VEVOR Milk Pasteurizer 150L, Commercial Milk Pasteurization Machine, Food Grade 304 Stainless Steel, Professional Pasteurization with Time and Temperature Control, for Milk Juice Yogurt Sterilization

It works well once you figure out the wiring! It also needs to have the instrument panel caulked so it doesn’t get any moisture behind it. Other than those two things it works well. Very cheap construction.

The welding job sucked. It was cracked and leaking water and it doesn’t have a plug. It’s just 3 wires

It is hard to know how to wire it. The power cord comes with no plug on it. This is helpful as your 220 v source may have a variety of plug set ups. The best way to wire this is to add a dipole 30 amp switch or beaker to the wires on the unit. Put L1 and L3 together on one hot keg of your 220 supply switch and put the L2 wire to the other leg ( opposite phase). This will supply 220 to the heater coils and 110 to the motor. You will need another length of wire from the switch/ breaker to the wall outlet. And a plug on it. There is no neutral wire, and no place to attach one. You don’t need it. There is a yellow and green ground wire and this should be connected to ground in your switch or breaker box. The manual shows wiring for a British 240 volt set up with a neutral wire and so this guide is useless. The unit was simple to use once set up with wiring. Chat GPT can help you figure out the buttons if you send in a photo of the control panel and ask what they do. The unit is 1/3 the price of higher quality brands, and it does the job for me so far. That is, once I figured out the wiring.