Diptube flow restrictor for soda water keg?

[BeerSwiller]

Hi All,

I use a kegking fridge with CB font and 525ss taps, I use 2 kegs with beer and 1 keg for soda, only problem is that having a higher pressure in the soda keg, the pour at the tap is too fast.

My question, has anybody used these dip tube flow restrictors from Craftbrewer.
http://www.craftbrewer.com.au/shop/details.asp?PID=4390

Thanks in advance

 

[nu_brew]

Interesting.

When I told the lady I'm getting kegs she said one will be for soda so am interested in how I get that set up.

 

[nu_brew]

What pressure are you using for soda?

 

[pyrosx]

I've used them with reasonable success serving a high-carbed hefe alongside a normal ale...

You could probably just use a couple of extra metres of beer (soda) line, and get the same result though too...

 

[Cube]

Slap in one of those universal poppets. They are renounced for halving the flow out. All mine have.

 

[BeerSwiller]

Not too sure how a poppet valve would make any difference, all kegs have them? I've got generic ones and original and seem the same to me.
I might try the dip tube type restrictors as I can't lengthen my line without replace the whole line and the line that come with the font from CraftBrewer is a small ID to compensate for having short length , I don't know where to get anymore line like this.

 

[pyrosx]

Oh, also... buy a couple - they're cheap and you can definitely fit 2 in the one dip tube, probably 3...

 

[barls]

i run mine on a standard keg, standard length line and tap works fine.