FermZilla Conical Pressure Brewing Kit - 13.2 gal. / 55 L

Grab everything you need to ferment under pressure with the FermZilla Conical Fermenter and we'll toss in the BlowTie Spunding Valve for FREE!

This kit includes the 55L FermZilla Conical, ball lock cap adapters for the lid and collection container, floating dip tube with filter attachment, and the BlowTie 2 ball lock spunding valve. Everything you need to ferment under pressure, carbonate in vessel, and pressure transfer.

• FermZilla 55L Tank with Butterfly Dump Valve
  • Reinforced Stainless Steel Stand
  • Top Lid with PRV (35 psi)
  • 1000 ml Collection Container & Lid
  • 3-Piece Airlock
  • Graduation Sticker
  • Adhesive Thermometer
  • Strap Wrench
  • Spare Seals
• (4) Red Ball Lock Carbonation Caps
• Stainless Steel Float with Silicone Dip Tube
• Mesh Filter Attachment
• FREE BlowTie Spunding Valve

FermZilla Specs:

• 55 L (13.2 gal) Total Volume
• Pressure Rated to 2.4 Bar (34.8 psi)
• Temperature Rated to 122°F
• Height in Stand - 40.1"
• Height w/ Airlock - 43.5"
• Tank Diameter - 13.9"
• Diameter in Stand - 15.7"
• Lid & Collection Container Ports - 28 mm PCO 1881 threads

Please note: when using the FermZilla under pressure, you must perform a water pressure check to ensure your connections are leak proof. To do this, fill your FermZilla up with water, apply at least 15 psi pressure, and check for leaks around all caps and threads.  

Pressure Stress
If you use the FermZilla to ferment under pressure, or you use CO2 to pressure transfer or force carbonate your finished beer, it is very important that you conduct semi-annual inspections of your tank. Even with perfect care, the FermZilla tank may show signs of wear from pressure stress over time. We recommend visually inspecting your tank for stress creases or other signs of wear once or twice a year. A hydro test should be conducted every two years, even if no signs of wear are found. The 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.

Having Trouple Removing The Lid?
The easiest way to take off the lid is to undo the lid ring then use a screw driver or faucet wrench to lever the lid up as shown in the animated GIF below: