I have am working on a 4 keg keezer build. I would like to add a 3 or 4 output secondary regulator to this keezer.
Any suggestions on brand/model to utilize.
Any suggestions on brand/model to utilize.
Secondary Regulators
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I've had good luck with Tap-Rite. I recommend that whatever secondary you choose should come with MFL flare fittings, not hose barbs, on the outputs.
I was envisioning that too at some time in my early brewing days.
As it turns out, most beer here is being served at 12 psi, all at one temp.
Of course I'm envious of those homebrewers who actually have "the works" in place.
As it turns out, most beer here is being served at 12 psi, all at one temp.
Of course I'm envious of those homebrewers who actually have "the works" in place.
Thank you I will post some pics when it is finished
+1 on Tap-Rite and using MFL fittings.
Let me add:
Use EVA Barrier lines for both beer and gas, along with push-to-connect fittings, such as John Guest or Duotight.
There are many threads and posts about using these systems successfully.
Kegland sells mini-secondary regulators, they connect directly in-line, but I don't know how good or durable they are.
I've had this kegco 4 gang regulator on my 4 tap keezer for 8 ish years with no issues. I wanted to be able to make adjustments without opening the lid so I just mounted it on the wall behind the keezer and ran the lines into it. This is an old pic and I have since upgraded to eva barrier lines, I'd suggest that right off the bat if I was gonna do it again.
8 years is a good long time. Thanks for the info.
