Do I understand this correctly?

AmusedBystander · Jun 27, 2011

So if I have a standard regulator hooked up to a CO2 tank and I have the hose split to pressurize two kegs, I cannot have only one keg hooked up to carbonate or else the CO2 will just out the other grey connector. Correct?

heferly · Jun 27, 2011

Nope, not if the quick disconnect is good. The disconnect keeps the gas back.

DJG42 · Jun 27, 2011

the CO2 is only going to exit the other grey connector if it's connected to something. if it's not attached to anything, no gas flows through it.

AmusedBystander · Jun 27, 2011

Excellent! Your talking about the gray piece right? This is my first time kegging if you can't tell.

AmusedBystander · Jun 27, 2011

awesome, thanks guys

lschiavo · Jun 27, 2011

The grey connectors only "pass gas" when connected. Pressurize it, you will see. Put some soapy water in a spray bottle and check (everywhere) for leaks if this is your first time hooking it up.

Zixxer10R · Jun 27, 2011

Hehehe, pass gas.

AmusedBystander · Jun 27, 2011

cool, I'm going to spray sanitizer on a bunch of stuff tonight so I'll just spray it all over the keg fittings too.

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