WTB: Cast Alluminium Cold Plate

[5150]

Hi all,

I was wondering if anyone has a cold plate that they don't use anymore that they would like to sell?

I'm in Sydney, but driving down to Melbourne today so I could pickup anywhere along the way.

If not, does anyone have any experience with the keg king ones?

Cheers,
5150

 

[WE5TY]

Hi mate, used a keg king cold plate for the first time today, worked a treat. Worth every penny, and with the reg set to 20psi and a flow control tap there was no balancing needed.





Good luck with looking for one

 

[5150]

Thanks WE5TY for your feedback.

Did you have the kegs chilled or does it manage to get warm beer down to temp, understanding that you can't use it to continuously?

I was down in Melbourne, so I ended up grabbing one.

Cheers.

 

[WE5TY]

The keg was cold coming out of the fridge, and I put the sleeve on it to try to keep it cool but it sat in a hot car from Melbourne to falls creek (5hrs) so heated up to ambient pretty quick. But 5 min after putting ice in the esky it was serving cold beer from a warm keg. I have a rubbish esky so the ice melted within a few hours but I didn't notice the beer coming out warm - the water was still pretty cold. There was 8 of us drinking it, and I didn't notice any temp change when pouring the first 8 beers in a row - I wouldn't have much of a problem pouring continuously from it as I think the block cools the beer as it moves through it.

 

[5150]

The keg was cold coming out of the fridge, and I put the sleeve on it to try to keep it cool but it sat in a hot car from Melbourne to falls creek (5hrs) so heated up to ambient pretty quick. But 5 min after putting ice in the esky it was serving cold beer from a warm keg. I have a rubbish esky so the ice melted within a few hours but I didn't notice the beer coming out warm - the water was still pretty cold. There was 8 of us drinking it, and I didn't notice any temp change when pouring the first 8 beers in a row - I wouldn't have much of a problem pouring continuously from it as I think the block cools the beer as it moves through it.

Thanks Mate. I appreciate it.