Inline regulators for co2

[SanPancho]

anybody used this or something similar?

https://www.williamsbrewing.com/In-Line-Regulator-P4404.aspx

Id like to have at least one line set at a lower pressure for my dark stuff. If it works decently id much prefer it to having to string multiple regulators together. Keezer kind of a mess as it is, dont wanna make it worse.

 

[SanPancho]

Anybody? All i found was a few reviews from morebeer. Seems ok. Would love a confirmation.

 

[burtom]

I was looking at this for the same reason. $102 for two and the gauge to adjust them.
https://govreg.us/

 

[Qhrumphf]

Google "secondary CO2 regulator".

Attach hoses to barbs. Mount if necessary. Works like regular regulator.

 

[SanPancho]

I was looking at this for the same reason. $102 for two and the gauge to adjust them.
https://govreg.us/

It seems good in theory. But you’re screwed without the tool. And you have to take the line apart to reset the pressure from what i can tell. The units aren’t that much cheaper than secondaries. Hard sell in my opinion.

I pulled the trigger and bought some of the ones i linked on aliexpress. Few weeks and ill run them thru the system.

 

[Qhrumphf]

Actually seem handy for distributors and breweries to install in taproom and bars.

I guess that it can't be adjusted after install ("tamper proof" they call it) is actually a feature.

Given that 90% of pouring problems are incompetent bar staff (or owners) touching stuff, I can see the appeal.

If you want something cheap and lower profile as well as inline I guess the one you linked is the option. I'd probably keep an eye on it.

 

[SanPancho]

Solution in search of a problem.

Breweries should be calibrating once or twice a year. Bars should be getting served by distributor’s draft techs. Or their own draft service.

When one or both of them start buying, I’ll believe.


Far and away the problem with foam is temperature in commercial settings.

 

[SanPancho]

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