Unibräu All-In - Single-Vessel Brew + Ferment System

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The All-In is the DrainPro kettle plus the full fermentation kit — domed fermentation lid (doubles as the condensing brew lid), TC cross fitting, 15 psi PRV, pressure gauge, manual pressure relief valve, blow-off arm with silicone tubing, cooling coil, water solenoid, fermentation temp controller, tap water connection kit, and all TC clamps and gaskets. It ships pre-paired, so everything fits and works together out of the box.

After boil, you swap the standard kettle lid for the domed fermentation lid, secure the band clamp, and chill wort to pitch temperature in the same vessel. Pitch yeast, seal the lid, and ferment under pressure up to 15 psi / 1 bar. The cooling coil + temp controller hold your set point automatically. When fermentation is done, transfer to keg under pressure or open the lid and rack normally.

Tap water is included and works for ales fermenting at 60–70°F when your cold tap supply runs colder than the set point — most North American homebrew situations. Glycol is required for lagers, cold conditioning, or any fermentation below your tap water temperature. Add the BEF-02 glycol chiller at checkout (Step 3 picker above) — or add it later as a standalone purchase.

Yes — every All-In ships with the full pressure-fermentation hardware kit: TC cross fitting, 15 psi PRV, pressure gauge, manual pressure relief valve, and blow-off arm. No additional purchases required to seal the vessel and ferment under pressure.

How the swap workflow works: during active fermentation (days 1–4), mount the blow-off arm alone on the lid neck — krausen escapes freely into a sanitizer jar, atmospheric. After primary, swap to the cross fitting with PRV + gauge + pull valve installed — vessel seals, pressure-ferment up to 15 psi, vent manually before opening.

Optional upgrades sold separately (see the accessories below): adjustable spunding valve (replaces fixed PRV for tunable carbonation), beer transfer kit (closed transfer to keg under pressure), sample valve, HopDrop, and carbonation stone + spool.

Brew day: 4–5 hours from cold water to chilled wort, same as the standard Unibräu. Then fermentation: 7–14 days for most ales, 4–6 weeks for lagers including diacetyl rest and cold conditioning. The vessel is occupied during fermentation — most All-In owners eventually add a second Unitank fermenter to brew weekly while the first batch finishes.

120V (1,650W, SV1 controller) plugs into a standard outlet — best for 10G batches. 240V (5,500W, SV2 controller) needs a dryer-style outlet but heats much faster — strongly recommended for 20G batches. Note: 120V is 10G only; 20G requires 240V.

2-year warranty on the vessel, every weld and TC port, and on the controller and pump where they're included.

Heating element: 2 years against defects. Not covered: dry-firing (running the element without liquid covering it), and heat or melt damage at the twist-lock plug from a loose or improper connection — a proper, fully seated connection has to be maintained.

Temperature probe: 6 months — it's a consumable. Gaskets, clamps and O-rings are consumables too; replacements for all of these are in stock and cheap.

Lifetime parts support on everything we build — serviced, not replaced.

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