Signing Up

Before you can access the RAPT platform, you need to create a user account.

Go to https://app.rapt.io/ and click the "Sign Up" link at the bottom of the login page.

Enter your name, email address, password, country, and time zone to create a new account.

You can also sign up using Google, Facebook, or Apple social accounts.

The RAPT Portal is the hub whereby you can see available telemetry from your RAPT devices, start and stop Profiles, amend Settings and design and implement recipes.

Once you have created a user account and logged in, you can start to explore the RAPT platform.

Go to RAPT Portal

The RAPT platform provides a comprehensive recipe designer, allowing you to create and import recipes. Every recipe you create can be shared with other users, and you can search through any publicly shared recipe and add it to your library. You can rate public recipes using a 5 star rating system and find highly rated recipes that you might be interested in brewing yourself.

To create a new Recipe, click the Add New Recipe button in the toolbar. See My Recipes for a detailed explanation. Existing recipes from other platforms can also be easily imported as well!

To find an existing recipe, use Search Recipes. You can thewn browse or enter a search term (such as Pale Ale, for example)

You can track your Brew Day and previous Brew Days under Batches

Water Profiles allows you to enter your Water Profile. Typically you can get this information from the wesbite of your local water provider. Using the correct Water Profile in conjunction with the RAPT Water Profile database makes getting the perfect water profile for every brew a one click calculation!

To manage your Brewing Sysem, you can import an existing Brewery Profile, or create your own! This is managed in Equipment Profiles

The RAPT Recipe Builder is tightly integrated across the RAPT ecosystem. Brewing and Fermentation Profiles can be created with one click in the Recipe Editor and then seamlessly sent to your RAPT devices when you are ready to brew!

The Inventory section of the RAPT Portal is designed to allow you to manage your own inventory of ingredients. It is a useful tool but it is not required in order to use the Recipe Editor.

The RAPT Portal has a built in and up to date database of ingredients.

Thus, you may use the Inventory feature purely to add your own, unlisted ingredients (in order to use them in recipes). It is also useful to record and track your personal inventory of ingredients so that you can see at a glance what ingredients you have to hand.

When brewing recipes in the RAPT Portal, you can elect to automatically deduct the ingredients from your inventory thus it can be automatically kept up to date!

There are seperate Inventory sections for Fermentables, Hops, Miscs and Yeasts

Items can be added to your inventory manually or imported from the database. Any item in your inventory can then be edited if required.

The KegLand PolyPhoenix Air Still Pro. Capable of producing outstanding neutral spirit right on your benchtop without water hosing everywhere. Key Features: - 20% Larger than the Still Spirits Air Still Pro at 6L. - Prepacked column with KL32704 Large Spiral Prysmatic Packing 7mm (OD) x 3.6mm - Capable of 92% ABV out of the box. Column can be extended to make 96% ABV (Azeotrope). - Safer design with ethanol leakage sensor alarm - Easier to remove packing with bottom twist port - Pre-Set Profiles + Programmable Profile enabled with RAPT wifi integration - Operates as both a Pot Still and a Reflux Still! Includes: 1.3mm Nipple Insert 0.5mm Nipple Insert 0.3mm Nipple Insert

When using the RAPT Lasrer Level Sensor, to get the most reliable reading from the surface of the liquid/solid it’s best that the entire laser array falls onto the surface of the product being measured (rather than the wall of the vessel).

The image below shows how the laser array fires out from the base of the unit.

For unusually shaped vessels or vessels that are not a standard cylinder, such as conical tanks, the laser will start to give less accurate readings as the the majority of the laser falls onto the walls of the conical tank rather than onto the liquid itself. This will generally happen as the liquid level is quite low in the vessel. For example, in the BrewBuilt 144L conical fermenter the sensor will give poor accuracy in the last 5L of tank volume and may be undetectable.

Pro Brewer Fermentation Tank Logistics.

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RAPT is a product ecosystem of advanced, powerful but easy to use brewing and fermentation equipment.

All RAPT Products can be connected to and accessed through the cloud based RAPT Portal.

With an easy to use and understand cloud based interface, as well as IOS and Android Apps, the RAPT portal allows you to create and run complex profiles to automatically control the brewing and fermentation processes.

The RAPT Portal is available on desktop or mobile - basically if you can connect to the internet, you can access and control your RAPT devices.

Through the RAPT Portal you can track your breews and fermentation. You can run powerfully complex fermenttion profiles using temperature and gravity as triggers. You can easily perform remote, complex step mashing. Control your gylcol setup with intuitive fermentation steps. Monitor your brew - know exactly when it is time to cold crash or dry hop!

With the RAPT Portal and equipment lineup, you ahve access to the most sophisticated brewing platform available.

Designed from the ground up to offer the features that you - the brewer - want, the RAPT Portal is you one stop shop to access the unique and innovative features.

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About RAPT

• A powerful but easy to use inclusive brewing platform.

• Build fully automated recipes and profiles that run on your BrewZilla single vessel brewery.

• Build fermentation profiles that intelligently automate the temperature and pressure** of your fermentation using:

  • duration based steps

  • gravity and gravity velocity readings***

• Receive alert notifications when your beer starts/ends a step, reaches a temperature, gravity, or gravity velocity.

• Connect multiple devices together to enhance your brewing experience.

• Integrate other non-RAPT devices via the RAPT platform*^.

• Design recipes that automate the brewing and fermentation steps in the RAPTportal (coming soon)

• Track fermentation process remotely.

• Access your brewing and fermentation data in real time as long as you are online!

• Track every batch - log all telemetry including temperature, gravity and gravity velocity.

• Create customised profiles for your brewing and fermentation equipment.

** requires RAPT enabled spunding valve

*** requires RAPT Pill Digitial Hydrometer

*^ requires RAPT Premium Subscription

Integration

• Integrate with Brewfather, Grainfather, or any external Custom Web Hook.

• Integrate using the public Api.

• Submit telemetry from any non-RAPT device*^ using the public Api.

Community

Ask questions and show off your setups on the RAPT Users Group on Facebook.

Log feature requests and issues on our GitLab Issue Tracker.

Download

Download the Google Play Android App here*

Download the Apple App Store RAPT App here*

*Mobile apps are required for push notifications to your device

This is where your personal library of recipes is viewed and managed.

All created and imported recipe is displayed here. You can also create or import recipes directly from this screen. You can select the recipe you wish to brew from this screen.

Available recipes are sorted alphabetically.

On the left is the Add new Recipe button and the Import Recipe button.

Import Recipes

To Import an existing recipe, select the Import Recipe button.

The recipe must be in BeerXML format to be imported. The BeerXML file can be uploaded or simply dragged and dropped onto the Imprt Recipes pop up.

Create New Recipe

To create a new recipe, select the Add new Recipe button.

This will open the Edit screen. This screen s where all recipe data can be viewed, edited and scaled. It is a powerful recipe editing tool with full functionality, including built in water calcultions (including accurate pH calculations), IBU colculations and the ability to manage and scale recipes for different sized batches or alternate brewing equipment.

Once the recipe has been imported or created simply select the recipe from the My Recipes screen in order to view the details and/or edit the recipe.

Search Recipes

You can search for a recipe in your library using the Search option in the top right.

Once you have Added or Imported a recipe, it can be edited (if imported) or created in the Recipe Editor screen. To Edit or design any recipe select the recipe in the My Recipes screen.

The Recipe Editor will open automatically once you select Add new Recipe.

This page operates as a recipe library for all RAPT Recipes that are publicly viewable. You can easily include your own favourite recipes by changing the default from Private to Public

Once you have found a recipe you wish to brew or to add to your library for later use, simply select the recipe to open the individual recipe page.

From here you can see all the details of the specific recipe.

To add the recipe to your own library, select the Copy Recipe button in the top left corner.

This will add an exact copy of the selected recipe to your library. Once the recipe is added you can edit the recipe in any manner. Edits made to the library copy will not be reflected in the Recipe Library database, so any recipe that is added to your Recipe Library can be edited with no issues.

Water Profiles is where you manage, create and store your Water Profiles.

Water Profiles should reflect the water source that you use for brewing. You can also create target profiles - that is, water profiles that you build using brewing salts when brewing.

Most brewers will only need to input one Water Source. You may need two or more if you use different water sources for any reason - for example, you may use tap water and well water, or RO water for different brews.

Most water companies will list the chemical breakdown of the water they supply on their website. This allows you to be precise when building a source water profile. It is recommended to enter up to date and accurate water information in order to get good accuracy when adjusting the brewing water and profile.

Once you have the information required, enter the Water Profile by selecting the Add button. This allows the Water Profile fields to be edited

Enter the name for your Water Source Profile (so it can be easily identifed in the Recipes tab)

If this Profile is Source Water (that is, you will be using it to brew with) then check the Source Water check box. If this is checked, then you will be able to select this as a water source but not as a target profile. If this is not checked then you can select this profile as a target profile, but not as a source profile

If this is your Default Water Profile (the water that you will be brewing with) select the Default check box as well. This Water Profile will then be pre-populated in the Water Chemistry tab when designing new recipes.

Next, enter the known values for Calcium Ca²⁺ | Magnesium Mg²⁺ | Sodium Na⁺ | Chloride Cl | Sulfate SO₄²⁻ | Bicarbonate HCO₃- for your Water Profile

Once this information has been entered, selectSave to save your Profile

Once saved, the new Water Profile can be used in the Water Chemistry section of the Recipes tab.

The RAPT Portal has a large database of fermentables which is maintained to be as up to date as possible.

You can also add any items that are not in the database to your inventory manually as well.

To add a fermentable to your inventory select the Add button in the top left.

This will bring up the Fermentables window where you either search for the fermentable to add, or simply enter it manually if it is not in the database.

Once you have found the fermentable you wish to add in the database, select it by clicking the name. This will populate the fields with the current values for the fermentable. These can be added to or edited manually if desired. FIelds that can be entered include Manufacturer, Type (Grain, Sugar, Liquid Extract etc) and also specifications such as EBC, Diastatic Power etc.

Once you are happy with the information for the fermentable, select Save to save this to your Fermentables inventory.

If the fermentable you wish to add is not in the database it can be added manually.

Simply enter the values in the fields as necessary. There are three information tabs - DETAILS, TYPICAL VALUES and OTHER

Details is the name, manufacturer etc of the fermentable. Typical Values is the specification of the fermentable - these values will be used when building a recipe with this ingredient. Other has information such as Recommended Boil or Mash (how the fermentable is typically used)

Once you are happy with the information for the fermentable, select Save to save this to your Fermentables inventory.

Every item entered in your Inventory also has an Inventory Amount field. This should be kept up to date with the current inventory level. If any item in your Inventory is used in a recipe in the RAPT Portal Recipe Library, you can elect to have the item automatically deducted from your Inventory when the recipe is brewed.

The RAPT Portal has a large database of hops which is maintained to be as up to date as possible.

This works in a similar manner to Fermentables where you can also add any items that are not in the database to your inventory manually as well.

To add a hop to your inventory select the Add button in the top left.

This will bring up the Hops window where you either search for the hop to add, or simply enter it manually if it is not in the database.

Once you have found the hop you wish to add in the database, select it by clicking the name. This will populate the fields with the current values for the hop. These can be added to or edited manually if desired. FIelds that can be entered include Supplier, Name, Origin, Form (Pellet, Plug, Leaf or Extract), Typical Values such as Alpha Acids.

Once you are happy with the information for the hop, select Save to save this to your Hops inventory.

If the hop you wish to add is not in the database it can be added manually.

Simply enter the values in the fields as necessary. There are three information tabs - DETAILS, TYPICAL VALUES and OTHER

Details is the name, supplier etc of the hop. Typical Values is the specification of the hop - Alpha Acid is the most important of these as the recipe builde will use this information.

Once you are happy with the information for the hop, select Save to save this to your Hops inventory.

Every item entered in your Inventory also has an Inventory Amount field. This should be kept up to date with the current inventory level. If any item in your Inventory is used in a recipe in the RAPT Portal Recipe Library, you can elect to have the item automatically deducted from your Inventory when the recipe is brewed.

The RAPT Portal has a large database of Miscellaneous Ingredients. This includes ingredients such as oak ships, enzymes, flavour agents, finings etc. Misc ingredients are ingredients that can be used for brewing (or brewing related pursuits such as distillation) that are not malts, hops or yeasts.

This works in a similar manner to Fermentables where you can also add any items that are not in the database to your inventory manually as well.

To add a miscellaneous ingredient to your inventory select the Add button in the top left.

This will bring up the Miscs window where you either search for the ingredient to add, or simply enter it manually if it is not in the database.

Once you have found the ingredient you wish to add in the database, select it by clicking the name. This will populate the fields with the current values. These can be added to or edited manually if desired. FIelds that can be entered for Miscellaneous Ingredients include Supplier, Names, Type (which includes the option Other) etc

Once you are happy with the information, select Save to save this to your Miscs inventory.

If the ingredient you wish to add is not in the database it can be added manually.

Simply enter the values in the fields as necessary. There is only one tab for Misc items.

Once you are happy with the information for the ingredient, select Save to save this to your Miscs inventory.

Every item entered in your Inventory also has an Inventory Amount field. This should be kept up to date with the current inventory level. If any item in your Inventory is used in a recipe in the RAPT Portal Recipe Library, you can elect to have the item automatically deducted from your Inventory when the recipe is brewed.

The RAPT Portal has a large database of yeasts which is maintained to be as up to date as possible.

This works in a similar manner to Fermentables where you can also add any items that are not in the database to your inventory manually as well.

To add a yeast to your inventory select the Add button in the top left.

This will bring up the Yeasts window where you either search for the hop to add, or simply enter it manually if it is not in the database.

Once you have found the yeast you wish to add in the database, select it by clicking the name. This will populate the fields with the current values for the yeast. These can be added to or edited manually if desired. FIelds that can be entered include Laboratory, Name, Type (Ale or Lager yeast), Form (Dry, Liquid, Slant or Culture). Values includes data such as Flocculation , Attenuation and Minimum and Maximum Temperature

Once you are happy with the information for the yeast, select Save to save this to your Yeast inventory.

If the yeast you wish to add is not in the database it can be added manually.

Simply enter the values in the fields as necessary. There are two information tabs - DETAILS & VALUES

Details is the name, laboratory, type etc of the yeast. Values is the specification of the yeast - Attenuation is the most important of these as the recipe builde will use this information. If the attenuation listed for the yeast is a range (which is typical) enter the median of the range for this field.

Once you are happy with the information for the yeast, select Save to save this to your Yeasts inventory.

Every item entered in your Inventory also has an Inventory Amount field. This should be kept up to date with the current inventory level. If any item in your Inventory is used in a recipe in the RAPT Portal Recipe Library, you can elect to have the item automatically deducted from your Inventory when the recipe is brewed.

RAPT devices can be managed from the Equipment tab.

You will find all registered RAPT devices under the Devices tab. You can also start and stop Profile sesssions, Pin your devices to the Dashboard, eidt the device name and see important information such as the MAC address.

All Equipment Profiles created for brewing are stored here, and can be edited directly.

To jump directly to your RAPT device use the links below.

The Devices tab shows all available, registered RAPT devices.

This tab allows you to Pin or Unpin your RAPT devices to the Dashboard

You can also start or stop Profile Sessions, view the detailed graph or view current telemetry in this tab

RAPT devices can also be registered to the RAPT Portal in this tab, using the button in the top left

RAPT devices must be registered to the RAPT Portal in order to view telemetry, start or stop Profiles and edit devices and settings. RAPT devices must first be connected to your WiFi network then registered to the RAPT Portal.

Before trying to Register your RAPT device, ensure that it is connected to your WiFi network and that the firmware is up to date.

IMPORTANT: You will not be able to register a RAPT device to the RAPT Portal unless the firmware is up to date.

Once the RAPT Device is connected to WiFI and the firmware is current, please select the button in the top left of the Dashboard or Devices screen of the RAPT Portal.

The Gen 4 RAPT BrewZilla range are the most advanced yet affordable all in one breweries on the market. Meeting the needs of both brand new brewers and the most seasoned pros alike, these brewing systems allow for complex mash profiles, precise temperature control and incredible ease of use.

35L Gen 4 BrewZilla. The perfect size for single batch brewing. WIth a tiny footprint but ample power, this is our most popular unit.

65L Gen 4 BrewZIlla. The sweet spot of the range! Easily brew either single, double or really strong beers. A compact footprint and easy to manage, but enough power for the most demanding brewing. Requires 15amps.

100L Gen 4 BrewZIlla. The bad boy! This is an absolute beast with 6000w of raw power. Ideal for the enthusiastic homebrewer or the perfect device for pilot batches for small or micro breweries. Requires 3 phase or 32 amps.

Ensure you have updated the firmware on your device before attempting to register

Connect your BrewZilla to your WiFi network

• Plug your BrewZilla Gen 4 into power using the supplied power cable.

• Plug your BrewZilla Controller into the boiler using the provided 8-pin power cable.

• On your smart phone or tablet, open your Wi-Fi settings and connect to the Kegland RAPT XXX network using the Wi-Fi name and password displayed on the BrewZilla controller.

• Once your smart phone or device is connected to the BrewZilla network, the Captive WiFi Portal will open automatically.

• Select your WiFi network from the list of available networks, and enter the WiFi password for your network then select Join. This will connect your BrewZilla controller to your WiFi network.

• If your BrewZilla has been successfully connected to your WiFi network then a WiFi symbol will be present on the top left-hand corner of the BrewZilla display.

Register your BrewZilla to your Account on the RAPT Portal

• Once your BrewZilla controller is connected to your Wi-Fi network enter the menu by pressing Select on the controller. Select Settings and scoll down to Check For OTA Update. Select this. The BrewZilla will check for new firmware updates and automatically install any available updates.

• Once the firmware is updated, enter the menu by pressing Select on the controller. Select the button from the menu.

• A Mac Address and Validation Code will be displayed on the device. Write both of these down. You will need to enter the MAC address and Validation Code on the RAPT Portal to register your device.

• Log in to the RAPT Portal (https://app.rapt.io/) on a device that is connected to the same Wi-Fi network as the BrewZilla you are registering.

• In the RAPT Portal select Register Device. Select BrewZilla from the drop down. Select Next after ensuring that your BrewZilla Controller is connected to your WiFi network as above.

• Enter the MAC address (this will default to All Caps - that is normal) and Validation Code when prompted in the required fields, then select Next.

• You will be prompted to enter a name for your BrewZilla. This is to identify the device in the RAPT Portal, and does not have any functional effect. Input the desired name and select Finish

• Congratulations! Your BrewZilla is connected to WiFi and registered to your RAPT Portal and your BrewZilla can now be controlled through the RAPT Portal.

Overview

All RAPT devices are designed to be used in conjunction with the RAPT Portal. Once connected to WiFi and registered to the RAPT Portal, a world of powerful customisation opens up for the user.

The RAPT Gen 4 BrewZilla can be controlled through the RAPT Portal in two different ways.

Manual Control can be enabled in the Dashboard of the RAPT Portal.

Enabling Manual Control gives the user limited, real time control of the RAPT Gen 4 BrewZilla directly through the RAPT Portal.

The other way to control the RAPT Gen 4 BrewZilla is through the use of Brewing Profiles.

Profiles alllow you to create powerful, complex but easy to setup and use brewing profiels. The use of Profiles allows brew day to be nearly hands off, even with (for example) complex step mashes. Incorporating steps for pre heating strike water, mash out etc are simple to set up and run through the RAPT Portal.

For a guide to setting up and running Brewing Profiles on the RAPT Gen 4 BrewZilla please refer to Profiles

Manual Control through the RAPT Portal

To Enable Manual Control of the RAPT Gen 4 BrewZilla it must first be connected to WiFi and registered to the RAPT Portal.

Once registered, select the RAPT Gen 4 BrewZilla in the Dashboard of the RAPT Portal.

Select the Manual Control option in the Display Options of the RAPT Gen 4 BrewZilla.

This will display the Manual Control screen of the RAPT Portal Dashboard

From here, various controls can be selected and switched on or off. These changes will be instantly enabled on the RAPT Gen 4 BrewZilla.

The available controls are:

Target - this is the desired target temperature

Heating % - this is the desired heating power percentage (NOTE: If Distillation Mode is enabled the closest available percentage power will be automatically selected)

Pump % - this will cycle the pump on or off at the selected rate

ENABLE HEATING - This turns the RAPT Gen 4 BrewZilla's heating elements on or off

ENABLE PUMP - This turns the RAPT Gen 4 BrewZilla's built in pump on or off

ENABLE PID - This enables or disables PID. PID settings can then be set directly in the Manual Control screen

The current temperature and the Set Point temperature are displayed at the bottom of the Manual Control screen

Profiles are a key component of the RAPT system. Profiles are powerful tools that can be customised to a great degree, allowing extremely fine control over all aspects of brewing/fermentation

Profiles are created in the. There are also Global Profiles that can be imported and customised. Once a profile is created in the RAPT Portal, it can be sent to the corresponding RAPT device using Send Profile To Device from the My Profiles screen. Alternatively, you can select Start Profile Session for the RAPT Gen 4 BrewZilla in the Dashboard. This will send the Profile to the device and also begin the Profile automatically.

The RAPT ecosystem is intended to be largely controlled remotely, and thus using Profiles is the best way to (for example) perform complex step mashes or largely automate your brew day with the RAPT Gen 4 BrewZilla .

Once you have registered your RAPT Gen 4 BrewZilla on the RAPT Portal you can then log telemetry from the device and set up complex brewing profiles involving multiple steps.

To setup a brewing profile on the RAPT Portal select My Profiles and then Create New Profile. Then add your brewing profile steps such as heat to strike temeprature, mash, mashout etc

32A Single Phase to 10A Three Phase Conversion

THIS SHOULD ONLY BE PERFORMED BY A QUALIFIED ELECTRICIAN

The BrewZilla 100L has three heating elements that are concealed and integrated into the base of the brewery. These three elements are approximately 2200 watts each meaning the total heating capacity of the brewery is 6600 watts.

So if you are using 220-240AC power source the brewery can be powered by 1 x 32amp single phase plug that looks like one of these below:

The plug on the left is the standard type that comes included with the brewery out of the box. This single phase plug is also commonly used for electric ovens or electric hob cooktops that you often see in your kitchen.

If you replace either the KL20305 BrewZilla Gen 4 - RAPT Screen Controller Case with Wire and LCD Screen Board or the KL30106 BrewZilla Gen 4 - LCD Screen Board then it is important to select the correct model of Gen 4 BrewZIlla before installing the Controller or Screen Board.

This is a manual toggle mswitch on the board that selects the power of the corresponding Gen 4 BrewZilla unit.

This is easy to do and will only take a moment.

Location of Toggle Switch on Screen Board

Close View of Toggle Switch

Correct Power Outputs

1. 35L Gen 4 BrewZilla: 100% = 2400W

2. 65L Gen 4 BrewZilla: 100% = 3500W

3. 100L Gen 4 BrewZilla: 100% = 6600W

The RAPT Can & Bottle Filler is the ultimate automated filling solution for cans, bottles, jars, or even glassware. Utilising two adjustable stainless steel tubes, the system eliminates oxygen via an integrated CO₂ purge before filling the vessel to a precise level using a high-accuracy internal pressure sensor.

Smart, Connected, and Precise

Fill any beverage automatically with this internet-connected, RAPT-enabled device. Designed to be more hygienic and easier to use than competing products, the Cannular features:

• OLED Display for real-time data.

• Integrated Ball Lock Connectors for "plug-and-play" gas and liquid lines.

• Internal Regulators & Pinch Valves for ultimate flow control.

Customisable Fill Profiles

Tailor the machine to your specific packaging needs. Pre-save custom profiles for different vessels—such as 330ml cans or 750ml wine bottles—and switch between them in seconds.

• Total Control: Adjust purge duration and fill heights to hit your specs every time. Use our pre-saved presets or create your own unique filling programmes.

• RAPT Integration: Sync your profiles to the RAPT portal to save, share with friends, or deploy settings to several other devices simultaneously.

Connect to Wi-Fi

Connecting your device to Wi-Fi allows for cloud syncing and essential firmware updates.

1. Enter Wi-Fi Mode: On your RAPT Can & Bottle Filler, navigate to Settings > Connect to Wi-Fi.

2. Connect Your Phone: On your smartphone or tablet, open your Wi-Fi settings and connect to the network named KegLand RAPT XXXX.

3. Enter Password: When prompted, enter the password displayed on the RAPT Can & Bottle Filler’s screen.

4. Configure via Portal: Once connected, a "Captive Wi-Fi Portal" should open automatically on your phone.

5. Join Your Network: Select your home/business Wi-Fi network from the list, enter your Wi-Fi password, and select Join.

6. Update Firmware: Once the device is successfully connected, navigate to Settings > Check for Firmware Updates to ensure you are running the latest version.

Register Your Device to the RAPT Cloud

Registration allows you to manage your filling presets and track production data from the web portal.

1. Get Your Codes: On your RAPT Can & Bottle Filler, navigate to Register Device.

2. Record Details: The screen will display a MAC Address and a Validation Code. Write these down or take a photo.

3. Log In: Visit the RAPT Portal (app.rapt.io) on a computer or smartphone.

4. Add Device: In the Portal, click Register Device and select Can Filler from the dropdown menu.

5. Enter Credentials:

   1. Input the MAC Address (the portal will default to ALL CAPS; this is normal).

   2. Input the Validation Code.

6. Finalise: Give your device a unique name (e.g., "Main Filling Station") and select Finish.

Congratulations! Your RAPT Can & Bottle Filler is now connected, updated, and registered.

Mandatory Firmware Check

To prevent the buildup of mold and bacteria and to extend the life of your device, the unit must be cleaned immediately after every filling session.

Because your beverage is contained entirely within the silicone and stainless lines and never enters the machine’s internal housing, the RAPT Can & Bottle Filler is exceptionally easy to maintain.

Clean in Place (CIP)

If the unit has been used for heavily hopped beers, sugary beverages, or has been sitting for an extended period, a full disassembly is recommended.

The RAPT Fermentation Chamber is quite simply the best, easiest and most powerful fully inclusive fermentation chamber on the market.

Featuring built in heating and cooling, full integration with the RAPT ecosystem, Bluetooth functionality for powerful integration with the RAPT Pill Hydrometer range, this unit will allow for completely remote yet exceptionally powerful fermentation control.

With the RAPT Digital Regulator & Spunding Valve, you will can pressure ferment remotely - imagine being able to pitch your yeast and not touch your fermenter again until it is full of cold, perfectly carbonated beer!

Featuring an integrated TFT screen and custom integration for Spunding and Inline Regulation.

RAPT Fermentation Chambers are designed to have tight integration via Bluetooth with the RAPT Pill Hydrometer & Thermometers.

Ensure you have updated the firmware on your device before attempting to register

Connect your RAPT Fermentation Chamber to your WiFi network

• Plug your RAPT Fermentation Chamber into power using the supplied power cable.

• On your smart phone or tablet, open your WiFi settings and connect to the Kegland RAPT WiFi network using the WiFi name and password displayed on the RAPT Fermentation Chamber.

• Once your smart phone or device is connected to the RAPT Fermentation Chamber network, the Captive WiFi Portal will open automatically.

• Select your WiFi network from the list of available networks, and enter the WiFi password for your network then select Join. This will connect your RAPT Fermentation Chamber to your WiFi network.

• If your RAPT Fermentation Chamber has been successfully connected to your WiFi network then a WiFi symbol will be present on the top right-hand corner of the RAPT Fermentation Chamber display.

• Once your RAPT Fermentation Chamber is connected to your Wi-Fi network enter the menu by pressing Select on the controller. Select Settings and scoll down to Check For OTA Update. Select this. The RAPT Fermentation Chamber will check for new firmware updates and automatically install any available updates.

• Once the firmware is updated, enter the menu by pressing Select on the controller. Select the button from the menu.

• A Mac Address and Validation Code will then be displayed on the device. Write both of these down. You will need to enter the MAC address and Validation Code on the RAPT Portal to register your device.

Bonding a RAPT Pill to send telemetry is a powerful and robust way to really leverage the versatility of the RAPT ecosystem.

Please refer to this video for a detailed guide to Bonding your RAPT Pill to your RAPT Fermentation Chamber or Temperature Controller.

, it can be selected in the Settings menu as one of the available Temperature Sensors. Once selected in this menu, temperature control will be ceded to the selected Bluetooth enabled RAPT device, rather than the internal temperature probe. In addition, on the TFT display the current (most recent) Graity and Temperature reading will be displayed. The internal (built in probe) temperature is also displayed. NOTE: this is not displayed in Graph Enabled Mode.

Once the Pill has been Bonded and selected as the Temperature Sensor of the device, powerful Profile features are unlocked.

You can set triggers such as Gravity or Gravity Velocity, as well as Time for your fermentation control.

Swapping the KL17091 TFT RAPT - Fermentation Chamber - Screen Board is quite a simple process.

Please refer to the following instructions should you need to swap the Screen Board for any reason.

WARNING: Ensure the RAPT Fermentation Chamber is unplugged before proceeding

First, remove the top beer and gas line cover.

Use the tab to release the top cover as shown

Next, use a Philips screwdriver to remove thee two screws

Now, remove screws from the underside of the screen as shown here

Remove the left and right side covers by sliding them away from the fridge as show below

Slide the screen down so you can see the cables behind the screen

Unplug the cables from the screen PCB board

Remove the four screws holding the screen board in place

If you are replacing the screen PCB board with a new one make sure to remember to remove the protective film before putting the new board into position

Finally, simply reassemble the unit following the same steps in reverse order.

The RAPT Pill Hydrometer and Thermometer allows accurate, real time temperature and gravity logging during fermentation over either WiFi or (with a Bluetooth capable RAPT device) over Bluetooth.

When integrated with a RAPT device such as a RAPT Fermentation Chamber, the RAPT Pill can be used as a probe that controls your fermentation.

This opens up a whole world of possibilities! You can use gravity or even gravity velocity as a trigger for temperature increases. No more guessing when its time to do a diacetyl rest - simply set your RAPT device to ramp up the temperature when the gravity change starts to slow down!

With a easy to clean form factor and a powerful 18650 Li-ion battery, these can last for months between charges.

We highly recommend the wireless charging kit for the Pill, as this eliminates the need to open the housing for charging or to acces the Pill Captive Portal.

Need more then one Pill! Easy! Grab the colur of your choice - choose either the , or

How to perform , or calibration on your RAPT Pill Hydrometer

Calibration before first use is strongly encouraged for best results.

It is recommended to recalibrate after the Pill housing has been opened (to recharge via USB-C, for example), as tiny changes when opening/closing the housing can affect calibration.

IMPORTANT: The RAPT Pill is designed to disconnect from the RAPT Portal once the USB-C cable is unplugged to preserve battery life. Opening the Calibration or Diagnostics screen before disconnecting will keep the Pill Captive Portal active to allow calibration of the Pill. You will be prompted after 10 minutes to “Click Here To Maintain Connection” if the calibration process takes longer than 10 minutes.

Once you have entered a Calibration mode, please assemble your Pill according to the directions so that it can be removed from the USB and calibrated according to the instructions below

To enter Calibration mode

• Plug your Rapt Pill into a charger or computer with a USB-C cable (not included) or place on the wireless charger (if the wireless charging kit is installed)

• On your smart phone or tablet, open your WiFi settings and connect to the RAPT Pill XXXX access point using the password "kegland1". You may not need to enter the password if you have previously connected your device to the Pill WiFi

• Once the RAPT Pill Access Portal is open on your phone or tablet, navigate to the Calibration tab

• Select the desired calibration method (, or ) and follow the relevant steps

Standard calibration mode is recommended for most users.

Standard calibration is the quickest and simplest method of calibration.

Enter Calibration mode

• Plug your Rapt Pill into a charger or computer with a USB-C cable (not included) or place on the wireless charger (if the wireless charging kit is installed)

• On your smart phone or tablet, open your WiFi settings and connect to the RAPT Pill XXXX access point using the password "kegland1". You may not need to enter the password if you have previously connected your device to the Pill WiFi

• Once the RAPT Pill Access Portal is open on your phone or tablet, navigate to the Calibration tab

• Fill a container of sufficient volume to hold the RAPT Pill in suspension with a liquid of known gravity. It is simplest and easiest to use water which has a gravity of 1.000

• Place the Pill gently into the liquid. Ensure that it can float freely and is not touching the bottom of the vessel, as this will affect the angle

• Select Standard Calibration in the Pill Captive Portal

Your Pill is now calibrated and ready to use!

Advanced calibration mode is suited for higher gravity ferments.

Advanced calibration mode can give greater accuracy across a wider range. Advanced calibration is also quite quick and easy, and can provide a more accurate result than Standard Calibration.

It is the same procedure as standard calibration, but in addition to water at 1.000, you need a solution of a known gravity prepared. We recommend using a gravity in the range that your fermentation will start – 1.040-1.060 for typical beers, for example.

Enter Calibration mode

• Plug your Rapt Pill into a charger or computer with a USB-C cable (not included) or place on the wireless charger (if the wireless charging kit is installed)

• On your smart phone or tablet, open your WiFi settings and connect to the RAPT Pill XXXX access point using the password "kegland1". You may not need to enter the password if you have previously connected your device to the Pill WiFi

• Once the RAPT Pill Access Portal is open on your phone or tablet, navigate to the Calibration tab

• Fill a container of sufficient volume to hold the RAPT Pill in suspension with a liquid of known gravity. It is simplest and easiest to use water or sanitiser which has a gravity of 1.000

• Fill another container capable of holding the Pill in suspension with a liquid of known gravity in the range representative of the upper limit of your starting gravity

• Place the Pill gently into the weaker solution. Ensure that it can float freely and is not touching the bottom of the vessel, as this will affect the angle

Your Pill is now calibrated and ready to use!

Warning! Custom Calibration is for advanced users only.

Typically Advanced Calibration is accurate enough for all but the most extreme use cases.

This mode can provide the most accurate readings across a wider range than the other calibration modes.

Only proceed if you are comfortable with spreadsheets and complex curves. If you are working with solutions with gravities higher than 1.080, then custom calibration is advised.

For Custom calibration, you will need to take readings at various gravity points roughly 10 gravity points apart, and make a note of the angle of the Pill at each point. We recommend readings from 1.080 down to 1.000, 10 points apart (so, 1.080, 1.070, 1.060 etc). Note that it does not matter if the gravity readings are not exactly 10 points apart, as long as the gravity reading is correct. Use of a hydrometer that is known to be accurate is quite important.

Bluetooth Setup and Bonding

The RAPT Pill can send telemetry via WiFI or Bluetooth. For general use WiFi is the default option.

Bluetooth will only work if the RAPT Pill Hydrometer is paired with a Bluetooth capable RAPT device such as a RAPT Fermentation Chamber, a RAPT Temperature Controller or a RAPT Glycol Chiller.

Benefits of Bluetooth Operation

Once a RAPT Pill Hydrometer is set to Bluetooth Telemetry and Bonded with a compatible RAPT device (such as a RAPT Fermentation Chamber or a RAPT Temperature Controller) the Pill Hydromer can be used as a temperature probe for that RAPT device.

This is fantastically powerful.

As well as transmitting temperature information, the RAPT Pill will also send both Gravity and Gravity Velocity to the Bonded RAPT device.

This allows the use of powerful and complex .

For example, you can select to have the temperature maintained until a set gravity is reached. You may prefer to ramp the fermentation temperature when the Gravity Velocity slows to a certain level. This functionality is unlocked via Bluetooth!

To enable Bluetooth on the Pill, you must first connect to the Pill Captive Portal by following the instructions above. Then, navigate to the Settings page of the Captive Portal.

There is a dropdown menu for Telemetry Method. This enables you to switch between WiFi or Bluetooth for telemetry, and also to set the desired telemetry interval.

The default telemetry interval for WiFI is 60 minutes.

The default telemetry interval for Bluetooth is 1 minute

It is not recommended to set shorter telemetry intervals. Shorter intervals will impact battery life.

Recommended telemetry intervals are 60 minutes for Wifi and 5 minutes for Bluetooth – this provides the best combination of accurate reporting and battery life.

Once Bluetooth has been enabled in the Pill Captive Portal, the Pill must be Bonded with a RAPT Bluetooth device such as a RAPT Fermentation Chamber, a RAPT Temperature Controller.

Note: Bluetooth requires a compatible RAPT device such as a Fermentation Chamber or Temperature Controller. Bluetooth will not broadcast unless the RAPT Pill is first registered to the RAPT Portal using WiFi.

When a Pill has been bonded with a compatible RAPT device the RAPT device can then be set to use the Pill as the Temperature Sensor. Doing this allows temperature control using real time telemetry from the bonded Pill. This will also display up to date temperature and gravity data on the RAPT device.

For further information about Temperature Sensor control using a Bluetooth Bonded Pill refer to the Bluetooth section of the relevant device User Manual - or

This new wireless charging upgrade enables you to charge the pill hydrometer without the need for open and closing the housing.

Upgrading to wireless charging is a significant upgrade to the pill hydrometer as it means the pill hydrometer doesn’t require repeated opening and closing and this has several advantages including:

1. It reduces the chance of damaging one of the two o-rings giving you a more reliable seal

2. It eliminates the chance that the housing is done up to a different torque resulting in less accurate results

Convert any fridge into a fully featured RAPT fermentation chamber by adding a RAPT Temperature controller.

With all the power and fucntionality of the RAPT Fermentation Chamber, simply plug the RAPT Temperature Controller into your fridge and heat source, and unleash the power of fully integrated RAPT control on your beer!

Easily create complex and powerful fermentation profiles. Add a RAPT Pill Hydrometer to the mix for the very last word in powerful temperature control - there's simply no easier way to make great beer.

The innovative design enables you to panel mount this controller, mount to a hanging point or hook, mount on top of a fridge or brewery. Simply unscrew the mounting plate and switch the mounting to your preferred orientation.

Ensure you have updated the firmware on your device before attempting to register

Connect your RAPT Temperature Controller to your WiFi network

• Plug your RAPT Temperature Controller into power using the supplied power cable.

• On your smart phone or tablet, open your WiFi settings and connect to the Kegland RAPT WiFi network using the WiFi name and password displayed on the RAPT Temperature Controller.

• Once your smart phone or device is connected to the RAPT Temperature Controller network, the Captive WiFi Portal will open automatically.

• Select your WiFi network from the list of available networks, and enter the WiFi password for your network then select Join. This will connect your RAPT Temperature Controller to your WiFi network.

• If your RAPT Temperature Controller has been successfully connected to your WiFi network then a WiFi symbol will be present on the top right-hand corner of the RAPT Fermentation Chamber display.

• Once your RAPT Temperature Controller is connected to your Wi-Fi network enter the menu by pressing Select on the controller. Select Settings and scoll down to Check For OTA Update. Select this. The RAPT Temperature Controller will check for new firmware updates and automatically install any available updates.

• Once the firmware is updated, enter the menu by pressing Select on the controller. Select the button from the menu.

• A Mac Address and Validation Code will then be displayed on the device. Write both of these down. You will need to enter the MAC address and Validation Code on the RAPT Portal to register your device.

Bonding a RAPT Pill to send telemetry is a powerful and robust way to really leverage the versatility of the RAPT ecosystem.

Please refer to this video for a detailed guide to Bonding your RAPT Pill to your RAPT Fermentation Chamber or Temperature Controller.

, it can be selected in the Settings menu as one of the available Temperature Sensors. Once selected in this menu, temperature control will be ceded to the selected Bluetooth enabled RAPT device, rather than the internal temperature probe. In addition, on the TFT display the current (most recent) Graity and Temperature reading will be displayed. The internal (built in probe) temperature is also displayed. NOTE: this is not displayed in Graph Enabled Mode.

Once the Pill has been Bonded and selected as the Temperature Sensor of the device, powerful Profile features are unlocked.

You can set triggers such as Gravity or Gravity Velocity, as well as Time for your fermentation control.

This low energy RAPT enabled Bluetooth Thermometer is compatible with the Gen 4 BrewZillas, RAPT Temperature Controllers and RAPT Fermentation Chambers

The RAPT Bluetooth Thermometer is compatible with Gen 4 BrewZilla’s, RAPT Temperature Controllers and RAPT Fermentation Chambers allowing you to make smarter and more automated decisions on how to control the brewing or distillation process. The RAPT Bluetooth Thermometer is able to perform many functions when bonded with a RAPT controller including, but not limited to:

• Measuring core grain temperature of your BrewZilla to more accurately control the heating elements according to the mash temperature

• Measuring still head temperature and controlling the BrewZilla to turn the elements off once your target temperature is hit and your distillation run is over

• Measuring core fermentation temperature and controlling your RAPT Fermentation Chamber or RAPT Temperature Controller heating and cooling

The RAPT Bluetooth Thermometer will not work without one or more of the devices listed above.

Do not install the batteries in the incorrect orientation

Only clean the probe with recommended cleaners and sanitisers including: , , and

Do not use any non-approved probes with this Bluetooth thermometer

Changes or modifications to this unit which are not approved by KegLand may result in warranty being void

Turn the unit on by holding the power button for 3 seconds. Unplug the temperature probe male jack from the top of the unit. The unit will display OPn

Double Press the button until C or F shows. Press again to change. Plug in the probe

Ensure the probe is inserted into the unit. Turn the unit on

Double press the button until the screen flashes with an H in the corner.

The range for the Auto Off Timer is 1 hour to 99 hours. Selecting "--" will disable the Auto Off TImer.

Continually press the power button until the desired Auto Off Timer value is displayed. Double click the button or wait for the display to revery to save the new setting.

It is highly recommended to clean the PolyPhoenix Air Still Pro before first use and after every run or as needed.

The best way to clean a still is with a vinegar wash. This is also recommended before first use.

Before cleaning the PolyPhoenix Air Still Pro for the first time, ensure that it has been

The PolyPhoenix Air Still Pro is part of the RAPT ecosystem.

This means it can be connected to WiFI and registered to your RAPT account. Once connected and registered the PolyPhoenix Air Still Pro can be controlled directly through the RAPT app. This is recommended but optional - all functions can also be accessed directly through the on board controller.

To connect and control the PolyPhoenix Air Still Pro remotely, you will need to download and install the RAPT Brew App for Android or IOS

Once the RAPT Brew App has been installed, follow the on screen prompts to create an account (if required).

The Polyhoenix Air Still Pro can be used as a Pot Still or a Reflux Still.

Pot Stills are generally used to make spirits such as Whisky, Rum, Brandy, Gin from an appropriate wash. So, Whisky is distilled from a malt wash, Rum from a molasses wash, etc.

Reflux Stills include packing in the column which causes fractioning of the vapour (refluxing). This, combined with a slower output (in this instance forced by using a narrower Outlet Nipple) means that the flavours and by products of the wash are stripped so that pure ethanol only is distilled from the wash.

1. (if installed in the column)

The RAPT Bluetooth Glycol Controller has several advantages over other glycol chillers.

• More Compact

• Powerful with 400 watts of cooling ability

• Large, easy to read display

• Can be controlled using Bluetooth and the RAPT app

• Can be paired with the RAPT Glycol Controller

• Able to get down to sub-zero temperatures easily (-10C)

Specifications

Refrigerant: r290 Cooling Power: 400watts (0.54hp) (Rated at 22C) Power Consumption: 150w Tank: 5.75L Pump Type: 18watt 12vDC Max Head (per pump): 5meter Max Head Max Flow (per pump): 700L/Hr Max Flow Rate Output Type: JoinTech Dimensions: Length: 400mm Width: 300mm Height: 400mm (430mm including JoinTech Male Fittings)

Dry Break JoinTech Fittings and Hoses The chiller includes Male JoinTech fittings. We also sell additional hoses and JoinTech fittings separately: KL4110 KL41096 KL40587 KL40570

The RAPT Bluetooth Glycol Chiller is ideal for a flooded font setup.

Unlike other Glycol Chillers, the small form factor and simple controls make this ideal for easily connecting to a flooded font.

Connection

To connect your flooded font, you will need tubing with an internal diameter of ~12mm.

Insulated tubing such as Red or Blue Glycol Insulation Hose - 2m Roll x 12mm ID x 16mm OD is preferred for a glycol setup as it is important to minimise thermal losses in the system.

To connect the tubing to the inlet and outlet of the RAPT Bluetooth Glycol Chiller you will need KL41102 JoinTech Female Connector with Auto Shut Off x 13mm Barb.

Connection to the flooded font depends on the font setup. Many flooded fonts will have 10mm barbs so you may need to use a short piece of silicone tubing and a joiner to connect the tubing.

Once the flooded font is connected of the RAPT Bluetooth Glycol Chiller. if using glycol. Do not set this to a temperature lower than recommended according to . If you are only using water in the reservoir and not glycol then do not set the temperature of the reservoir to below 2°C

It is important to not set a reservoir temperature that is too low as this can cause the beer in the lines to freeze.

Operation is quite simple. As the submersible pump is powered externally it is easy to have it running continuously if desired. It is generally better to operate the pump an hour or so before the font is in operation to ensure it is cold. This can be done manually or automatically using a smart plug (recommended)

Setting the reservoir temperature to -2°C is appropriate for most setups, but this will vary depending on many factors such as ambient temperatures, length of line and insulation, ABV of the beer etc

If the glycol solution has been stored for an extended period of time then it is suggested to replace the solution, despite glycol having antimicrobial properties.

To replace the glycol empty the reservoir using the drainage port and then refill with the required concentration of glycol using a refractometer to confirm the concentration.

NOTE: It is recommended to drain and replace the gylcol solution every 12 months to avoid freezing issues, as glycol can break down and lose effectiveness over time

Clean out dust from the radiator periodically to maintain optimum efficiency

Super Energy Efficient and Long Battery Life

Taking measurements every few minutes this level sensor picks up on the liquid level in the keg and sends this information out via BLE (Bluetooth Low Energy). The 3 x AAA batteries will enable you to use this device continuously for more than 2 years. Alternatively if you are happy to reduce the measuring frequency to hours rather than minutes then you will be able to get the device to last for years between battery changes or re-charging.

The integrated laser shoots down a laser array to plot the internals of your tank so it can determine the liquid level quickly and accurately. This means you get real time data on the level in each tank.

We have several common vessel types like corny kegs or common fermenter types that are already pre-configured to work with this device right out of the box. With that said you can also use this device and map your own tank shape. The mapping process is quite simply and you are only required to do it once to map a new vessel shape. The mapping of the tank allows you to work out at what distance from the sensor is what volume inside the tank

As this device constantly monitors the level in each keg/tank it can also notify you of a change at any time. Get notified if someone is drinking your precious IPA when they are not supposed to be for example. Alternatively use the notifications for leak detection. Most importantly, notify yourself when you are at the end of the keg so you know when to brew next!

Battery Type: 3 x AAA Battery Life: More than 18 months with level sensing every 5 minutes (significantly longer if level sensing frequency is reduced) Max Pressure of Housing: 8bar IP Rating: IP68 Wireless Communication: Bluetooth Low Energy (BLE) Measurement Distance: Up to 2 metres

Assembly

The RAPT Laser Level Sensor - Cornelius Keg Lid Kit is pre-assembled

Before use inside a suitable Cornelius keg (such as a KegLand 19L or 9.5L Ball Lock Keg) please clean the underneath of the pre-assembled lid and housing, and ensure the keg lid and keg are both clean and sanitised before use.

The RAPT Laser Level Sensor - Cornelius Keg Lid Kit is rated to IP68.

Before use, the batteries must be installed in the battery holder. The battery holder must then be correctly installed in the RAPT Laser Level Sensor.

Installing Batteries

Once the battery housing is installed the RAPT Laser Level Sensor will automatically enter Bluetooth Pairing mode for approximately 5 minutes, allowing it to be registered to the RAPT Brew App. Bluetooth Pairing Mode is indicated by the LED blinking Blue

If the RAPT Laser Level Sensor does not enter Bluetooth Pairing mode then this can be entered manually - refer

To Register the RAPT Laser Level Sensor to the RAPT Brew App refer to

The RAPT Laser Level Sensor is part of the RAPT ecosystem.

This is the easiest and best way to connect to the RAPT Laser Level Sensor to see instant telemetry updates - it's a real time update of the level of your kegs!

You will need to download and install the RAPT Brew App for Android or IOS

Once the RAPT Brew App has been installed, follow the on screen prompts to create an account (if required).

This requires a RAPT Subscription

The URL for the Api is: https://api.rapt.io

Opening the api address in your browser will load a Swagger interface which details the available endpoints on the Api, including parameters and response models where applicable.

The Api requires a bearer token (see obtaining bearer tokens) to be included within an Authorization header for all requests.

API Secrets

Before you can obtain a bearer token, you will require an Api Secret. Login to the RAPT App and navigate to "My Account / Api Secrets". From here you can create an Api Secret. Please note that once a secret has been created, it is hashed and unrecoverable. You will need to record the secret when it is shown to you, as you will not be able to see it again from the RAPT App.

API Samples

• Access to the Api is unsupported. This means you will not be able to get assistance from KegLand directly. I may respond to some questions posted here on Facebook, but I am not going to teach you how to write code, troubleshoot your code, or write code for you

• If your use of the Api causes problems with your Rapt account or devices, this is on you. We track all Api requests, so if you destroy a device through misuse of the Api, it will void your warranty and I'm sure you will have a hard time convincing KegLand to replace it

• If your use of the Api causes problems with other Rapt users, depending on the severity of the problem, you will be given a warning and/or your access to the Api will be revoked. Extreme abuse of the Api will result in a permanent ban from the Rapt ecosystem, meaning the devices you have purchased will be all but useless

Equipment Profiles is where you manage the profiles for your brewing equipment.

These profiles are important when designing or importing recipes into the RAPT Recipe Editor.

The information in the Profile selected will allow the Recipe Editor to accurately calculate water volumes, efficiency, losses etc. The more accurate the Equipment Profile, the more likely you are to hit the numbers on your brew day.

There are two different ways to add Equipment Profiles to your library.

You can add an existing Equipment Profile to your library from the RAPT database.

You can also create your own Equipment Profile from scratch.

Any profile that has been added to your library can also be edited - for example, you may wish to change the Brewhouse or Mash efficiency to better match your results. This enables you to tweak profiles as you brew based on the results of your brew day, which allows you to customise any profile to better match your brewing!

To add an equipment profile for the RAPT database, select the Add button in the top left.

This opens the New Equipment Profile box. From here we can search for and add an existing profile, or select Blank Profile to create your own.

To Add an existing profile, either click the dropdown and scroll through current Equipment Profiles, or enter a brewing equipment name in the search bar in order to search for all profiles with that name.

Once you have located the Equipment Profile you wish to add, select CLONE PROFILE to clone this to your Equipment Profile Library.

Once the Equipment Profile has been cloned (added) to your library, it will be opened in the RAPT Portal and can be edited if needed. If any changes are made make sure you

Guide & Recommendations To Setup A New Equipment Profile

When setting up a new Brewing Equipment Profile that is not already in the database it is super helpful to have a good idea of the basic spes of the system.

If these are not known then setting up the brewery with a known volume of water and running a few tests will quite quickly allow you to measure or dervie the most important specs for an Equipment Profile.

Many figures are dependant on other aspects of the brewing process (such as batch volume etc), so this will cover brewery specific specs. This guide is biased towards single vessel breweries such as the BrewZilla range sa these tend to be favoured by a great many homebrewers who are brewing all grain recipes.

1. Batch Volume - this is the desired batch volume which is generally a function of your fermenter

2. Mash Tun Deadspace - this is the volume below the mash pipe. Fill the kettle with water until the bottom of the malt pipe is reached and measure this volume

3. Mash Volume Max - Continue to fill the kettle until it is close to the top of the vessel. Allow around 100mm from the top of the kettle (to allow for expansion and boil). This is a good estimate for your Max Mash Volume

4. Boil Off - Bring this known volume to a boil and boil for at least 30 minutes. Measure the volume after the boil. This will allow you to dervie the boil off rate which is measure in litres per hour. So if you boil off 2L in 30 minutes this will be a boil off rate of 4L/h

5. Mash Tun Loss - drain the kettle using the method you would select to transfer the wort. Whatever remains in the kettle is the Mash Tun Loss

6. Trub/Chiller Loss - this is best derived from brewing. We recommend a starting figure of 1-2L

7. Brewhouse/Mash Efficiency - this is best derived from brewing. We recommend a starting figure of 75% Mash Efficiency.

The above will give you a really solid start to building an Equipment Profile specific to your brewing system. We strongly recommend tracking all the numbers over your first few brews. This will enable you to tweak these figures to build a more accurate profile over time.

This will acheive a number of positives.

1. You will get a more accurate and up to date profile that better represents your brewing style. For example, if you tend to brew stronger than average beers we would expect brewhouse efficiency to drop a bit.

2. You can identify and track actual losses and potentially uncover ways to improve or streamline your brew day.

3. You may identify issues that need to be rectified - for example, if you consistently get lower than expected efficiency your grain crush or thermostat may need to be dialled in, or it may drive you to experiment with (which can have a very positive effect when all grain brewing!)

The ability to create, add and edit custom and powerful Profiles is one of the core strengths of the RAPT ecosystem.

The Profiles in your library (both created and imported) are viewable in My Profiles. Note: You must select the appropriate Profile type (BrewZilla, Fermentation etc) in order to view the associated Profiles.

Global Profiles can be found in Search Profiles - this is a curated list of profiles for brewing and fermenting.

Profiles are specific to each RAPT device: BrewZillas, Fermentation Chambers, Temperature Controllers and Pills. Profiles are essentially a set of 'steps' that can be triggered in various ways such as time, temperature, gravity and even rate of fermentation (measureed through gravity velocity).

Using profiles, you can develop an automated profile to ramp the temperature of an ale fermentation, or to perform a complex step mash in a BrewZilla without lifting a finger!

For example a user can set an Ale fementation profile where fermentation is initally at 18°C until a specified gravity is reached*, then gradually ramps the temperature over a specified number of days. Hold at this temperature for two additional days for a diacetyl rest and then crash chill at 0°C for three days. Had the temperatures at each step been set manually, this would require a lot of time and increase the probability of error in the steps which is just one reason why profiles are a great feature to produce repeatable results.

Brewing profiles can be created that allow for complex or simple mash steps that automatically proceed to a mashout step. Alerts can be set up to notify the brewer to add hops etc.

Alerts can be set for the start or end of every profile step.

To receive alerts on your mobile device, you must have the or app installed.

You also need to allow notifications for the RAPT app on your device. Once this is set up, alerts will be pushed to your phone or any device with the RAPT App.

*Requires a Bluetooth Bonded Pill for gravity triggers

Starting a Profile from the RAPT Dashboard

To Start a Profile from the RAPT Dashboard, press the Play button next to RAPT device you wish to run a profile on:

Play/Stop allows you to commence a saved profile from either the user’s own profiles or from one of the global profiles which have been created by experienced brewers. When a Profile is started on a RAPT device, the graph will only display telemetry from the start of the profile.

When starting a Profile in the Dashboard, you can choose the current device or select another RAPT device from the dropdown. All current profiles specific to that device can then be selected in the next drop down.

A custom name can be entered for the Profile. If no name is entered, the Profile name will be used by default.

Pill Profile Sessions ONLY

When starting a Pill Profile Session there is an additional option.

You can enter a specific date and time for the session. This can be any time and date. This allows Profile Sessions to be recorded for any period that telemetry is available for. It also means a Profile Session can begin at a future date.

If the option [Do not run a profile on this device] is selected, then a profile session will be recorded but no alerts will be sent. You will need to enter a custom name to use this option.

Profiles can also be started directly from all RAPT devices with screens (RAPT Pill Profile Sessions must be started in the RAPT Portal).

The Profile must first be sent to the RAPT device. This can be done using the Send Profile to Device button in the My Profiles screen.

Alternatively, any Profile that has previously run on the RAPT device can then be selected on the device. NOTE: the RAPT device will automatically check for updates to the Profile before running the Profile.

For more information about starting a Profile directly from a RAPT device please refer to the specific .

Symptoms

If your RAPT device boots up but continually ‘loops’ back to the start up logo, this indicates that the device is stuck in a ‘boot loop’

This can happen for several reasons including but not limited to a failed firmware download, power interruption during install, poor network strength.

A Boot Loop can occur on any RAPT device with a screen – including but not limited to RAPT Fermentation Chambers, RAPT Temperature Controllers, Gen 4 RAPT BrewZillas.

A Boot Loop issue is quite easily rectified.

Fixing a Boot Loop by resetting NVS (Non Volatile Storage)

Generally, a Boot Loop can be resolved by resetting NVS.

An NVS reset is performed using the following steps.

You may require assistance, as you need to unplug the device and re-plug it while accessing the control panel.

STEP 1: : Unplug the RAPT device that is boot-looping.

STEP 2: Hold down the Up or Down buttons on the RAPT device

STEP 3: While holding the buttons down, plug the RAPT device back in. Keep the two buttons held down while the unit boots up.

Note: it is quite helpful to have another person assist with this.

STEP 4: The device will reboot, and also clear NVS. This will reset the unit (so it will forget the current WiFi config and Registration settings unfortunately) but it will also restore it to the last stable firmware condition.

STEP 5: Once rebooted, you can go through the initial steps required to connect the device to your WiFi network. (See the appropraite Get Started! guide for step by step instructions if required)

STEP 6: One connected to WiFi, please navigate to Check for OTA Update in the Settings menu and select this. This will download and install the current firmware.

Please ensure you have a decent, stable WiFi signal before updating, as dropouts during this can cause 'boot loop' issues as experienced.

STEP 7: This operation may need to be performed a couple of times to be successful. A successful NVS reset will display a Connect this device to the Internet message after booting up. If this does not appear please perform the reset operation again.

In the unlikely event that an NVS reset does not fix a boot loop issue, we can perform a full reset into recovery mode. This will reset the device back to factory defaults, and restore it to the last verified firmware.

Recovery mode operates as a bootloader which gives access to settings independant of firmware. This can be useful in some situations such as experiencing issues with your RAPT device due to a corrupt firmware or a problem with a firmware update.

Typically the avergae user will not need to enter Recovery Mode.

STEP 1: Enter Recovery Mode

Unplug the RAPT device, then plug it back in while holding all 4 main buttons down - Up or Down Select Cycle/Back

Once it boots up, you will see a screen called Recovery Mode Main Menu

STEP 2: Select option [0] Rollback last OTA update and reset.

Use the Up or Down buttons to select the required option [0] then select Cycle/Back to do this.

If successful, the message Rollback to previous firmware worked will be displayed, and the RAPT device will reboot. You may then need to reconnect the RAPT device to your WiFi network and perform an OTA firmware update, then re-register the device to your RAPT account.

STEP 3: If unsuccessful, the message Rollback is not possible will be displayed, and the unit will stay in Recovery Mode.

You will need to manually connect the RAPT device to WiFi and update the firmware manually while in Recovery Mode.

As there is no on screen keyboard, the easiest way to do this is to setup a HotSpot on your phone with a super simple network name and password – such as all capital 'A's for the name and password.

Thus create a HotSpot network name of AA and a password of AAAAAAAA.

Use the Up or Down buttons to select option [1] Connect To Wifi.

Follow the onscreen instructions to enter the SSID and Password on the controller.

Otherwise use the navigation keys to enter your home WiFi Network SSID and Password manually

Once connected to the network, the RAPT device will go back to the main Recovery Mode menu. This time, select option [2] Do OTA Update

This will update the RAPT device firmware. Once this is down, please unplug the RAPT device then plug it back in after 30 seconds. It will now start up properly.

If you used a custom mobile phone hotspot to connect you will now need to connect the RAPT device to your home WiFi network. Please refer to the online user manual for step by step instructions. The RAPT device will also need to be re-registered to your RAPT account after this.

In the unlikely event that resetting NVS and entering Recovery Mode does not fix a boot loop issue, please contact KegLand at or your local retailer for warranty support.

Symptoms

If your RAPT device boots up but continually ‘loops’ back to the start up logo, this indicates that the device is stuck in a ‘boot loop’

This can happen for several reasons including but not limited to a failed firmware download, power interruption during install, poor network strength.

A Boot Loop can occur on any RAPT device with a screen – including but not limited to RAPT Fermentation Chambers, RAPT Temperature Controllers, Gen 4 RAPT BrewZillas.

A Boot Loop issue is quite easily rectified.

Fixing a Boot Loop by resetting NVS (Non Volatile Storage)

Generally, a Boot Loop can be resolved by resetting NVS.

An NVS reset is performed using the following steps.

You may require assistance, as you need to unplug the device and re-plug it while accessing the control panel.

STEP 1: : Unplug the RAPT device that is boot-looping.

STEP 2: Hold down the Up or Down buttons on the RAPT device

STEP 3: While holding the buttons down, plug the RAPT device back in. Keep the two buttons held down while the unit boots up.

Note: it is quite helpful to have another person assist with this.

STEP 4: The device will reboot, and also clear NVS. This will reset the unit (so it will forget the current WiFi config and Registration settings unfortunately) but it will also restore it to the last stable firmware condition.

STEP 5: Once rebooted, you can go through the initial steps required to connect the device to your WiFi network. (See the appropraite Get Started! guide for step by step instructions if required)

STEP 6: One connected to WiFi, please navigate to Check for OTA Update in the Settings menu and select this. This will download and install the current firmware.

Please ensure you have a decent, stable WiFi signal before updating, as dropouts during this can cause 'boot loop' issues as experienced.

STEP 7: This operation may need to be performed a couple of times to be successful. A successful NVS reset will display a Connect this device to the Internet message after booting up. If this does not appear please perform the reset operation again.

In the unlikely event that an NVS reset does not fix a boot loop issue, we can perform a full reset into recovery mode. This will reset the device back to factory defaults, and restore it to the last verified firmware.

Recovery mode operates as a bootloader which gives access to settings independant of firmware. This can be useful in some situations such as experiencing issues with your RAPT device due to a corrupt firmware or a problem with a firmware update.

Typically the avergae user will not need to enter Recovery Mode.

STEP 1: Enter Recovery Mode

Unplug the RAPT device, then plug it back in while holding all 4 main buttons down - Up or Down Select Cycle/Back

Once it boots up, you will see a screen called Recovery Mode Main Menu

STEP 2: Select option [0] Rollback last OTA update and reset.

Use the Up or Down buttons to select the required option [0] then select Cycle/Back to do this.

If successful, the message Rollback to previous firmware worked will be displayed, and the RAPT device will reboot. You may then need to reconnect the RAPT device to your WiFi network and perform an OTA firmware update, then re-register the device to your RAPT account.

STEP 3: If unsuccessful, the message Rollback is not possible will be displayed, and the unit will stay in Recovery Mode.

You will need to manually connect the RAPT device to WiFi and update the firmware manually while in Recovery Mode.

As there is no on screen keyboard, the easiest way to do this is to setup a HotSpot on your phone with a super simple network name and password – such as all capital 'A's for the name and password.

Thus create a HotSpot network name of AA and a password of AAAAAAAA.

Use the Up or Down buttons to select option [1] Connect To Wifi.

Follow the onscreen instructions to enter the SSID and Password on the controller.

Otherwise use the navigation keys to enter your home WiFi Network SSID and Password manually

Once connected to the network, the RAPT device will go back to the main Recovery Mode menu. This time, select option [2] Do OTA Update

This will update the RAPT device firmware. Once this is down, please unplug the RAPT device then plug it back in after 30 seconds. It will now start up properly.

If you used a custom mobile phone hotspot to connect you will now need to connect the RAPT device to your home WiFi network. Please refer to the online user manual for step by step instructions. The RAPT device will also need to be re-registered to your RAPT account after this.

In the unlikely event that resetting NVS and entering Recovery Mode does not fix a boot loop issue, please contact KegLand at or your local retailer for warranty support.

PolyPhoenix Air Still Pro Included Components

KL32704 (to fill the column for Reflux Mode)

Gin Basket installed (under 12: Basket/Column Cap) - this does not need to be removed if not used during a run

Standard IEC Cable

1.2mm Nipple Insert - suitable for Stripping Runs and Pot Still operation 0.5mm Nipple Insert - High Purity (with SPP installed) and faster run time for reflux mode 0.3mm Nipple Insert - Highest Purity (with SPP installed), slowest run time for reflux mode

After unboxing the PolyPhoenix Air Still Pro Head and the PolyPhoenix Air Still Pro Boiler, check that you have all listed components.

Fit the Air Still Head onto the Boiler.

There is a Relief Valve under the Outlet Head next to the Foreshots Collection Jar. This is an important safety feature and should never be blocked.

The relief valve will only operate if excess pressure develops in the Still Head. In normal operation, this is extremely unlikely. You may notice a couple of drips from the relief valve at the very start of a run. This is normal and nothing to worry about. If the relief valve continues to drip during the run the PolyPhoenix Air Still Pro will shut down automatically once the Ethanol Sensor threshold is triggered.

If using an external boiler with the PolyPhoenix Air Still Pro Head, shut the boiler down or drop the power to the boiler if there are drips coming from the Relief Valve.

Adding the to the RAPT Gen 4 BrewZIlla system is one of the most cost effective upgrades you can make. In addition, it unlocks fantastically powerful control over every aspect of the brew day.

Ensure the RAPT Bluetooth Thermometer has charged AAA batteries and turn it on by holdig the power button for three seconds until the screen tuyrns on and the current temeprature is displayed.

To connect the RAPT Bluetooth Thermometer to a RAPT Gen 4 BrewZilla, first turn on the BrewZilla by plugging it in.

To use the on board menu, use the Up or Down buttons to navigate. Use the Select button to select or enter a function once highlighted.

Navigate to the Bluetooth menu

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1. Navigate to: Menu > Diagnostics.

2. The Firmware Version is displayed on the top row of the screen.

The Digital Controller has 4 buttons which serve different functions depending on context

Cycle/Back - navigation between On Screen options. Exit without saving. Hold when prompted to advance Profile steps

Select - Select the current option. Enter a Selection. Confirm a choice

Up - Increase hightlighted variable

Down - Decrease hightlighted variable

If you do not intend to connect your device to the RAPT Portal and hence do not want to utilise the Wi-Fi functionality you can operate the Fermentation Chamber completely manually via the buttons on the display.

Profiles are a key component of the RAPT system. Profiles are powerful tools that can be customised to a great degree, allowing extremely fine control over all aspects of brewing/fermentation

Profiles are created in the. There are also Global Profiles that can be imported and customised. Once a profile is created in the RAPT Portal, it can be sent to the corresponding RAPT device using Send Profile To Device from the My Profiles screen. Alternatively, you can select Start Profile Session for the RAPT Fermentation Chamber in the Dashboard. This will send the Profile to the device and also begin the Profile automatically.

The RAPT ecosystem is intended to be largely controlled remotely, and thus there are more powerful controls in the RAPT Portal than on board the RAPT Fermentation Chamber.

Once you have registered your RAPT Fermentation Chamber on the RAPT Portal you can then log telemetry from the device and set up complex temperature/fermentation profiles involving multiple steps.

To setup a fermentation profile on the RAPT Portal select My Profiles and then Create New Profile. Then add your fermentation profile steps such as primary fermentation, diacetyl rest, dry hop, cold crash etc.

If your RAPT device boots up but continually ‘loops’ back to the start up logo, this indicates that the device is stuck in a ‘boot loop’

This can happen for several reasons including but not limited to a failed firmware download, power interruption during install, poor network strength.

A Boot Loop can occur on any RAPT device with a screen – including but not limited to RAPT Fermentation Chambers, RAPT Temperature Controllers, Gen 4 RAPT BrewZillas.

A Boot Loop issue is quite easily rectified.

Generally, a Boot Loop can be resolved by resetting NVS.

An NVS reset is performed using the following steps.

The Rapt Pill Captive Portal can only be accessed when the RAPT Pill is plugged in to USB-C or (Wireless Charging ONLY) charging on the Wireless Charging base. Note. The battery needs to have sufficient charge to broadcast the Captive Portal when wireless charging is usedYou can access the Captive Portal in two ways. You can connect directly to the Pill’s WiFi using a phone, tablet or computer. Simply connect to the Pill’s WiFi network (the network name will be in the form RAPT Pill XXXX where the last 4 digits correspond to the last digits of the Pill’s MAC address).

Alternatively, once the Pill has been connected to your WiFi network, you can access the Captive Portal by entering the Pill’s IP address on a browser. The IP address can be found in the Diagnostics screen of the Captive Portal.

Note: The Pill Captive Portal will close automatically after 10 minutes when the Pill is plugged in to USB-C. If the Pill is disconnected from USB-C within 10 minutes the Pill Captive Portal will close.

This is by design to maximise battery life.

After charging, assembly and device registration your RAPT Pill should be before use. Refer to the section for instructions on how to calibrate your device.

1. and then your RAPT Pill. After calibration confirm your RAPT Pill is correctly sending telemetry to the RAPT Portal by leaving it in a jug of water or sugar solution for an hour and checking to see if telemetry has been received by the RAPT Portal. It is best to conduct this test in the position where the Pill will be located during fermentation. For example, f you are fermenting in a fermentation chamber place the Pill in a jug in the fermentation chamber to confirm that telemetry is received and your RAPT Pill has good signal strength.

2. Once it is confirmed that your RAPT Pill is sending telemetry then sanitise your RAPT Pill with an approved sanitiser such as StellarSan or Phosphoric Acid which has been correctly diluted according to the instructions on the sanitiser’s container.

The Digital Controller has 4 buttons which serve different functions depending on context

Cycle/Back - navigation between On Screen options. Exit without saving. Hold when prompted to advance Profile steps

Select - Select the current option. Enter a Selection. Confirm a choice

Up - Increase hightlighted variable

Down - Decrease hightlighted variable

If you do not intend to connect your device to the RAPT Portal and hence do not want to utilise the WiFi functionality you can operate the Temperature Controller completely manually via the buttons on the display.

Profiles are a key component of the RAPT system. Profiles are powerful tools that can be customised to a great degree, allowing extremely fine control over all aspects of brewing/fermentation

Profiles are created in the. There are also Global Profiles that can be imported and customised. Once a profile is created in the RAPT Portal, it can be sent to the corresponding RAPT device using Send Profile To Device from the My Profiles screen. Alternatively, you can select Start Profile Session for the RAPT Temperature Controller in the Dashboard. This will send the Profile to the device and also begin the Profile automatically.

The RAPT ecosystem is intended to be largely controlled remotely, and thus there are more powerful controls in the RAPT Portal than on board the RAPT Temperature Controller.

Once you have registered your RAPT Temperature Controller on the RAPT Portal you can then log telemetry from the device and set up complex temperature/fermentation profiles involving multiple steps.

To setup a fermentation profile on the RAPT Portal select My Profiles and then Create New Profile. Then add your fermentation profile steps such as primary fermentation, diacetyl rest, dry hop, cold crash etc.

If your RAPT device boots up but continually ‘loops’ back to the start up logo, this indicates that the device is stuck in a ‘boot loop’

This can happen for several reasons including but not limited to a failed firmware download, power interruption during install, poor network strength.

A Boot Loop can occur on any RAPT device with a screen – including but not limited to RAPT Fermentation Chambers, RAPT Temperature Controllers, Gen 4 RAPT BrewZillas.

A Boot Loop issue is quite easily rectified.

Generally, a Boot Loop can be resolved by resetting NVS.

An NVS reset is performed using the following steps.

To use the Bluetooth functionality of the RAPT Bluetooth Thermometer you will need to Bond it via Bluetooth to a RAPT Temperature Controller, RAPT Fermentation Chamber or Gen 4 BrewZilla Controller. Follow the steps below to bond your RAPT Bluetooth Thermometer to a RAPT enabled device:

1. Bluetooth needs to first be enabled in the Settings menu. Use the Up or Down buttons to scroll to select the Settings menu. Scroll to Bluetooth and choose Select button to Enable Bluetooth, or the Return button to cancel if Bluetooth is already enabled.

The Polyhoenix Air Still Pro can be used as a Pot Still or a Reflux Still.

Pot Stills are generally used to make spirits such as Whisky, Rum, Brandy, Gin from an appropriate wash. So, Whisky is distilled from a malt wash, Rum from a molasses wash, etc.

Reflux Stills include packing in the column which causes fractioning of the vapour (refluxing). This, combined with a slower output (in this instance forced by using a narrower Outlet Nipple) means that the flavours and by products of the wash are stripped so that pure ethanol only is distilled from the wash.

Reflux Still operation t.hrough the PolyPhoenix Air Still Proo can easily produce spirit of approximately 95% from a wash

Generally, in order to produce the best quality neutral spirit, a Stripping Run and then a Spirit (Reflux) run would be performed. If you are starting with low wines then a stripping run may not be necessary. In this case start with a .

The PolyPhoenix Air Still Pro is designed to be used with the 6L PolyPhoenix Air Still Pro Boiler which allows a batch (wash) size of up to 5L

It can also be used on a larger boiler with the KL48682

This adapter fits onto the PolyPhoenix Air Still Pro Head and allows easy connection to a 3" Tri Clover (or 2" or 4" TC Fitting with a suitable adapter).

This is a fantastic solution if you wsih to distill larger batches than 5L but do not have easy easy to a suitable water source (as required for traditional distillation) or wish to distill indoors etc.

Using the PolyPhoenix Air Still - Lid Adaptor x 3" TC with the PolyPhoenix Air Still Pro Head is extremely simple.

The Lid Adapter clamps onto the PolyPhoenix Air Still Pro Head in the same manner as the PolyPhoenix Air Still Pro Boiler.

If Glycol Chiller has been moved/delivered do not turn it on unless it has been standing upright for at least 24 hours. Failure to do this will void warranty and may damage the unit. Leave the Glycol Chiller upright for at least 24 hours before plugging in mains power after receiving and unboxing

Ensure there is at least 100mm of clearance on each side of the Glycol Chiller (excluding front) to allow adequate airflow. Failure to allow adequate ventilation will reduce performance, increase power consumption and void warranty

This Glycol Chiller is not intended for cooling wort from boiling or temperatures above 50°C. Using the chiller to cool liquids above 50°C can overload the compressor and will void warranty

Do not run the pumps dry or allow the reservoir to ice over. Ensure the pumps are always submerged when in operation. Running the pumps dry or increased resistance due to ice formation can damage the pumps.

The RAPT Laser Level Sensor is a BLE (Bluetooth Low Energy) device. It has been designed to maximise battery life.

In order to maximise both battery life and functionality, the RAPT Laser Level Sensor has several modes of operation.

These can be viewed and changed in the .

The modes are accessed through the Setup option of the RAPT Laser Level Sensor device screen in the RAPT Brew app.

The RAPT Laser Level Sensor can pair with the RAPT Brew App. It is also designed (and ideally used) to be paired with the RAPT Kegerator Screen Board

In the RAPT Brew App Laser Level Sensor Device screen, you will see the last known value and a visual representation of the level