Post Regulator Tee?

Snagg30341 · Feb 21, 2013

Quick question. I want to apply CO2 to two different kegs from one regulator. If I add an inline tee will the pressure be right on each keg? It appears my gas line from a sanke is 5/16. That sound right?

Yooper · Feb 21, 2013

Yes, that is correct. My beer line is the same as my gas line, 3/16" ID, but yours may very well be 5/16".

Snagg30341 · Feb 21, 2013

Yeah I have a Danby kegerator I got at Costco. Think it is 5/16. It is thicker then beer line. I got a tee from LHBS but it was 1/4 so now I'm trying to track down a 5/16 barbed tee. Checked HD but no luck.

zachattack · Feb 21, 2013

I'd grab a 3/8" one and stretch the tubing over it.

Snagg30341 · Feb 21, 2013

This good enough? Lead free?

http://m.homedepot.com/p/SharkBite-3-8-in-PEX-Brass-Lead-Free-Tee-UC360LFA/202270572/

zachattack · Feb 21, 2013

Should be fine. Dunk the tubing in some really hot water to help stretch it over the barbs. And remember to use hose clamps!

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