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Steam Condensing Lid
( Sold Out )From better boil off rates to eliminating the need for an expensive exhaust fan, the Spike Steam Condensing Lid is an indoor brewing must have. Condensation belongs on your glass, not your walls.
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Overview
Built to transform steam into liquid during the boil, the Spike Steam Condensing Lid (SCL) lets you brew inside without worrying about moisture collecting on your walls and ceiling, which can cause mold issues. The SCL also easily replaces going through the trouble of installing a hood for indoor brewing.
These lids are not only designed to fit Spike kettles but will also work with most other kettle brands on the market.
Compared to boiling without a lid, our SCL has a 50% reduced boil-off rate and results in a ~6% total boil-off.
Technical Details
- Third-party lab tested to show that DMS is completely undetectable (under 25 ppb) after only 30-45 minutes of boiling
- Compatible with Spike Kettles and the Spike Solo
- 1.5" tri-clamp port for CIP ball
- 4" tri-clamp port for hop additions
- Water usage:
- 15 gallons/hour for 10g, 15g & 20g lids
- 25 gallons/hour for 30g &. 50g lids
What’s Included?
- Lid
- Pump
- Condenser Mister
- Piping
- Clamps
- Gaskets
- Barbs & caps
US Pat #: D961,992
Reviews
- Reviews
- Questions
United StatesSo far so good, highly recommend for electric brewing!!
United StatesWorks great! Love this! No range needed anymore and really only takes 10-15 gallons of h2o during boil and there is much better liquid efficiency cheers!
United StatesManufactured fantastic, what you would expect from Spike
United StatesSCL Does the Job
Besides the fact I had to dump 5gals of water every 10mins and wait 5-6 weeks to receive the product, the unit does the job
United StatesSteam Condensing Lid gets it done.
We just used the lid for the first time a few days ago. It is very easy to set up. I would suggest that a longer drain hose be included. We have the Spike brew table for the SOLO and the hose is not long enough to reach a bucket sitting on the floor. We had to put the drain bucket on a stand and then cut the hose short. A minor inconvenience, but a longer hose would have been nice. We brew in a garage and it clearly prevented all the moisture from the boil entering the space. An added benefit with the lid on we were able to set our SOLO panel to 28% and still have a nice boil. I would definitely recommend the lid if you are in a closed space. It is a pretty cost effective option.
Brew Indoors
Whether you’re in your basement, garage or kitchen, it’s nice to know you won’t be battling the elements on Brew Day. But once inside, the new battle becomes steam. The SCL captures steam by using a misting nozzle to convert it back into liquid that can be captured.
No Hood Needed
A common way to deal with steam in your indoor brewery was an exhaust hood. The SCL is less expensive, quieter and doesn’t require any reconstruction of your house. Ditch the exhaust hood!
4” Tri-Clamp Port
During boiling, you’re going to be adding hops. If you're an IPA drinker, you’re probably adding a lot of hops. That’s why we added a large 4” port to the top of the lid. The 4” tri-clamp port comes standard with our clear cap. Simply pop this cap off and add your hop additions! The clear cap also allows you to see when you have a perfect rolling boil.
How to Use Your Steam Condensing Lid Watch Video
