Multi Font Setups
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At the moment I have a dual pressure reg.
One line has multiple t-pieces in it for each keg.
About to upgrade though see this thread
Should be some pic's in the gallery under my keg freezer conversion album.
Beers,
Doc
One line has multiple t-pieces in it for each keg.
About to upgrade though see this thread
Should be some pic's in the gallery under my keg freezer conversion album.
Beers,
Doc
Snow
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Jase,
mine is a very simple set up. Three tap font with one reg, set at same holding and pouring pressure for all three kegs (80KPA). I initially gas the beer at around 250KPA for 24 hours, depending on style, then reduce to pouring/holding pressure. Then if it gets too carbonated later as the keg empties, I just vent it until it's right (doesn't happen often). With 2m beer lines and at these pressures, I guess you could say my system is balanced (by fluke!).
- Snow
mine is a very simple set up. Three tap font with one reg, set at same holding and pouring pressure for all three kegs (80KPA). I initially gas the beer at around 250KPA for 24 hours, depending on style, then reduce to pouring/holding pressure. Then if it gets too carbonated later as the keg empties, I just vent it until it's right (doesn't happen often). With 2m beer lines and at these pressures, I guess you could say my system is balanced (by fluke!).
- Snow
