Fermzilla 27L and 55L Tri-Conical Gen 3.2

The FermZilla Starter Kit 27L/55L Tri-Conical Gen 3.2 by KegLand offers homebrewers a high-quality and affordable pressure tank with exceptionally easy handling. Thanks to the practical Tri-Clamp system at the conical end, assembling and disassembling the FermZilla Tri-Conical Gen 3.2 is particularly straightforward. For better usability, the new FermZilla Tri-Conical is equipped with convenient Tri-Clamp connections both before and after the butterfly valve. In no time, the FermZilla fermenter can be disassembled thanks to the 3" clamp before and after the butterfly valve. This makes cleaning and maintenance of the FermZilla Tri-Conical Gen 3.2 extremely easy.

The FermZilla Tri-Conical allows you to ferment beer, harvest yeast, remove trub, and—when equipped with the optional pressure kit—ferment under pressure (up to 2.4 bar or 35 psi) and even dispense directly from the fermenter. When used with the pressure kit, the FermZilla transforms into a true unitank, enabling pressure fermentation while simultaneously carbonating your beer.

Without ever transferring your beer, you can dispense directly from the FermZilla if you have a cooling option for the tank. All you need is a tap and a CO₂ source. Alternatively, the finished beer can be transferred into stainless steel kegs (KEGs) using a closed-transfer method, preventing oxygen exposure.

Important Notes:

• Before first-time pressurized use, we recommend a pressure test with water at 1 bar to ensure a proper seal.
• The FermZilla is not designed for direct bottle filling and does not have a tap. However, counter-pressure bottling (e.g., with an iTap) is possible. Alternatively, a beer siphon can be used from the top.
• Warning: Always read the user manual before use! Mishandling or improper use will void any claims for defects.
• Liquids inside the FermZilla must never exceed 50°C. When fermenting under pressure at 35°C or higher, do not exceed 0.4 bar.
• Protect the FermZilla from direct sunlight. When using it under pressure, a pressure test should be performed every two years.
• The tank has a printed date indicating the validity of its pressure certification (not an expiration date). After this date, a new pressure test should be conducted following the instructions (recommended method 3b).
• Minor dents or deformations may occur during shipping or handling but do not affect the integrity of the tank. The FermZilla is designed to tolerate slight deformations, which may also occur due to vacuum pressure during cold crashing. When pressurized again, these deformations will mostly disappear.