
Dual product regulator w/ manifold
#1
Posted 03 December 2010 - 10:16 PM
#2
Posted 04 December 2010 - 12:37 AM
You could do that easily.I'm building a Keezer for my brother, and he only has the cash for a 2-tap system now, but wants expandability for 3 taps later.Can I start him with this for a 2-tap system:https://www.beverage...gauge_5422.htmland then add a manifold like this later:https://www.beverage...stributor.shtmlOr do I need to go single product regulator if I want to use a manifold (and go with a 3-way distributor now and leave one out unconnected?)
#3
Posted 04 December 2010 - 12:40 AM
If it were me, I would get 2 seperate single line regulators. You can hook them together with a 1/2inch? left handed thread nipple. This way he can set each keg to a different pressure. then if you wanna add a 3rd keg, you get another nipple, and add a 3rd regulator. What you do is take the tank gauge out the one regulator, and take the think that's suppose to connect to the co2 bottle out of he other regulator, and put the nipple in these holes and connect them together.I'm building a Keezer for my brother, and he only has the cash for a 2-tap system now, but wants expandability for 3 taps later.Can I start him with this for a 2-tap system:https://www.beverage...gauge_5422.htmland then add a manifold like this later:https://www.beverage...stributor.shtmlOr do I need to go single product regulator if I want to use a manifold (and go with a 3-way distributor now and leave one out unconnected?)


#4
Posted 04 December 2010 - 03:34 AM
your pics aren't working. if funds are an issue I'd think he wouldn't want to have to purchase the extra regulator but maybe not...If it were me, I would get 2 seperate single line regulators. You can hook them together with a 1/2inch? left handed thread nipple. This way he can set each keg to a different pressure. then if you wanna add a 3rd keg, you get another nipple, and add a 3rd regulator. What you do is take the tank gauge out the one regulator, and take the think that's suppose to connect to the co2 bottle out of he other regulator, and put the nipple in these holes and connect them together.
#5
Posted 04 December 2010 - 07:27 AM
Ya, when I built mine I went whole-hog with a Quad secondary regulator panel - it's nice, but I think his funds are probably better spent elsewhere. (Or, I just have to figure out if I'm a good enough big-brother to give him my spare secondary regulator gratis)your pics aren't working. if funds are an issue I'd think he wouldn't want to have to purchase the extra regulator but maybe not...
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Posted 04 December 2010 - 07:31 AM
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