Regulator recommendations

[bbksv]

I have recently finished my 6 tap Keezer build and still have my old 2 tap danby that I am going to sell but I only have 1 decent regulator. It was a kegco package deal thing but I am looking to add a multiple regular setup so that I can force carb on one port while still serving but all the regulators I am finding have really crappy reviews. Is there a good model out there anyone recommends in particular for multiple regulators?

 

[day_trippr]

For a dual primary regulator set, it's hard to beat the Taprite T752HP-02.

If you desire more than two independent pressures I would consider a set of secondary regulators driven by a single primary (likely the primary you already have would work fine).

I'd stick with Taprite, who lists secondary sets with 2 to 6 ganged bodies...

http://www.taprite.com/regulators-beer-secondary-regulators

Cheers!

 

[mredge73]

Check out keg connection, they are a forum sponsor and have regular discounts for users.
The Tapright regulator is top notch but their economy model isn't bad either. The Taprite just allows for easier pressure adjustments.
I have one of each:

https://www.kegconnection.com/taprite-dual-body-regulator/
https://www.kegconnection.com/chudnow-regulator-dual-body-three-gauge/

 

[Stealthcruiser]

'Nother Taprite testimonial.

Got mine used, they been reliable as a stone, knock wood !

 

[bbksv]

Sounds like taprite it is. I used a kegco on my other one and it looked well built but after a while of using it my keg stopped dispensing. Tried cranking up the regulator and nothing. Then I tapped on the bottle pressure gage and it dropped from 700 to zero. Gage was stuck and I had no idea I was getting low..irritating.

 

[alexavery]

Yep this one. http://www.birdmanbrewing.com/taprite-dual-body-co2-regulator/

 

[day_trippr]

fwiw, the T752HP-02 version sports shut-offs with integrated check valves and 1/4" MFL terminations...

Cheers!