Oxygen Injection System. Does not include tank.
Oxygenation generally improves the strength and vigor of your fermentations and helps to decrease lag times.
Oxygen Injection System without Oxygen Tank
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From HBF: Make sure the components you use are compatible and rated for your intended application. Contact manufacturer with questions about suitability or a specific application. Always read and follow manufacturer directions.
Note from HBF: These type of filters are sometimes used as part of oxygenation or aeration setups. I’ve also used a similar filter to help start a siphon. See MoreBeer’s Sterile Siphon Starter for more info on that process. The basic idea is you use a compatible carboy hood and racking cane and blow into a compatible filter to start the flow of liquid. The filter used in MoreBeer’s setup looks similar to this one, although I’m not certain it’s identical.
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AMTAST Portable Dissolved Oxygen and Temperature Meter DO Sensor Dissolved Oxygen Levels Tester, DO Range: 0~20.00 mg/L, 0~20.00 ppm
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Stainless Steel Beer Carbonation Aeration Diffusion Stone Homebrew by Happybrew
Possible homebrewing uses include – carbonating, oxygenating and aerating.
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Note from HBF: These type of filters are sometimes used as part of oxygenation or aeration setups. I’ve also used a similar filter to help start a siphon. See MoreBeer’s Sterile Siphon Starter for more info on that process. The basic idea is you use a compatible carboy hood and racking cane and blow into a compatible filter to start the flow of liquid. The filter used in MoreBeer’s setup looks similar to this one, although I’m not certain it’s identical.
FERRODAY 5/16 Barbed Air Line Filter [4 PCS]- Sanitary Air Filter Air Line Fittings for Beer Brew Keg Air Filter for Homebrew White Air Filter for Fish Tank Translucent Plastic Gas Line Fitting – affiliate link, note that multiple variations of this product may be available, as such a different version may appear at this link
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Stainless Steel Beer Carbonation Aeration Diffusion Stone Homebrew by Happybrew
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Inline Aeration/Oxygenation Diffusion Assembly
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Stainless Steel Beer Carbonation Aeration Diffusion Stone Homebrew by Happybrew
Possible homebrewing uses include – carbonating, oxygenating and aerating.
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FERRODAY 0.5 Micron Diffusion Stone Stainless Steel Aeration Stone Carbonating Stone with 1/4″ Barb for Homebrew Wine Beer Soda Air Stone 0.5 Micron + 20 Inch Silicone Hose
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Possible homebrewing uses include – carbonating, oxygenating and aerating.
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MoreBeer’s OxyWand Oxygenation Kit – tank not included
This review is by Homebrew Finds Contributor Brad Probert. Brad is an engineer, expert homebrewer and experienced reviewer. Grab a link to Brad’s website at the end of this review.
Frequently cited benefits of proper wort aeration are avoiding these fermentation problems: 1. Long lag time from yeast pitch to start of fermentation, 2. Stuck or incomplete fermentation, or 3. Excessive ester production affecting flavor. What can be overlooked in these explanations is that not all fermentations are created equal. The more “challenging” your fermentation, the more prone to these problems you’ll be. Fermentations for yeast are more challenging if you’re fermenting cold, if you’re using re-pitched versus fresh yeast, the age of your yeast is on the older side, or you have a higher gravity wort. In these cases, adding oxygen can make a difference.
To evaluate this, I brewed a few different batches of beer to test for the presence of these potential issues while evaluating three different aeration techniques. The first technique was a simple process I’ve used for years. While transferring the wort from kettle to fermentor, I let it pass through a strainer and splash down into the fermentor. It’s passive and easy, which is why this is my standard process.
2 Micron Aeration Stone from MoreBeer’s Oxygenation Kit
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MoreBeer’s Fermentap Stir Plate along with a 3,000 mL Erlenmeyer Flask
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Fermentap Magnetic Stir Plate Y705
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Stir plates are pretty simple machines. There’s a small electric motor in a housing with a flat surface for you to set your vessel on that has wort needing to be stirred. When the motor spins, a magnetic field is created as a by-product of the electric motor. This is used together with a small plastic-coated magnet that looks like a small capsule, called a stir bar. If your flask is filled with wort, the stir bar spins around at the speed of the electric motor in the stir plate and creates turbulence in your wort. It creates a vortex like an underwater tornado as the spinning motion pulls wort down towards it and then flings it away when it contacts the stir bar.
This underwater tornado is the key to the stir plate’s success in preparing starters. This stir plate motion has two functions: 1) Keeping the yeast constantly in suspense and not letting them settle out, 2) The constant circulation of wort helps expose all of the wort to the surface where it can interact with incoming oxygen and purge CO2 developed by the yeast’s fermentation processes. There have been experiments done that show you can more than double the amount of yeast cell growth in a starter made with a stir plate versus a starter that doesn’t.
The vessel of choice for starters made on a stir plate is the Erlenmeyer flask (named after a German chemist who invented it in 1860). Its wide, flat base make it stable to sit on your brew table or on the stir plate without concerns of it getting bumped and tipping over. And very importantly, its flat bottom allows your stir bar to rest in the center and spin. A glass growler with its domed-in bottom, will not keep the magnet centered and then won’t work to stir the wort.
Fermentap Magnetic Stir Plate – Magnetic Y705 via MoreBeer
When looking for Erlenmeyer flasks, you want to make sure you get one made with Borosilicate glass. It is less sensitive to growth/shrinkage with temperature extremes, meaning it can go through thermal shock with less risk of breaking. But there’s an important caution here. Borosilicate is not recommended for direct heating. I heard from a Customer Service Manager at a homebrew shop about the horrific pictures he got from someone that was carrying their boiling starter wort from stove to sink when the glass bottom broke and showered his [sandaled] foot with glass and 200 degree wort. So boil in a separate vessel before pouring into your flask, or let it sit and cool a bit before you move to the cooling stage.
MoreBeer’s OxyWand Oxygenation Kit – tank not included
This review is by Homebrew Finds Contributor Brad Probert. Brad is an engineer, expert homebrewer and experienced reviewer. Grab a link to Brad’s website at the end of this review.
Frequently cited benefits of proper wort aeration are avoiding these fermentation problems: 1. Long lag time from yeast pitch to start of fermentation, 2. Stuck or incomplete fermentation, or 3. Excessive ester production affecting flavor. What can be overlooked in these explanations is that not all fermentations are created equal. The more “challenging” your fermentation, the more prone to these problems you’ll be. Fermentations for yeast are more challenging if you’re fermenting cold, if you’re using re-pitched versus fresh yeast, the age of your yeast is on the older side, or you have a higher gravity wort. In these cases, adding oxygen can make a difference.
To evaluate this, I brewed a few different batches of beer to test for the presence of these potential issues while evaluating three different aeration techniques. The first technique was a simple process I’ve used for years. While transferring the wort from kettle to fermentor, I let it pass through a strainer and splash down into the fermentor. It’s passive and easy, which is why this is my standard process.
2 Micron Aeration Stone from MoreBeer’s Oxygenation Kit
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From HBF: Make sure the components you use are compatible and rated for your intended application. Contact manufacturer with questions about suitability or a specific application. Always read and follow manufacturer directions.
Note from HBF: These type of filters are sometimes used as part of oxygenation or aeration setups. I’ve also used a similar filter to help start a siphon. See MoreBeer’s Sterile Siphon Starter for more info on that process. The basic idea is you use a compatible carboy hood and racking cane and blow into a compatible filter to start the flow of liquid. The filter used in MoreBeer’s setup looks similar to this one, although I’m not certain it’s identical.
FERRODAY 5/16 Barbed Air Line Filter [4 PCS]- Sanitary Air Filter Air Line Fittings for Beer Brew Keg Air Filter for Homebrew White Air Filter for Fish Tank Translucent Plastic Gas Line Fitting – affiliate link, note that multiple variations of this product may be available, as such a different version may appear at this link
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Carbonater Stone, 2 Micron Diffusion Air Stone, Stainless Steel Aeration Stone, Carbonating Stone, Carbonation Stone, Stainless Steel Beer Oxygenation Diffusion Stone Homebrew By MRbrew
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Inline aeration/oxygenation assembly via eBay
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From the offering description: “Just connect your oxygen regulator or aeration pump to the Stainless Steel diffusion stone and aerate your wort as beer flows through the line. All parts are Stainless Steel. It includes 2 micron Stainless diffusion stone, 1/4″ barb x 1/2″ MPT, 1/2″ Stainless Steel tee fitting, (2) Stainless Steel 1/2″ MPT x 1/2″ hose barb fittings.”
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Inline Aeration/Oxygenation Diffusion Stone (0.5 Micron) Assembly Home Brew
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Note from HBF: These type of filters are sometimes used as part of oxygenation or aeration setups. I’ve also used a similar filter to help start a siphon. See MoreBeer’s Sterile Siphon Starter for more info on that process. The basic idea is you use a compatible carboy hood and racking cane and blow into a compatible filter to start the flow of liquid. The filter used in MoreBeer’s setup looks similar to this one, although I’m not certain it’s identical.
FERRODAY 5/16 Barbed Air Line Filter [4 PCS]- Sanitary Air Filter Air Line Fittings for Beer Brew Keg Air Filter for Homebrew White Air Filter for Fish Tank Translucent Plastic Gas Line Fitting – affiliate link, note that multiple variations of this product may be available, as such a different version may appear at this link
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NY Brew Supply O2-REG14-OIS-WAND Oxygenation Kit with Stainless Wand. Includes: valve/regulator to attach to oxygen tank, 4Ft of silicone tubing, filter, stainless aeration wand with removable stone.
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“Oxygenating your wort prior to pitching the yeast is a vital step in the brewing process that many brewers do not pay much attention to. Ideally your wort would have an oxygen level of 8 PPM (parts per million) however most brewers only achieve 2.5-4.5 PPM without using an aeration system. Using this wort aeration system you can easily achieve much higher oxygen levels by injecting pure o2! Regulator attaches directly to a disposable oxygen tank-NOT INCLUDED(available at most hardware stores) Using a wort aeration system will not only be far more safe than shaking your carboy around but will also contribute to lower final gravities, quicker fermentation, and a cleaner fermentation. Cleaning your aeration system is as easy as putting your air tubing and oxygen diffusion stone in your sanitized solution. Be sure to never handle the diffusion stone with your bare hands as natural skin oils can clog the stone’s pores. This deluxe kit comes with a 22″ long stainless aeration wand with stone, air/02 filter, 4ft of silicone tubing, and a brass valve/regulator to attach to your disposable oxygen tank.”
Oxygenation has made a noticeable difference in my fermentations. Lag times are reduced and fermentation seems more vigorous.
NY Brew Supply O2-REG14-OIS-WAND Oxygenation Kit with Stainless Wand
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Inline Aeration/Oxygenation Diffusion Assembly
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