Daisy chaining kegs on one tank

[erikrocks]

I'm in the process of setting up a keezer that will hold a max of 6 cornies. I already have a primary regulator, a single secondary, and a 3 way manifold. I'd love to add an additional single secondary and another single manifold outlet. Can I:

T off the primary regulator, with one side having only the single secondary and the other side consisting of the 3 way manifold connected to an in-line check/ball valve, and another single secondary?

Will the in-line check/ball valve work in that manner (basically extending the 3 way manifold into a 4 way)?

Thanks a lot.

 

[bad coffee]

Yep. Will work fine.

you only need the check valves on the tubes that go to your keg disconnects. No need for them to be anywhere else.

B

 

[david_42]

Bear in mind that the secondary must be at a lower pressure than the primary, so the single keg attached to the secondary will need to be a style that is okay at lower CO2 volumes.

 

[erikrocks]

Cool. I just want to use that check valve as an addition to the manifold.