ICEBANK G20 ICEMASTER

Icebank G20 Icemaster

• The Icemaster G20 is an efficient glycol chiller that has fantastic cooling performance. It's compact, quiet and ideal for a domestic environment.
• It is powerful enough to chill well-insulated fermenters up to 300 Litre in size or multiple smaller fermenters. It has about 600-watt cooling power making it suitable for crash chilling even in hot ambient temperatures in your garage or brewery.

Integrated Pumps

• This unit comes with 2 integrated pumps and temp controllers. This will allow you to independently cool two fermenters at the same time at different temperatures.
• Set the temp on the main reservoir to -4° C then (after you have added 30% glycol) then on the other side of the G20 set the other two temperatures to your ideal fermentation temperatures.
• No additional wiring necessary. Pumps included and already wired up ready to use.

Chill Wort

• Cooling wort from 100° C to 50° C is quite easy with tap water most of the time. With that said cooling from 50°C to 18°C can take ages.
• This is because your tap water might be as hot as 35°C meaning it would be impossible no mater how much water you use to get down to 18°C (yeast pitching temperatures).
• The Icemaster G20 solves this problem and is the easy way to take advantage of sub-zero glycol to cool your fermenter to acceptable temperatures for the fermentation process
• (PLEASE NOTE: only use this unit to chill wort after you have already chilled down to <50°C with water, otherwise there is a risk of overloading the compressor).

This unit can be used in conjunction with all these chiller options

• a) Immersion Chiller
• b) Counter Flow Wort Chiller
• c) Plate Chiller

Cool Your Bright Tank Fermenter or Kegmenter

• Australia is a hot country and in many instances, heating is not necessary but cooling is essential. Larger and well-insulated fermenters, in particular, will often generate enough heat to heat the fermenter which is why large commercial breweries often have no heating.
• They rely on the yeast activity to heat the fermentation tank. The G20 can be used to cool a range of different fermentation vessels.

Compressor NOT Thermoelectric

• Although thermoelectric glycol units are significantly cheaper to make, to really get the power needed to chill wort quickly and efficiently you need compressor cooling.
• Compressors increase the cost of the manufacturing process however due to the fact they are between 3-6 times more electrically efficient for this application, the initial manufacturing cost will easily be recouped in electrical savings.
• In addition to this compressors are significantly more powerful and able to pump more heat even in hot ambient temperatures where thermoelectric units will struggle.
• If you want to retain the ability to crash chill fermenter you can't go past the cooling power of compressor cooling.

Specifications

• Refrigerant: r600a isobutane
• Cooling Power: 600 watts (0.8HP)
• Max Head (per pump): 5 meter
• Output Barb Size: To suit 10 mm ID tube