Upgrade your T500 reflux or alembic condenser using this DN40 kit.

This will allow you to attach your T500 reflux or alembic condenser to any 2” tri-clamp accessory like the SS botanical sight glass, or Express 50cm Copper Tri-clamp Extension using your standard T500 lid, or Pot Still Copper Dome Top.

Get the exact tension you need with your BrewZilla, DigiBoil or even GrainFather with Kegland's Stainless Steel Adjustable Clamp Set. Adjust to your specification.

This set of 4 adjustable stainless steel clamp set suits the 35L and 65L BrewZilla Gen 3 all the way to Gen 4 as well as all 35L and 65L DigiBoils. It also suits the 12L and 24L Boiler Extensions.

Use this DN40 tri-clamp adaptor to fit your T500 reflux condenser to any 2″ tri clamp fitting.

Simply screw into the base of the T500.

Pure Distillilng Tri-clover 4" Sight Glass

Lead free brass adaptor, is attached to the boiler lid with the original locking nut of a different manufacturer to convert condenser with 1 1/2″ thread to a triclover mount attachment. The adaptor requires a 1 1/2″ Seal to make a sound join.

Lead free brass adaptor, screws into the base of a condenser with 1 1/2″ thread to convert to a triclover mount attachment. The adaptor has a screen to hold the condenser packing in place.

Ceramic raschig rings are a highly effective and low-cost material to pack your reflux column with.
We typically recommend that people use 450-500g of copper packing and 1kg of ceramic raschig rings together for packing a condenser.

The mesh pieces supplied in this pack have the specifications of all being 30g +/- 1g, to ensure that the correct packing density is achieved in the column. They have been stretched and manipulated to break short strands to ensure even distribution and compaction in the condenser.

 Made from stainless steel.

The Output Cooler cools the spirit as it exits the Reflux Condenser. 

Why upgrade?

• It heavily reduces evaporation loss, netting us an extra ~200ml of 93% spirit during testing runs.
• Instant alcometer readings, no temperature corrections required