Homebrew Gas Fermentation Pump, Beer Secondary Fermentation Speed Up Device Quick Carbonation Keg(Europe)

What is secondary fermentation?Secondary fermentation is a period of ageing that occurs after the primary fermentation has been completed, either by siphoning or by transferring the fermented beer to a secondary vessel. Contrary to its name, there is actually little or no yeast activity in secondary fermentation, which is why it is also known as the conditioning stage. Transferring your beer to secondary fermentation mellows out the flavour and aroma and allows the yeast to fall out of solution, producing a clearer finished product.What is the difference between gas and sugar fermentation?Traditional gas fermentation takes 2-3 times longer than sugar fermentation.Gas fermentation produces a clearer liquid.Gas fermentation has a more pleasant taste and a higher degree of carbonation.The advantages of our gas fermentation pumps?Â- Faster gas fermentation, while keeping the taste of the liquid intact.Â- Simple new way to carbonate a 5-gallon keg in less than an hour!Â- No risk of over-carbonation!Â- Perfect for all beer styles!Â- Quiet and reliable operation.Â- Easy to clean and sanitise.Warm tips:Pay attention to the connection of the pipes, the liquid needs to flow through the pump from the left and out of the right port. Incorrect connections can directly damage the product.● Always clean and disinfect the pipes and pump before and after use. (Air stones can be sterilised by boiling for 10 minutes)Please use stainless steel kegs with pressure relief valves, not disposable kegs such as plastic.● Before fermentation, the beer needs to be refrigerated and stored in a refrigerator at 2-4°C. Too high a temperature will cause carbonation to fail

• The fermentation pump speeds up the process of gas fermentation while keeping the taste of the liquid intact.
• Quiet and reliable operation. Easy to clean and sanitise.
• A simple new way to carbonate a 5 gallon keg in under an hour!
• No risk of over-carbonation! Perfect for all beer styles!
• Warm tips: Pay attention to the connection of the pipes, the liquid needs to flow through the pump from the left and out of the right port. Incorrect connections can directly damage the product.