The Fermzilla

Hey folks. Im about 5 month into my all grain journey. Have the brewzilla based on Gash's vids. This week i took delivery of my Series X kegerator and just kegged my first NEIPA. The rabbit hole gets bigger as you know so now im looking into getting a fermzilla based on your vids. Was impressed by the All Rounder 30 litre. WHats the benefits of having this type of fermenter, i just have the regualr coopers one and also the stock standard LHBS one with the air lock.

I have been reading up on closed transfers which seems to be a big advantage. If i wanted to avail of this with the all rounder, would i also need that pressure kit as extra and what else can you achieve with this pressure kit and this fermentor.
cheers
Paddy

Cheers Gash. I Was reading up on the main unit last night and with the collection jar , for example if you brew an NEIPA, you would still have to open the top of the vessel on day two as I presume you wouldn’t remove the collection jar to dry hop seeing as it may contain yeast required for fermentation. Or is it a case of after two days the yeast will be in suspension and all that’s in the jar is needless trub ?

Haha that magnet trick is pretty inventive. Yeah I think I’m sold on the idea to be honest on getting one. I’ve only been brewing AG a few months and I have just moved to kegs. It’s a steep but fun learning curve so I think the next logical step is the ability to ferment under pressure as well as oxygen free enclosed transfers
Cheers mate. Always appreciated

Im about to do my first enclosed transfer in a few days but i need to get some beer lines to do the transfers. Do i need two sets of lines. One gas to gas , connected with ball lock disconnects and the other beer to beer with ball lock disconnects. Ive seen on some vids, the beer lines tend to be wider than the line you have going from keg to tap. Is there a specific beer line youd suggest for a faster transfer?

Cheers mate, i got the gas to gas