If you're a home brewer making wine, beer or cider and you are looking for an easy way to maintain the brewing temperature of your fermentation, a heat belt heater is an excellent choice. The heat can be regulated by moving the Brew Belt higher or lower on the vessel. If it needs to be warmer lower the belt, if it is getting too warm, slide it up the outside of the vessel. Versatile: The heat belt heater can be used with a wide variety of fermenters, making it a versatile tool for home brewers. Cost-Effective: Heat belt heaters are relatively inexpensive compared to other temperature control methods, such as a temperature-controlled fermentation chamber. This Better Brew heater belt is suitable for 1 gallon demijohns to 33 litre fermenters. You can adjust the size by either the toggle or by the Velcro lining.

Home Brew Heat Belt – Brewing Mate

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? Improve the quality of your beer and wine whilst reducing fermentation time with this electric heat belt. Limitations - The immersion heater MUST NOT touch the sides of the vessel. The thermostat can be set to various temperatures, but it can only heat the liquid by so much, if used in very cold conditions it will struggle, so insulating the vessel may be needed. As with all heating devices it is important to regularly monitor the temperature of your brew. litre suitable for fermenting vessels (TE25) - https://www.home-brew-online.com/electrim-heating-tray-25ltr-model-te25/Suitable particularly for glass demijohns and can be used in larger fermenting vessels such as our 25L vessel but is a little awkward to get the cable in/out. Please note that if an airtight fit is required with a fermenting vessel, a suitable hole for the bored 1 gallon bung would need to be drilled.

TopBrewing™ Heat Belt Pro with Variable Adjustable

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. Limitations - The Brew Belt is continually on, it has no thermostat or control and requires manually positioning at the right height to get the temperature of the brew where you want it. 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

Heat pads are made to take the weight of the fermenter complete with wort in it, so around 25-30 kgs. If you do a double brew in a 60l fermenter you should think about using a heat belt.Also if you have a Stainless steel fermenter with a plastic base then a belt is best. 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. We highly recommend using our belt with our MKII - Temperature Controller for precise temperature control. If you're fermenting in a fridge, you can also use the MKII's cooling function as well to control both the belt and the fridge. Consistent Temperature Control giving a consistent temperature during the fermentation process is essential to producing high-quality homebrew. The heat belt heater is a simple and effective way to achieve this.