Get the job done. Cools the same as my plate chiller but much easier to clean. My only issue is with the in and out ports. Since they do not extend past the coil there is no real good way to mount or position the chiller. Either the water lines or wort lines somehow get pinched. You really need to be creative. Logistically this is a design flaw.

Does the job water temp at faucet 55 degrees ready to pitch after using O2.

This is a case where you get what you pay for. The chiller worked excellent for a few batches the during a transfer on day the outer hose jacket burst. Jacket hose is not braided and is thin. Ordered a stainless steel counterflow chiller the same day soon after this broke. To be fair this may have been a one-off and others may never have issues with this item.

Seems to be working well for the price

Chills wort to 70's F in one pass. It took me a bit to figure out which connection options to use but after I got this up with some duotights and camlocks it's working great.

This chiller works fantastic. My tap water is pretty warm here in Florida and it chilled a 5 gallon batch very quickly. They should have an add on package for quick disconnects and garden hose adapters other than that this has to be the best deal for a counter flow chiller!

It is what you pay for. I wouldn’t use if you plan on recirculating your wort while cooling. It runs very slow and prone to clogs if run at full speed and you don’t have a filter/strainer. If you plan ahead and run it as a single pass chiller slowing down the wort flow out to get the desired temp it’s not bad for the price but plan ahead on how to use it with your process.

Used this for the first time this weekend gravity fed with a hose attached for counterflow. I was expecting it to be like 90F coming out then just wait a bit before pitching. NOPE. Straight from the boil after cutting off it was coming out the other end at 59F. CRAZY. Very satisfied. The connecting pieces I just ended up using worm clamps and tubing I already had probably worth it for the push fittings but meh. The most interesting part is figuring out how to have the boil pot above the chiller and that above the fermentor. It all worked out but definitely something to think about. Best purchase for my setup as of late.

works well not as easy as it seems to chill the wort to peaching temp but I guess it depends on the temprature of the tap water.

Economical counter flow chiller. Works great with duo tight connectors.

The chiller is great. Even in the 98 degree Alabama heat I was at pitching temperature in less than 20 minutes. MoreBeer is without a doubt the best mail order business I’ve EVER dealt with. Shipping is wicked fast. They are super responsive to emails. Thank you for your commitment to customer service

I used a 9.5 mm duotight ball valve for the cold water input (with a standard hose fitting) and high temp vinyl tubing with hose clamps for the hot wort input. The rest is 3/8" tubing. This chiller cools my wort from 200+ down to 68 degrees (my ground water temp is ~55) in the time it takes to flow from input to output. Wort contamination at temps under 180 are now a non-issue. Super easy to clean and compact enough for easy storage. I still use an immersion chiller on the rare occasion when I want to steep or whirlpool hops at or below 150 but this is my "go to" chiller from kettle to carboy - and I love it.

Used for latest brew. With only a few turns of the water regulator I installed on the one end the wort temp was a perfect 68 degrees according to the inline thermometer and ready for fermentation.