Infusion temp setting

[leveller]

For those of us using a tankless water heater (or commercial HLT) It would be helpful if the software allowed the infusion temperature to be set in the mash calculator tool.

The mash tool seems fairly buggy and inconsistent anyway (for example non-profile new infusions call for negative water and take a lot of fiddling to get to usable numbers), but it would be helpful for me on a small commercial system without a flow meter to get an initial baseline estimate for dough in times at my set temps. Blending cold into strike water to hit a target temp works, but doesn't allow me to track volume easily using the known flow rate at temp settings.

 

[meansavanna]

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[vaillant]

For those of us using a tankless water heater (or commercial HLT) It would be helpful if the software allowed the infusion temperature to be set in the mash calculator tool. The mash tool seems fairly buggy and inconsistent anyway (for example non-profile new infusions call for negative water and take a lot of fiddling to get to usable numbers), but it would be helpful for me on a small commercial system without a flow meter to get an initial baseline estimate for dough in times at my set temps. Blending cold into strike water to hit a target temp works, but doesn't allow me to track volume easily using the known flow rate at temp settings.

 

[Kevin58]

Everything in your mash profile is customizable. I recommend to everyone that you create your own profiles based on your system.

 

[leveller]

Everything in your mash profile is customizable. I recommend to everyone that you create your own profiles based on your system.

It's not exactly, though. To use a consistent incoming HLT temp for strike you have to reverse engineer by changing other fields until your strike temp matches your target. I would love to see the strike temp as a user defined variable instead of it being solely fixed based on other values.

It's a bit less of a worry now as I've switched most multi-step mashes to running decoction instead of relying on infusions.

 

[Kevin58]

OK.