Keezer safety (for the beer)

[n240sxguy]

They have auto return faucet handles, so the raccoon would have to stay there and hold the faucet handle down. Before I get another group of people telling me they cant afford my idea; it's just an idea, I'm trying to help.
http://rapidswholesale.com/beer-faucet-self-closing-chrome.html?gclid=CJr73qXnubgCFctcMgodcBUAhA

Absolutely fantastic idea! Good job on this one. I wonder if there is a way to put a stainless spring in an existing tap without modification?

 

[LAHammer]

Some great ideas here. I've already got the faucets but turning off the flow versions is certainly a good idea. I'm not looking for anything automated and the I thing valves would be more expensive than locks, which are also too expensive.

I really like the bar in front of the handles idea and I'm thinking you could do a metal bar or wood that would be attached at both sides of the faucets to prevent all of the handles from being pulled forward. It wouldn't necessarily have to lock as I'm mostly interested in trying to prevent accidental opening.

 

[RocketBrewer]

When my kids were teenagers I put small ball valves in the beer lines and a pad lock on the door. I had no problems and it kept them from drinking all of my beer.