Coldbreak Homebrew 9-15 Gallon Batch Copper Immersion Wort Chiller, X-Large, 3/8” x 60' Pure Copper, Leak Free Compression Barbs, Tubing and Garden Hose Fitting, USA Made

I bought this for something else, too cool water.Used a cooler with ice water, dropped a fish pump in to pump cold water through. As long as I had ice water, my reservoir stayed wherever I set it.. I bought a temp control.Very cool. Better than a chiller if you have unlimited ice, no heat, hardly any power. But fill ice every 2 ta 3 days. I bought a chiller lol. But this is great for what it's for. I used it, again to cool my hydroponics, it worked!!! Just lots of ice to keep it working, and I don't have a good deep freeze

I use this product to rapidly cool milk. It’s very sturdy and well made.

Supper qualityStrong coppermade in USA 🇺🇸 love it

Purchased this as a gift for my brother per his request. He said it has held up well and exceeded his expectations.

This item kind of works, especially if you live in a cold climate or own a glycol chiller. If you are brewing in summer, equipment designed to work with tap water, obviously won't get your beer to the appropriate temperature, especially lagers in a satisfactory timeframe. I also found my chiller to be a pain to clean at times. Some brewing equipment professionals suggest that the stainless steel options may work better for home brewers. I also looked at the plate type exchange models that get immersed in ice or ice water, I think they work much better but do cost significantly more.

Great for the stove top brewer

To be fair, I'm in korea and the fitting won't screw onto my hose bib, so it's a pain to use right now.But the real problem I have with it is that the hoses were collapsed at the connections to the cooler when it arrived, so the flow is poor unless you squeeze the collapsed sections to open them up and hold them that way the whole time. My suggestion would be to send it without the hoses connected and include two worm type hose clamps, or increase hose size to 1/2" and eliminate the fittings at the copper tubing by just sliding the hose over the tubing and clamping. Probably save money that way too. Or just use silicone hose instead of pvc.

Don’t buy. Got one, it leaked at one of the connectors and the water ran down the copper tubing which means it would be leaking into the wort. Exchanged it for another and the 2nd leaked even worse. Leaked from both connections.