How would i hook this up to run inside a kegorater with one port hole for two kegs?
1780667
I run this with a two-keg regulator. The 5# CO2 tank with regulator runs an output to the gas side of each keg. These lines are independent of one another, so their lines can have different pressures, if desired. The output lines from the kegs run to the taps.If you have a one-keg regulator, you need a manifold (or splitter) to divide the single gas output to two kegs. This requires the same PSI for each keg. If you are picky about carbonation levels for a given beer (a homebrewer should be picky), then you'll just get a two-keg regulator.
1780668
I purchased a double tap tower. My kegerator will only fit one full size keg but I use it to hook up two 5 gallon kegs and just rest it on the ledge at the back of the kegerator.
1780669
I leave the CO2 tank and regulator inside my kegorator and run the gas from each regulator port to CO2 distributors. You can find CO2 distributors on Amazon and various Homebrew Sites. Make sure your distributors have check valves.
1780670
Not sure I understand the question, but I'll try to answer. If you want to run two kegs off one pressure output then you will need to get a T-hose connector. I have one pressure distributing to multiple kegs that way. I also drilled a second hole in the fridge to use the second pressure output for multiple purposes. Hope that helps.
827661
I'm not sure if miller makes a draught keg, however any draught keg could work. The Manuel says new castle Heineken lite and possibly Guinness. As long as it fits correctly and it is a 5 liter keg it should work.
575390
If by "craft kegs" you are referring to 1/6 bbl sanke kegs, also known as "logs," then yes. I bought this coupler to use with 1/6 bbl sanke kegs and it works fine.
1984578
I easily just converted mine to a dual tap this weekend, and it was pretty easy. The tower I used was the "Double Tap Draft Beer Tower- Stainless Steel- 3" Diameter with Perlick Perl 525PC Faucets" (you can copy/paste from within the quotes to find here on amazon). I Drilled through the top, and ran the hosing down through the original hole. As this is a plate chiller fridge, there "shouldn't" be any refrigerant lines running through the rest of the fridge. Just be VERY VERY careful when drilling to not hit the plate inside the fridge (I nearly had a disaster with mine). Since the adding the new tower, I haven't noticed any issues or changes with the machine. It still runs as often (and loudly) as it did before. PLEASE NOTE: Drill with caution if you pursue this route. I am not a professional, I just made educated guesses when setting this up, so proceed at your own risk.
1338931
It comes with one hose and one connecter. that works with the pressurized mini kegs you can get from new castle or heiniken kegs. You do need the conversion lot for no pressurized kegs and the co2 canisters.it does have an included area for that as well.
1111308
I did not but I've only had two heinikken kegs. I mostly use my own with the co2 attachment.
1069802
There should be a small ring, about the size of a dime, on top of keg. Pull it.
1852006
This is an adapter typically used by homebrewers who keg their own beer. You have to purchase the connectors separately and know they are different sizes for the beer line and gas line.I purchased this because my kegerator is already set up for korny kegs but I wanted to use a sanky tap for a microbrew keg. These adapters prevent me from having to cut the ends of and instead use the connectors already in my system so I can just pop them onto the sanky tap.
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Usually there are rubber washers on the side that screws into the shank, but also there are rubber washers to where the hose connects to the sankey taps. Just put the rubber washers inside the circle before screwing the fittings onto the sankey keg tap. It is just like the rubber washers that are inside of garden hoses.
1852008
This is to convert a keg coupler(like a sankey) to a ball lock system, assuming you already have a lock ball system. I got this because I already use lock balls on my corny keg system so I can switch between corny kegs and sankey kegs easily. You'll need the following which are overpriced and you could get at a homebrew shop cheaper. Also if you are only going to have the one coupler there is not need for any of this and you can just attach the lines directly to the coupler. Ball Lock Home Brew Keg Tap MFL Coupler Set
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The box I received had two same size kegs. No tapping gear is needed and they can be used right away. These are not normal sized beer kegs so don't expect you're going to use them in that fashion. They are like a keg of beer you might find in your local grocery store.
1505701
You need to buy the adapter Kidde KA-F, there is a two pack that seems to be cheaper than buying the adapter separately. Otherwise, just rewire the unit base.(It isn't hard, just one more step).
321968
You need a switchbox for two inputs. this is intendedto go from one output to two. If you run it the other way and both units get turned on at the same time you risk damage to your equipment.
16646
That is correct. You just attached the supplied Heineken adapter to the beer line, then press it into place on top of the mini keg.
761842
I'm no sure, I just used plastic tubing and set the pressure of the keg to about 3-5 psi and it worked great!
2272286
Yes, the two kegs are included. There are only picnic taps in the kit, but I thought that this set up was a decent deal so I bought this same kit to build a kegerator. I wanted two external taps, so the only other items that I needed to purchase were the physical stainless steel taps (and an old fridge).
1394001
Disclaimer: Don't get shocked. Also, you must use a plug to power this entire set up. If you hard wire it into the power of your house and something goes wrong insurance won't cover it. If you look at the instructions it shows terminals 1-6. The temperature probe is on 5 & 6. The controller is powered on 3 & 4. The load, or your receptacle, is on 2 & 4. It shows the built-in relay above on 1 & 2. The best way to wire this is attach the live wire (small blade of power cord) to 1 and 3. The neutral wire (larger blade of power cord) connects to 4 and the receptacle (larger slot). This puts the relay before the receptacle which keeps the power at bay until it switches on. If you do it the other way, then the voltage is inside the keezer even though its off. I assume the keezer has a ground, then so should the power plug and the receptacle, and make sure they are wired. If your receptacle case is metal, the ground should attach to this as well. If you follow this, and you are up to it, include a 10 amp fuse on the live line before the relay. This will protect the relay if you plug in a bigger load or have a voltage spike. Good luck.