Brewtools Maltmagnus Pro Series Brewing System User Guide

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Setup: Standard
- The Brewing Systems ships standard with one 3-way valve.
- This will normally be placed on the right side of the system, but if you don’t want to sparge using the internal pump, you can install it on the left side to enable whirlpooling.
- Remember to get an extra dip tube if you want to use this option. By adding more valves, the flexibility will increase, and you can partly or completely avoid having to disconnect tubing or pipes during your brew day.
- What setup is the best, is subjective. A general advice is to start with the 2-valve starter pack and expand as you get more experience.
Diagram Description
- The diagram illustrates the standard setup of the Brewtools Brewing System. It shows the brewing system with various components labeled:
- Left port capped with included TC cap & clamp
- Pumped Output – indicating the direction of the flow out of the system
- Temperature sensor (indicated with the letter S)
- Pump cooled wort to fermenter or hot wort to external chiller or cube
- Cleaning Waste (End of brew) – showing where waste is to be directed after brewing
- Note: The letter ‘S’ in the diagram stands for “Temperatur sensor”. The term “Standardoppsett” appears at the bottom of the diagram, which likely translates to “Standard setup”.

Component	Description
3-way valve	Standard issue with brewing system, for flexibility in setup.
Extra dip tube	Optional for enabling whirlpooling.
2-valve starter pack	Recommended starting point for beginners.

Standard Setup
- The Brewtools Docs comes with a standard setup that allows you to easily use the product. Follow the steps below to get started:
- Make sure you have all the necessary components of the standard setup.
- Place the Brewtools Docs in a suitable location with proper ventilation.
- Connect the temperature sensor (S) to the designated port on the Brewtools Docs.
- Ensure that the sensor is securely connected and positioned correctly.
- Power on the Brewtools Docs and wait for it to initialize.
Temperature Sensor (S)
- The Brewtools Docs are equipped with a temperature sensor (S) to accurately measure and monitor the temperature during operation. Follow the instructions below to use the temperature sensor:
- Ensure that the temperature sensor (S) is properly connected to the Brewtools Docs as mentioned in the setup instructions.
- Place the temperature sensor (S) in the desired location where you want to measure the temperature.
- Avoid placing the sensor too close to heat sources or in direct sunlight, as it may affect the accuracy of temperature readings.
- Once positioned, the temperature sensor (S) will start measuring and displaying the temperature on the Brewtools Docs interface.

Q: Can I use the Brewtools Docs without the temperature sensor (S)?
A: No, the Brewtools Docs requires the temperature sensor (S) for accurate temperature measurement and monitoring. It is an essential component of the product.
Q: How do I know if the temperature sensor (S) is working properly?
A: To check if the temperature sensor (S) is working properly, ensure that it is securely connected to the Brewtools Docs and positioned correctly. The temperature readings on the Brewtools Docs interface should correspond to the actual temperature in the location where the sensor is placed.
Q: What is the purpose of the 3-way valve?
A: The 3-way valve is used to control the flow of liquid within the brewing system, providing flexibility for different brewing setups.
Q: Why might I need an extra dip tube?
A: An extra dip tube can be used if you wish to enable whirlpooling without using the internal pump for sparging.
Q: What should I consider when expanding my brewing setup?
A: It’s recommended to start with the 2-valve starter pack and expand as you gain more experience. The best setup depends on your brewing needs and preferences.

Setup: Standard

The Brewing Systems ships standard with one 3-way valve.
This will normally be placed on the right side of the system, but if you don’t want to sparge using the internal pump, you can install it on the left side to enable whirlpooling.
Remember to get an extra dip tube if you want to use this option.
By adding more valves, the flexibility will increase, and you can partly or completely avoid having to disconnect tubing or pipes during your brew day.
What setup is the best, is subjective. A general advice is to start with the 2- 2-valve starter pack and expand as you get more experience.
- S = Temperatur sensor

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