Well, I've started my own keggerator. I started with an all wood, portable bar some friends gave me for helping them move. Got the keggerator kit from my boss. Had several months of obsurd hours last summer, so the boss made me a deal on it, as its been sitting on the shelf at the shop for years(I work for a beverage equipment company). I could do a compressor based refrigeartion system, thats what I do at work, but I'm thinking thermo electric for a fun challenge. Any thoughts or Ideas are appreciated.
My home kegerator project
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kpr121
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Measure some cornys and make sure you can get the maximum amount of kegs in there that you might ever want. You dont want the space to be able to hold 5.95 corny kegs.
superjunior
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try downloading them to a free site like photobucket and just link to that
Where did you mount the thermoelectric unit at? I couldn't tell from looking at the pictures? Also, how low can you get the temp? I was worried about building my own thermoelectric kegerator because I didn't think they got that cold.
BeerMe21
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I am also interested in the type of thermoelectric setup that you used. Did you use a premade setup or make it yourself?
I'm using a supercool thermoelectric cooling unit found on ebay, with the matching power supply. I've test wired it and it works very well. I have yet to mount it and complete the wiring. I also still have to make the door. The project has been sitting for a couple weeks, maybe to day. I'll get some pics of it up when I'm on my home comp.
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