How tall is it? I use a keg for a brew pot, does it reach above the open end?
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Are you wanting to know how tall it is to the top of the coils, or to the long spout sticking up? How does one use a keg to boil brew? just curious.
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The bottom lip of the spouts are 15.5 inches as it stands up, you can stretch out the coils to make it taller or shorter, but I would not recommend this version for a keggle, You should pick up the Wort Chiller that has more coils, because you will be able to get more heat transfer of a 10 gallon batch (it will be much more efficient) Also, the keggle itself holds onto temperature, so you are going to want to either blast it will a hose while you are chilling the wort, submerge it, or otherwise figure out how to cool the outside; if you don't cool the outside of the keggle down at the same time, it is going to take a really long time to cool the wort. The bottom lip of the spouts are 15.5 inches as it stands up, you can stretch out the coils to make it taller or shorter, but I would not recommend this version for a keggle, You should pick up the Wort Chiller that has more coils, because you will be able to get more heat transfer of a 10 gallon batch (it will be much more efficient) Also, the keggle itself holds onto temperature, so you are going to want to either blast it will a hose while you are chilling the wort, submerge it, or otherwise figure out how to cool the outside; if you don't cool the outside of the keggle down at the same... » Read More The bottom lip of the spouts are 15.5 inches as it stands up, you can stretch out the coils to make it taller or shorter, but I would not recommend this version for a keggle, You should pick up the Wort Chiller that has more coils, because you will be able to get more heat transfer of a 10 gallon batch (it will be much more efficient) Also, the keggle itself holds onto temperature, so you are going to want to either blast it will a hose while you are chilling the wort, submerge it, or otherwise figure out how to cool the outside; if you don't cool the outside of the keggle down at the same time, it is going to take a really long time to cool the wort. « Show Less
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Its about 2 1/2 feet tall. I use it as a coffee stand between 2 chairs on my patio. Perfect hieght for that.
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The height is 5 3/8". I use it on a burner even shorter than yours. I set it up with 1 panel open so that I can access the burner an cook pot.
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With the lid open, mine measures about 43" high at the center. I may be off a few hairs but not by much. But it doesn't need to open fully to operate effectively.
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The height of the unit is 17 in when closed. It opens up to a maximum height of 22 in. It does fit under my counter when closed and I pull it out to open and insert the bottle. I can keep it closed under my cabinet without a problem
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Depends on the fridge. Dimensions of a corny keg are 23"x9". But you may need 25" for keg connection clearance.
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There is a removable lid on the top with an o-ring seal and a pressure relief valve. With this lid removed, the opening is about 4 inches by 6 inches in an oval shape. I don't have the keg in front of me so I am going by memory, but I've kegged several batches and I'm pretty sure these specs are very close.
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I just measured for you. It is 13 1/2" high, 11" from the backsplash on my countertop and the holding tank for hot water is 8 1/2" along the back of the countertop. I've had Bunn's for many years, and I just love them. What I really like is the fact that I don't have to move the coffeemaker out to put the water in it. It simply brews an excellent cup of coffee, no matter what size pot you want to make. :-)
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Without the lid it is 6 Inches tall. I use it daily and am drinking out of it at the moment. The base is 2 and 3/8th diameter and the top of the lidless liquiseal is 2 and 3/4 inches. I di not have a keurig so can not tell you if it will fit but hope the dimensions will help. B. Bingham
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Dennis -- Sorry for delay in getting back to you. The coffee maker is 13.5 inches high -- but you'll have to slide it out to open the top & fill with water. Best wishes, Lynn
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The combined height of the Keurig and Pod draw is 16 1/2". From the counter top to the bottom of my cabinet is 16", the bottom of the cabinet door is 17". If you place the unit towards the front of your counter top it will allow you plenty of room to load the cups, plus room to open the cabinet door over the unit.Hope this helps.
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If you are using half-pints & pints it will not boil over; however, with quarts it will bubble over slightly if you keep it at a hard rolling boil. Other than that I love this canner, just with the rack was of the same quality as the canner :)
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Hi Stephanie....it is 12-1/2" tall....plus, it really lets off quite a bit of steam when brewing, so I don't think it will work for you.
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I have the 20 ounce, it does not fit under my Breville Keurig Brewer without the drip tray, I have to tilt it to fill it with coffee. I imagine the height is the same as the Elite Keurig.
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I can't answer your question. This coffee pot is at our Arizona home and were only there in the winter. All I can tell you is it fits under the upper cupboards in my AZ kitchen but I do have to move it out to pour in the water because of the height of the coffeemaker. I measured my KitchenAide at home and it is 14" high, and I have to move that on out, too.
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I would say itr is about 12 inches high and just a bit over the size of the carafe. One word to the wise you will have to pull it out from under the cabinet to fill it though. Most of the time mine sets close to the sink and I fill it with the sprayer hose. Also not this is a 5 cup not a 4 cup so if you have a 4 cup toss the pot because it won't fit unless you take out the stop start thing on the bottom where the grounds go.
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It is 7 3/4" tall. The opening is 1 3/4" tapering at the bottom. It holds approx 4 oz of liquid. They work great.