FermZilla 55 L. Gen 3.2 with complete Beer Gun Set

Our Complete Beer Gun Set, designed to enable seamless transfers from FermZilla to keg or bottle while maintaining the perfect carbonation levels.

Designed for convenience, it allows you to tap directly from the FermZilla into a keg or the bottle while preserving the beer's carbonation and flavour. This set enables fermenting under pressure, eliminating the need for additional CO2 or sugar. For best results, ensure your beer is properly chilled before transferring. This cooling step is crucial as it helps maintain the beer's carbonation and prevents foaming, guaranteeing a smooth transfer and a perfectly carbonated beverage ready for enjoyment.

FermZilla with Tri-Clover Clamp for easy assembly and disassembly of the conical tank, Butterfly valve and harvesting container.
No more difficult and complicated Butterfly valve. Now it is easy and simple to mount Butterfly valve with the Tri-Clover Clamp.

FermZilla revolutionary design simplifies the home brewing process and minimizes the risks of infection and oxidation.
Finally, you can brew your beer and dispense directly to bottles or drink it as draft beer – without touching the beer.
You can carbonate your beer naturally in the Fermentasaurus, or at your desired pressure with the optional pressure kit and the additional pressure release valve with gauge.

Facts:
55 L. Conical tank
Working pressure: 2.4 bar (35 psi)

Starter kit Gen 3 - 55 L. contains:
1 x 55 L. Conical tank with metal neck ring
1 x Butterfly valve with Tri-Clover Clamps
1 x 3" Tri-Clover Clamp
1 x 2" Tri-Clover Clam
1 x Reinforced stainless steel frame
1 x Lidt with red pressure release valve 2,4 bar/35 psi, 2 x Male Cap Threads, with caps and the possibility to drill 4 ports for accessories
1 x  1000 ml yeast harvesting container with 2 x Male Cap Threads and caps.
1 x Airlock
1 x Stainless Steel Handle Assembly
1 x Strip Stick On Thermometer
1 x Level indicator sticker (Litres and Gallons)
1 x Spare O-Ring

Do not expose to liquid temperatures above 55°C / 130°F or ambient temperatures above 35°C / 95°F.