Great video guys. You should get the Kegland RAPT Bluetooth Thermometer as well as the Heat Exchanger Disk. Adjust your PID settings and you see a significant difference. I keep my pump and heating element at 100%. Adjust the flow with the valve and the PID will take care of the element. Cheers!

Great video lads! Hopefully the 'Brewzilla Pump Gods' will play in your favour!!!

Decent bit of kit

Just adjust the valve to slow the recirculation rather than turning the pump down. You also might need to calibrate the temp probe.

Great video boys, 8 brews in now with it, I turn the PID on for the mash and off for the boil found 90% power and 103/4c boil tempreture brewing outside with the jacket on better for a good boil. as others suggested rather than pump speed pulsing which can cause sucking back into the pump just turn the flow down if the pump clogs blow down the pipe to clear it. if your using a large grain bill milled fine, add some ricehulls (say a mug full ) to the mash to prevent it sticking and leaking out the side of the malt pipe. Agreee a sight glass would be an advantage. all in all great machine for the money

Nice review. Those clamps are only really required for distillation. Didn't see you taking temperature readings at the top of the mash. I would thoroughly recommend the Bluetooth temperature probe and the heat exchanger plate addition for the bottom screen. Kegland do have a video on PID settings.

Great video lads. Loving all the Brent referencing! Oooh cheeky! I've got the 65L version of this, 3 brews in so far. I've found the sweet spot on the boil is to set it to 80% power and 104c but this is with the 220v version. I also do think the Bluetooth thermometer is a must with this system because the temperature in the grain bed is pretty different to what shows on the probe at the bottom of the kettle. It was the same with the Gen 3.1.1 and I used a manual thermometer in there and adjusted the temperature on the system accordingly so this is a huge upgrade on the gen4. It's all a bit more finicky than I expected it to be to dial in but I'm pretty pleased with it now overall. Looking forward to seeing how your beer turned out! Cheers 🍻

I didnt think the BZ Gen 4 was integrated in Brewfather yet? Great if it is. Looking forward to that video

Looks like a great bit of kit. A cross between my klarstien which has a detachable controller and my robo brew that a m8 gave me when he stopped brewing as my just in case back up. Unfortunately neither are WiFi but hopefully I’ll upgrade soon. Great vid as always cheers 👍🍻

Great first look at the brewzilla gen 4 as others have suggested turn on the PID I tried using the rapt thermometer but it would never reach temp in the mash so more fine tuning needed and use the heat exchanger plate also. the only thing I found is the top plate really compacts the mash so I only use it for sparging now but only done 2 brews and my first ever all grain brews so very much still learning 👍 great consumer advice on types of screwdrivers tho 😂😂

Good vid of a very interesting product. Great to see Gandhi taking the lead on this, proving his worth (if proof were ever needed). Shame there was no Ed swanning in at the end and taking the credit as usual, but the ever reliable Tim was there to gee things along and add as much smut (regarding such things as Gandhi’s tool being almost too big for his tiny nuts) as was necessary to keep middle-aged layabouts such as myself amused until the next Viz is out. Looking forward to how the beer (not sure what the brew is ….. I’m recon it’s some camp IPA) turns out. Hopefully Gandhi doesn’t turn out one of his usual vats of malt vinegar.

Brewing, Brentisms and SpongeBob idents. Im definitely down with whatever demographic we've found ourselves in. (Meshes fingers together).

Good video but horrible sound. I'm not a native english speaker and I was sweating trying to hear what you guy's were saying.