Full keg

[wogdog]

Hello everyone just a question on having a full keg cold an charged in a keezer... THO it's a surplus stock build up do I leave it charged at say 300kpa or do I burp it down an than leave it till I need it hooked up to a tap..?

 

[slcmorro]

If it's carbonated already, just leave it at serving pressure mate. 30psi.

 

[slcmorro]

Sorry! Kpa, not psi. Jesus!

 

[Helles]

105 kpa
its close to 15 psi

 

[sp0rk]

if it's at whatever carbonation level you want, I'd be leaving it at serving pressure (80-90kpa for me) otherwise I'd leave it at 300kpa

 

[Kiwimike]

Hello everyone just a question on having a full keg cold an charged in a keezer... THO it's a surplus stock build up do I leave it charged at say 300kpa or do I burp it down an than leave it till I need it hooked up to a tap..?

Pays not to leave full kegs in the keezer under pressure - send it to me and I will remove the contents so that you don't have to concern yourself with this issue.

But seriously at serving pressure for mine!

 

[wogdog]

Haha yeh don't think it will sit for long cheers guys might have to split the second charge line than as one line runs 2 taps the other for charging.

 

[Pogierob]

Once the keg is carbed up, store it at serving pressure, you don't have to have the gas hooked up to it unless you have a leaky keg which is a whole other story.
I know a guy with 10 taps and he only has one gas line, he just tops up each
Keg with gas from time to time.

 

[Donske]

Once the keg is carbed up, store it at serving pressure, you don't have to have the gas hooked up to it unless you have a leaky keg which is a whole other story.
I know a guy with 10 taps and he only has one gas line, he just tops up each
Keg with gas from time to time.

That sounds like a pain in the ass, I know home brewers are meant to be a bit tight but if you can afford the 10 tap chesty surely you'd fork out for extra line and fittings.

 

[Pogierob]

That sounds like a pain in the ass, I know home brewers are meant to be a bit tight but if you can afford the 10 tap chesty surely you'd fork out for extra line and fittings.

Once you lose a full bottle of co2 to a leak you may reconsider

 

[wogdog]

Ok than yeh kegs have good seal I will give it a good an charge it an keep it cold trial an error see how it goes charged an put to the side.
Thanks peoples any more thoughts keep them coming