4 Keg CO2 Regulator

[Yacov327]

I am putting together a shopping list to put 4 kegs on the same CO2 tank. I have found the following product on Corny Keg:

http://www.cornykeg.com/product/taprite-dual-body-co2-regulator/

Does anyone know of a way to either make a 4 keg regulator or a place to purchase one? I have found them without the tank pressure gauge but I would like the tank pressure gauge.

Regards

 

[drgonzo2k2]

Why not just buy a single regulator and then run that to 4 secondary regulators like these:

http://www.brewinternational.com/regulator-single-gauge-secondary-co2/

That's what I did (except feeding to 6 secondary regulators)

 

[Yacov327]

So just to make sure I understand completely. Could I just get 4 of those? One for the CO2 and one for each keg?

 

[drgonzo2k2]

Well, you still need a primary regulator, something like this:

http://www.brewinternational.com/regulator-double-gauge-co2-w-easy-turn-knob/

Then you would buy 4 of the secondary regulators:

http://www.brewinternational.com/reg...secondary-co2/

and 3 of these nipples to connect them together:

http://www.brewinternational.com/regulator-parts-1-4-in-nipple-rht/

Then you just run regular gas line from your primary regulator to your first secondary regulator, and you're all set. You can now control 4 kegs independently.

I have my CO2 tank and primary regulator outside my kegerator, and then the gas line just runs inside to where I have my secondary regulators mounted.

Hope that helps!

 

[drgonzo2k2]

FYI - Here is a pic of how mine is setup if that's helpful:

 

[jmcquesten]

Here's my setup. 4 secondary regulators, one high-pressure tank regulator.

Here's a link to where I got my secondary regulators. It was the cheapest I found and they had good service. You still need a primary tank regulator. They have several different configurations.
http://www.compactappliance.com/taprite-four-product-secondary-co2-regulator/T1694ST.html

View attachment 1454111657270.jpg

 

[PapaO]

Or everything put together, just choose your options.
http://www.kegconnection.com/4-body-secondary-regulator-choose-taprite-or-chudnow/

 

[Yacov327]

So much helpful information. Thanks everyone!

 

[Bobby_M]

I am putting together a shopping list to put 4 kegs on the same CO2 tank. I have found the following product on Corny Keg:

http://www.cornykeg.com/product/taprite-dual-body-co2-regulator/

Does anyone know of a way to either make a 4 keg regulator or a place to purchase one? I have found them without the tank pressure gauge but I would like the tank pressure gauge.

Regards

Are you positive you really need four unique pressures? Seems a bit overkill to me.

 

[drgonzo2k2]

I actually find my regulator bank to be quite handy. I've had a saison at 15 PSI, a pale ale and an IPA on at 11 PSI, a keg carbing at 30 PSI, soda at 35 PSI, and kombucha at 5 PSI.

Right now I've just got 3 ales and a cider all on at 11 PSI, so it's not always necessary, but when you need/want it, it sure is nice to have. It also removes any thought going into what I put on next; anything I grab I can put on at the right pressure.

 

[day_trippr]

I imagine a reg per keg and a full set of flow control Perls would represent the ultimate in flexible dispensing system.

When I win the lottery....perhaps.
Meanwhile, I keep six brews on tap with a couple of regs and a big manifold...

Cheers!

 

[Bobby_M]

I know pressure variety is a bonus but I'm asking in case the OP doesn't realize you don't NEED one reg per keg.

 

[Yooper]

I know pressure variety is a bonus but I'm asking in case the OP doesn't realize you don't NEED one reg per keg.

Right. You only need one regulator, total, if you aren't serving at multiple pressures.

I have four kegs on the same regulator, with a distributor: https://www.brewhardware.com/product_p/co2distrib4.htm

That's the easiest way for me.

 

[Yacov327]

Oh, I for sure want four different pressures.