2 Way CO2 Manifold w/Shutoffs & Check Valves
Two Way CO2 Manfiold. Shut offs & built in check valves
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- 🍺 Gas Manifold, A built-in check valve protects your shunt and prevents gas back flow.
- 🍺 Due to the one-way valve mechanism, the pressure drop between the ball valves in these manifolds is approximately 2 psi. You will need to set the pressure on the regulator to 2 psi above the pressure required in the keg.
- 🍺 Run multiple lines from one CO2 source. The distributor allows you to split the gas supply into multiple lines. Each line has its own shutoff valve.
- 🍺 There is a 2-point screw hole on the top for easy installation to other equipment. 5/16″ barbed inlet and 5/16″ barbed outlets.
- 🍺 Made of aluminum, brass and stainless steel material, it is extremely durable.
Use to pressurize multiple kegs off one co2 regulator
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