Hydrometer | Tilt Pro

Designed for high performance in craft scale stainless steel fermentation tanks, our new Tilt® Pro  brings Tilt technology along with massively boosted wireless range to professional craft brewers.

At 3x the volume and weight of the original Tilt hydrometer, the Tilt Pro's larger size allows increased power for longer range in stainless. The included AA lithium batteries still last for 1 to 2 years depending on use, similar to the standard Tilt. The extra size and weight comes with an extra bonus: improved specific gravity stability at high krausen so you will see a steadier read-out on your iPhone, Android, or Raspberry Pi. In addition, Tilt has boosted the range with a power amplifier and high-gain antenna that in testing increased range by 2x to 3x vs. the original Tilt. Now you can see your Tilt through thicker heads of foam and heavier stainless steel walls.

The Tilt Pro has included the extra decimal of precision available from the sensors and to the read-out so there are now decimal degrees Fahrenheit as well as higher resolution Celsius. Specific gravity reads out to the 10,000th place (for example 1.0000). You can  see fermentation activity dropping less than a brewer's point per day. In all Tilt has made several adjustments that the craft beer professional (and serious home brewer) is sure to appreciate.

Specifications

• Size: 1.7" (43mm) diameter (max) by 5.4" (140mm) tall
• Weight: 5.4 ounces (153g)
• Specific Gravity Measurement Range: 0.9900 - 1.1200
• Specific Gravity resolution: 0.0001
• Temperature Measurement Range: 0°F - 140°F (-17.8°C - 60°C) Note: Installed lithium batteries include a built in PTC (heat activated fuse) that will temporarily cut power if batteries exceed 140°F.
• Temperature resolution: 0.1°F (0.1°C)
• Absolute Maximum Temperature Range: -40°F to 185°F (-40°C to 85°C)
• Battery: User-replaceable, 2x 1.5v AA battery (Li/FeS2), widely sold as "Energizer®  AA Ultimate Lithium". Note: Other batteries such as alkaline or heavy-duty batteries are too heavy and will cause the Tilt Pro to sink.