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Going from warm to cold in-line, any issues?

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Current setup is the kegs / brewing center in the basement "man cave" area. :)

I just installed a tap tower in the upstairs kitchen. I have a very large copper cold plate with copper tubing routed throught it, kind of like a mega jockey box (holds about a 1 liter).

Any issues with having warm beer in keg in basement, routed through 50 feet of hose then going through the coldplate in the kictchen?

Has anyone tried using a thermo electric cooler and a cold plate?

Think i'll have wierd carbonation / foaming issues going from 60-65F to 40-45F?

What should i run the C02 pressure at?

I have two 120 WATT peltiers / TEC's hooked up @12Volts, the cold plate is running at about 26-28F in a 75F enviroment. I can always un-insulate / lower voltage / lower hot side fan speed to raise temps.

I think most beer will freeze around 28F, so hopefully i should be in good shape?

Hopefully i wont be pouring carbonated slushies.... :)
 
I would not push beer through a copper coldplate as its low PH will react with the copper. You need stainless.
 
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