CO2 Tank In or Out of fridge?

[brandonlovesbeer]

I am converting my side-by-side stand up full-sized beer fridge to include a couple tap handles.

It is big enough to house a couple kegs AND the CO2 tank.

Optimally, Should the CO2 tank be in the fridge?

 

[cubsfan212223]

I did mine out so I can fit an extra keg in my kegerator. It really doesn't matter either way.

 

[pantherburn]

"Optimally, Should the CO2 tank be in the fridge?" Should be outside.

 

[Yooper]

It doesn't matter. Co2 is a liquid, dispensed as a gas. Fridge temps or room temperatures- it doesn't matter a bit.

Wherever you find the easiest to reach and change if needed is optimum.

 

[corkybstewart]

My tanks are outside, but I have a 50 pound tank for my keezer(I truly hate that word, but it works) and a 20 pound tank for my keg fridge so putting them inside is impossible. But even with a 5 pound tank, placing it outside leaves room for another keg and provides you with physical and visual access without having to open the fridge.

 

[tdiowa]

I initially had mine inside and the gauge got screwed up from the condensation.

Now mine are outside.

TD