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Sous vide tank size

Miko_aj_95452

Hi,

I just bought my first sous vide circulator polyscience! 😄 And I have a problem, could you tell me what is perfect size of tank for that circulator?

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seijoed

These tend to be what people use. http://www.amazon.com/Cambro-12189CW135-Polycarbonate-Camwear-4-75-Gallon/dp/B002NQB63E?tag=aaaaaaa-20

http://www.polyscienceculinary.com/accessories.php

stenehjemj

The maximum size depends on what circulator you have as there are differing wattages. I use the Cambro Johan linked to with the home version of the polyscience with no problems. Sometimes though, a smaller size would be nice for space in my tiny kitchen.

Anthony_Barbatto_152415

I have the Cambro mentioned but just recently went shopping at a local Daiso (similar to a Japanese dollar store) and came across their rice storage container. It's an ideal size for sous vide when cooking for two and much less expensive. It also comes with a lid that can be easily cut to fit around your circulator. While it's not as rigid as the Cambro, so far it's done a great job and is temperature rated to about 220* F. The link below is for a 12-pack of containers, but in store, it's around $8.

http://www.daisojapan.com/p-14675-rice-bin-food-stocker-276-lb-w93-x-d159-x-h102-inch-12pks.aspx