hjelp om angående elektrisk utstyr

[newhoppjersey]

Hei folkens,
beklager at min norsk er veldig dårlig så jeg må skriver på engelsk.
Currently, I am a extract brewer, with a 22l kjele, and just moved to a new place where the electric oven top isn't quite as powerful as my old place.
It takes forrrrrever for the kettle to boil on its own, and its not a real nice rolling boil, more of a sort of simmering boil.
I'm starting to do research on how to get to a full boil faster, and bigger batches when I have the money to switch to all grain.

Propane is out of the question. I live in an apartment building and don't trust myself with outdoor fires.
So what are my options,
Is there any powerful enough hotplates, or is my only real option buying a heatstick from brygging.no?
If anyone can point me in a direction, or looking to get rid of some old electric settup then let me know.
Tusen takk!
Matt

 

[Jørn Pedersen]

There is a thread in here describing how Eduard built a plastic electric system. Take a look at this post for ideas. More information in the thread. (In Norwegian)

 

[Per G]

Maybe this one from Biltema is good enough, if your ketle is working on induction. I have one that I use to heat water and it will give a roling boil on 19 liters. It is not very fast, but it get it to a boil after a while.


http://www.Biltema.no/no/Hjem/Kjokken/Utstyr/Induksjonsplate/

 

[Oddvar Demmo]

N. Vanligvis er plater på 2000 W, men er den gammel er effekten gjerne redusert. Det er problemet ditt.
E. Usually the big "plate" is 3000 W, but are tgey old the power often is reduced. That is youre problem.
N. Har du en kjele som er magnetisk kan du kjøpe denne http://www.Biltema.no/no/Hjem/Kjokken/Utstyr/Induksjonsplate/ Den kan du bruke så lenge du bruker kjeler.
E. If your kettle is megnetic you can by this
http://www.Biltema.no/no/Hjem/Kjokken/Utstyr/Induksjonsplate/ This you can youse forewer.
N. Kan vi svare på Norsk ?
E. Can we answer in Norwegian ?


EDIT: Per g was first

 

[tobiasjk]

Hi, Matt.

I use a Kervel 2000W hotplate [1] with great success. It takes about an hour to bring water from cold tap temperature to boiling, with a nice rolling boil. My kettle is the 36L one from humle.se [2], which is nice and thick.

Sincerely,
Tobias

[1] http://www.lefdal.com/product/hvitevarer/integrerte-produkter/platetopp/KPH/kervel-kokeplate [2] http://shop.humle.se/se/art/kittel-rostfri-36-liter-inkl-lock.php

 

[newhoppjersey]

Takk for svarene!
"There is a thread in here describing how Eduard built a plastic electric system. Take a look at this post for ideas. More information in the thread. (In Norwegian)"
I saw this, and am such not a handyman, I would end up blowing something up for sure. If it didn't involve electronics I would think about it, but I can't ghetto rig something like that.
I'll check out the biltema one.

Dere kan svare på norsk, jeg kan lese mye bedre enn jeg kan skrive.
takkkkkkkk!

 

[newhoppjersey]

siiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiick!
All this news about 2000W and rolling boils is really good.
I read on an American homebrewing message board that 2000W didnt really cut it.

 

[Maarten]

Jeg har også 2 kW kervel kokeplate, men vanligvis koker jeg bare 12-15 liter og den er helt 'vigorous' .
der er også lurt å isolere kjelen din, det hjelper masse.

en annen mulighet er å vurdere en elektrisk kokekjele som denne:
artikel 100238
på www.maltbua.no

 

[Eduard]

Jeg tror at den letteste løsningen her vil være å få kjøpt en 'grilltenner':

Disse vil snart bli tilgjengelige på matbutikker, el-butikker og jernvarebutikker, når grillsesongen starter på allvor. Se også [iurl=http://norbrygg.no/forum/index.php?topic=1687.0]denne tråden[/iurl].

En slik grilltenner yter 475 watt, så du kan sikkert kjøpe 2 stykk og bruke dem til oppkok, mens du bare bruker én av dem når vørteren har startet å koke. I tillegg så bruker du bare komfyren din som du har gjort til nå, så det endrer lite i bryggingen og grilltennere koster veldig lite.

 

[newhoppjersey]

interessant, grilltenner, I have never seen such a thing before, I'll have a look at that thread because for the money, I think that would be my best solution. Thanks everyone for their feedback! you guys are freakin' awesome!