bladefist

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Hi, I am desperate to find a solution for this. I have the factory Regulator from my Danby Kegerator kit. Its a Draught Technologies, 1000P/100S regulator.

I have been using it for commercial beers. Now I want to add a 2nd low pressure regulator to the one that came with the kit. So I can force carbonate / Serve a homebrew keg.

Draught technogies has light heartedly indicated they use a left hand thread. What do I need to buy? Do I need to buy something that screws into my current regulator? Or buy a 2nd regulator and connect it with hose? Are the hose sizes different for homebrew and commercial beers?

Thanks in advance.

arturo7

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You might want to try taking your existing regulator to a welding supply shop. Ask if they can put a second valve on it.

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IlliniSox4Life

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Something like this may work: http://www.beveragefactory.com/draftbeer/regulator/component/618BL.shtml

but I think it depends on your regulator, and the threads on the regulators you have.

edit: Actually that says its for right hand threads, so you might want something like this: http://www.beveragefactory.com/draftbeer/regulator/component/1319069.shtml

bladefist

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Thanks

Is there anyway to visible recognize the threading direction on those? What is my point of reference?

slimer

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Austin Homebrew sells adapters.

bladefist

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i have edited this out, nevermind