
10 Gallon Electric Essential Oils Still with 110V PID Controller
Built on our trusted 10 gallon whiskey still with a few key upgrades, this electric essential oils still is the one to reach for when you want to extract botanicals. A perforated plate holds your solids above the heating element, and it doubles nicely as a grain-on still too.
It comes with a 4" sealing cap, two 3" cleanouts above and below the plate, a 3/4" ball-valve drain, and a PID controller paired with a 5500 watt element that runs 2750 watts on 110 volt or the full 5500 watts on 220 volt. A 2.8 gallon thumper with a 3-port fruit setup and a 2.8 gallon cooling coil with proofing parrot round it out if you'd rather make spirits.
- 10 gallon pot with perforated solids plate
- PID controller and dual-voltage 5500W element
- Includes 2.8 gallon thumper and cooling coil
- Great for essential oils or distilling alcohol
- Free U.S. shipping and full warranty
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Good to know
Botanical extraction is part chemistry and part craft, and this 10 gallon electric essential oils still gives you room for both. It starts from our trusted 10 gallon whiskey still and adds a few key upgrades. The main one is a perforated plate that holds your solids above the heating element.
How does a 10 gallon essential oil still keep plant material off the element?
The perforated plate sits above the element, so herbs, flowers or other solids rest on it while heat and vapor rise through them. Two 3" cleanouts, one above the plate and one below, make loading and cleanup easier, and a 3/4" ball-valve drain lets you empty the pot. The same plate also makes it a handy grain-on still.
- Dual-voltage heat: a PID controller with a 5500 watt element that runs 2750 watts on 110 volt or the full 5500 watts on 220 volt.
- 4" sealing cap: a tight, clean seal without paste.
- Spirit-ready extras: a 2.8 gallon thumper with a 3-port fruit setup and a 2.8 gallon cooling coil with proofing parrot.
- Stay legal: owning a still is legal in the US, but making spirits requires federal TTB permits.
Every batch is an experiment: try different plants, change the heat and see how the yield and aroma shift. The still ships free in the U.S. and comes with a full warranty. Want to know which voltage suits your space, or how it handles a particular plant? Contact us.