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BrewZilla Low Volume CIP Spinning Spray Rotor | Clean-In-Place Spray Head | Only Requires 3 GPM Flow Rate!
AG529

BrewZilla Low Volume CIP Spinning Spray Rotor | Clean-In-Place Spray Head | Only Requires 3 GPM Flow Rate!

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Description

  • Clean-in-place your BrewZilla by using the built-in low volume pump
  • Recirculate brewery wash and let the CIP Spray Rotor do the work!
  • Only requires a 6W pump to spin the rotating head and get full effectiveness
  • Easily adapted for use to clean fermenters and other vessels

Finally! A CIP spray head designed specifically for use with smaller homebrew pumps. There are a lot of stainless steel CIP Spray Balls readily available for homebrewers but they require a fairly beefy pump to spin the head and make it effective. The new Low Volume CIP Spray Rotor can provide full spray coverage with as little flow rate as 3 gallons per minute. This makes cleaning your BrewZilla an absolute breeze by simply recirculating cleaning chemicals and letting the CIP Rotor spray down the inside of your brewery. Also a great option for brewers using the MKII Magnetic Drive Pump as the spray head can easily be adapted to clean all sorts of fermenters.

What Can it Do?
Clean-in-place your 35L, 65L or 100L BrewZilla. Simply cut your recirculation hosing, or purchase additional silicone hosing to get the right length for your setup. You will be able to find the optimum length required by testing with water first. We found great success using the glass lid to start with to see if it is coating everything that you need it to.

Recommended for low voltage pumps as low as 6W up to 25W (roughly 3–5 GPM). If using a more powerful pump, you may need to throttle back the flow rate so you don't overpower the spray rotor.

Includes:

  • Custom molded rotating spray head with 1/2" BSP thread
  • 11.8" (300mm) length of silicone tubing suitable for your BrewZilla recirculation arm
  • Stainless nut and barb

Please note: The rotating spray head can only be used in the downwards position, it cannot be tilted or mounted sideways or upside down.

KegLand Part Number: KL04329

Item # AG529
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Weight 0.17 LBS
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Is this safe to use post-boil to aerate hot wort during a no-chill transfer?
Dillon J on Nov 16, 2023
can this be used with the AG529 Low Volume CIP spinning spray rotor? or the BE519 Flexi Arm? Since all 3 are from Kegland will the connecting ends work together?
Michael P C on Jan 28, 2024
BrewZilla Low Volume CIP Spinning Spray Rotor | Clean-In-Place Spray Head | Only Requires 3 GPM Flow Rate!
BrewZilla Low Volume CIP Spinning Spray Rotor | Clean-In-Place Spray Head | Only Requires 3 GPM Flow Rate!
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BEST ANSWER: Yes, the CIP does fit. However, the end that attaches to the Brewzilla leaks badly, no amount of teflon tape will stop it from leaking. I recommend getting a second recirculating arm (AG475H) and attaching the CIP to it.
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Rated 5 out of 5
So good I bought 3 more!
First off, what other CIP system is available at this price? 95% of the homebrew pumps out there can't provide enough flow for a CIP ball; This one can.

I found myself using this on just about everything after a brew day, from conical fermenters to a brewzilla, to carboys; the sky is the limit! Just hook it up to a pump and some tubing and move it around.

I was using it so often I got tired of moving it around; so I got 3 more! Now I just turn a valve and everything is already set up and ready to go!

A total game changer!
September 10, 2024
Rated 2 out of 5
Could be better
The head is plastic and the retaining nut is metal. When attaching the coupling the silicone valve does not want to sit flush, pushing the metal female threads out of alignment? metal and plastic don't have the same level of hardness, meaning one wins out. Will not seat properly causing a weak and leaky seal, even with the addition of teflon tape and a self-supplied hose clamp, and uneven cleaning due to the only angle it will attach at. Could be a great product, but falls short. It should be either metal on metal or plastic on plastic.
May 3, 2024
Rated 5 out of 5
Works great, especially for the price.
Mounted in the cap of my fermzilla. Just plug the bulkhead during fermentation. I use it to clean in place and aerated my wort when transferring. I transfer at pitch temp so I dunno if it can handle 140 plus temps, but I use it to clean at 130 with no issues. Fermzilla isn't rated for higher or id prolly push it. Overall a great little part that works very well for the price. Oh and I use the pump in the grainfather g40 for all uses.
Aerating wile transfering
Aerating wile transfering
April 20, 2024
Rated 4 out of 5
Very solid for price
I have a Spike 20G HERMS setup with two March pumps. Moving the BK and MLT to and from the sink to clean and also scrub is hard on the shoulders (maybe I should work out more instead of drink beer lol). I was reading about CIP balls that required larger pumps than what I had. I didn't want to spend $500 on a CIP. So, I tried this low-cost solution. I have to say, works really well. Maybe not as great as a real CIP system, but I can clean my two kettles without lugging them to sink. The one thing I did add, was a TC bulkhead to one my kettle lids and then went to Home Depot and got some fittings to make it rigid instead of using the hose. So, for like $50 bucks total, I was able to save a lot of movement and I can let it CIP for longer and get the beer stone out vs scrubbing.
January 15, 2024