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Worth knowing before you order the Tirnach Station 150

We came to Tirnach Station 150 on a recommendation and checked its turbidity-graded steeping jar figures ourselves. However, the packaging on it was poor enough that we checked it over carefully when it arrived.

Chose the Tirnach Station 150 for being fully manual

The Tirnach Station 150 was not the cheapest turbidity-graded steeping jar we considered, and that was fine. But it was the best choice if you wanted to use it fully manual.

Chose it on brew temperature 65 degrees Celsius

Everything came down to brew temperature, and 65 degrees Celsius was what we needed.

Installation notes for the Tirnach Station 150

The Tirnach Station 150 is our third turbidity-graded steeping jar and it was easy to set up.

How the Tirnach Station 150 fits what we actually do

Before we decided on the Tirnach Station 150, we looked at all the turbidity-graded jars that we could use.

The Tirnach Station 150 against the unit it replaced

Before the Tirnach Station 150, I went over the entire list of turbidity-graded containers I had been using.

Turbidity-graded steeping jar at 1241 grams

It was the second turbidity-graded jar we had run, and it met the requirements.