose while you are chilling the wort, submerge it, or otherwise figure out how to cool the outside; if you don't cool the outside of the keggle down at the same time, it is going to take a really long time to cool the wort. The bottom lip of the spouts are 15.5 inches as it stands up, you can stretch out the coils to make it taller or shorter, but I would not recommend this version for a keggle, You should pick up the Wort Chiller that has more coils, because you will be able to get more heat transfer of a 10 gallon batch (it will be much more efficient) Also, the keggle itself holds onto temperature, so you are going to want to either blast it will a hose while you are chilling the wort, submerge it, or otherwise figure out how to cool the outside; if you don't cool the outside of the keggle down at the same... » Read More The bottom lip of the spouts are 15.5 inches as it stands up, you can stretch out the coils to make it taller or shorter, but I would not recommend this version for a keggle, You should pick up the Wort Chiller that has more coils, because you will be able to get more heat transfer of a 10 gallon batch (it will be much more efficient) Also, the keggle itself holds onto temperature, so you are going to want to either blast it will a hose while you are chilling the wort, submerge it, or otherwise figure out how to cool the outside; if you don't cool the outside of the keggle down at the same time, it is going to take a really long time to cool the wort. « Show Less
588480
Yes, with some work you can fit the 15 ml bottles in this. I had to gently cut come of the holes. It's not great but it can be done. I have to work to get them in & out.
2229537
It works just fine on my 6 gal glass carboy . I place it nearer to the bottom of the carboy where the glass is not ridged and it hugs the carboy better and it works great at keeping the temp constant when the winery (garage !! :-0 ) gets colder.
1237239
I have not done it, so I am not sure. If you have the proper hose and regulator it might be OK.I have been using the bottles on mine and they last quite long. It is a great unit.
694558
It has a nice, tight seal and I would say yes, if it is big enough for the size batch you are doing. The size is about 1.5 inches diameter across the top and then sloping in slightly to the bottom which has diameter of 1.25 inches. The height is about 1.5 inches.
1900416
I think it will take up to much space in the refrigerator, unless you have an usually large refrigerator. Has the same diameter as a regular 5 gallon water bottle that you see on a water dispenser. So unless you can fit that in your refrigerator with the shorter height( dimensions are 10" diameter with 14" overall height)
332214
I think it is is too small. 15 Gallon is as small as I would go unless you are talking about very young dwarf tree.
649262
Yes, but a maximum distance from tank to faucet of 15 feet is required (additional tubing will be needed). The system will produce a faster flow at the faucet with the shortest tubingrun from tank to faucet.
191800
You would have to know the size of the hole and thickness of the fermenter.For instance, the hole was too small on the glass gallon+ water dispenser I bought so I widened the hole with a bit designed to do the job and then it fit fine.
1245868
It will siphon yes, however it's designed for one gallon glass jugs so it won't reach the bottom of your carboy. Your best bet is to go for the standard auto siphon which will work for plastic buckets as well as 3, 5 and 6.5 gallon glass car boys.
745752
This will fit either the 5.0 gallon as well as the 6.5 gallon carboys. Happy brewing