Goodness what happened to that? The sale is still going and I think will continue.It'll buff out!
My son didn't put his cigarette butt out and the ash tray (plastic cup) full of butts caught fire....
What happened to this thing? Is it an old series 3?
Look Beer Baron I think its inappropriate for you to come here with that according to the site administrator. We know that you have always attacked us and most likely are someone associated with Kegland. We don't post on the Kegland thread and I ask you please do not post here. Do you think you could manage that? Really appreciate it if you could.Not sure if they do but KL are releasing a ‘Series X’ that holds 4 kegs and is more insulated/efficient etc. releasing soon apparently..
Wish I had known as I only just bought a series 4
Gad that you asked this as we have been preparing a couple of new models which take it a bit to the next level. We are working on a new unit that will fit 6 kegs and has a proper Dixell controller, fan cooled condenser and more but I don't want to give too much away because we get haunted here by people as you can see from one poster. Yes the price will be a bit higher but the chilling rate is about 5 times faster. With the older series they dissipate heat through the walls and that is not very efficient. If you put 3 or 4 kegs in, that little compressor has to struggle a long time to push the heat out through those walls and in fact some of that heat will leak back through the walls to the interior. So whilst such a fridge can be made for very little the overall performance and efficiency will never compare to a unit which has a properly cooled condenser. We think there is room for a nice elegant 6 keg system of this type and the unit we are working on is really no louder than the old series 4. The other advantage of not having the heat pumped out through the walls is that if you drill a hole through the wall it will not kill the fridge. Overall the units are very serviceable if ever needed. So there are 6 and 8 keg units in the pipeline and we think homebrewers are going to like these when they realise they can afford something as good as these. You can stick 6 to 8 taps on them and they look great.
These 6 & 8 keg units sound interesting, but for those of us restricted (more or less) to the dimensions of the existing units: is there a new shiny in the KK pipeline?
In response to that one could use a common expression like „yeah right“. BB (and I use it advisedly) please do not use the guise of helping fellow brewers to spruik Kegland so I ask you again politely to please leave it before I advise the administrator that you are up to your old tricks. You know full well that we took a long time to get back on AHB not because of something we did. Our team works hard to bring good products to home brewers and we don‘t need people like you trying to run interference here with your postings. If you want to take issue with me I don‘t have a problem with that and would be pleased to have a phone call with you but doubt that you have the courage to do that. Maybe if you are man enough then pick up the phone but if you are not then just go elsewhere please. No doubt you already have my number but in case you mislaid it then its 0419306571.
We are working on producing a more detailed data sheet and hope to have something on the web soon. Basically its a shoe box size unit which uses an enhanced Peltier system coupled with pump and controller to provide either warm or cold water (glycol mix if going low) to raise or lower temperature in fermenters or kegs. The new Gen 3 Fermenter King 35 and 60 litre units have provision to add a stainless steel coil inside so that the wort can be brought to desired temperature.
Sorry if I missed something, but what's the cleaning system you refer to here?
Good stuff, thanks.
Awesome! They can be speared either A-type or D-type according to the customer's need.
$699
Price sounds good I'm looking forward to starting off in all grain brewing. Is it possible to get some specs for the 70lt guten. Mainly interested in how much grain it can hold and how much power it draws. and any idea how much shipping would cost to townsville. Will I need to pre order one or will you let us know through here when they arrive. Don't want to miss out.
Hey @CEO Keg King
Sorry but I am in Europe right now but I will ask my colleague to help with this.
Is there a recommended max storage time with these King Kegs, regards gas transmissibility? Thinking some might be an option for cheaper long-term storage of big beers.
We will have some tests done on this soon and will advise.
Thanks for the heads up on that old keg of yours Bushbear.
Yet another example of their complete lack of professionalism, no chance of doing the right thing with a refund just duck and weave and criticize the opposition, looks like they have Trump on the payroll.
