FermZilla Conical Fermenter – 7.1 gal / 27 L Tri- Clamp

The Gen 3.2 FermZilla Tri-Conical features a newly designed collection container with top & bottom ports. The collection container has a 3″ T.C. opening and installs on the Conical with a 3″ T.C. butterfly valve.

FermZilla Gen 3 vs Gen 3.2:

3" x 3" T.C. butterfly dump valve
3" T.C. compatible collection container
600 mL collection container w/ top & bottom PCO1881 threaded ports

What’s Included:

FermZilla 27L Tank with 3" T.C. Bottom Port
3" T.C. Butterfly Valve
600 mL Collection Container with 3" T.C. Connection
Stainless Steel Stand with Swing Handles
Stainless Steel Handle Assembly
Top Lid with PRV (35 psi)
3" tri-clamp with gaskets
3-Piece Airlock
Graduation Sticker
Adhesive Thermometer
Spare Seals

Specs:

27 L (7.1 gal) Total Volume
Pressure Rated to 2.4 Bar (34.8 psi)
Height in Stand - 29.5"
Height w/ Airlock - 33.7"
Tank Diameter - 13.9"
Diameter in Stand - 15.3"
Lid & Collection Container Ports - 28 mm PCO 1881 threads
Temperature Rating:
    When not under pressure, do not expose to liquids above 131?F
    When under pressure, do not expose to any temperatures above 95?F*

*Please note that the temperature rating for the FermZilla tank is lower when using it under pressure. When not under pressure, it is perfectly safe to transfer wort into the tank below 131?F or to use hot liquids below this temp for cleaning. When under pressure, make sure to keep your fermentation temperature below 95?F and keep the fermenter in an environment that is below 95?F ambient. This is especially important when fermenting with kveik yeast. These strains are known to ferment hot if no temperature control is being used. Exceeding the temperature rating may compromise the tank, leading to a shorter life span or sudden failure to maintain pressure. Even with proper use, we recommend replacing the tank every two years.

Care Instructions
Normal wear and tear may lead to stress marks or other potential points of failure when the tank is used under pressure. We recommend visually inspecting the unit for signs of wear every 6-12 months, and conducting a hydro test every 2 years. The hydro test process is simple:

Fill the tank to the brim with water
Replace the Red PRV with a Green PRV rated to 4.5 BAR or higher
Pressurize the tank to 4 BAR (58 psi)
Check for leaks, then replace the Red PRV when finished

If leaks or potential points of failure are found, replace the tank before you continue using pressure with your FermZilla.

In general, we do not recommend leaving products like PBW or StarSan soaking in the tank for more than an hour. Extended soaks have the potential to degrade the PET material and shorten the lifespan of the tank.