3 way pass thru regulators

[abbysdad2006]

Hi guys, I'm new to kegging and looking to set up a 3 tap keezer and looking for some info on setting it up so I can can serve at least different beers at 3 different pressures, but I'm having a hard time figuring it out. I need help. What would I need? I'm looking or maybe a schematic or drawing on how it would need to look like, that would be great, or even a link to something on this site? Thanks

 

[schatzke]

https://www.morebeer.com/products/secondary-regulator-3.html
That will give you 3 different pressures off of 1 gas line.

 

[abbysdad2006]

https://www.morebeer.com/products/secondary-regulator-3.html
That will give you 3 different pressures off of 1 gas line.

That's exactly what i'm looking for!! Thank you. So I just run 1 gas line off the CO2 tank and lines off the regulators to each keg, and that's it? Would I need a regulator from the tank to those?

 

[schatzke]

https://www.brewhardware.com/product_p/co2regulatordualremote.htm
If you are planning on mounting the CO2 tank outside the keezer something like this would work. Do you think you will be using 3 different serving pressures all the time?

 

[abbysdad2006]

https://www.brewhardware.com/product_p/co2regulatordualremote.htm
If you are planning on mounting the CO2 tank outside the keezer something like this would work. Do you think you will be using 3 different serving pressures all the time?

I was thinking of putting the CO2 tank inside the keezer. Not sure if I will have 3 different pressures all the time, but I thought it would be nice to have that option.

 

[schatzke]

https://www.brewhardware.com/product_p/co2regulatordualmfl.htm
I have a 3 tap and went with this. I can do 2 different pressures and just use a "Y" fitting to split one of the gas lines. For me this has worked out great without breaking the bank.

 

[jddevinn]

That is a secondary regulator so yes you would need a high pressure regulator before it.

Alternatively you could get (3) high pressure regulators.

http://www.micromatic.com/beer-regulators/primary-beer-co2-regulators

 

[abbysdad2006]

That is a secondary regulator so yes you would need a high pressure regulator before it.

Alternatively you could get (3) high pressure regulators.

http://www.micromatic.com/beer-regulators/primary-beer-co2-regulators

Ok, so that makes sense. High pressure off the tank and maybe a 2 or 3 secondary off of the high pressure.