Can I use a keg as secondary in fridge

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Amup

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Ive had my pilsner fermenting at around. 16 degrees C for two weeks but as it's now starting go get a bit warmer I'm wondering should I leave it in primary and fridge it or could I transfer it into a keg and use that as cold secondary?
Any ideas are appreciated I've only done ales and stouts before this so I'm new to the lager making
 

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