Dual Body (Two Serving Pressures), Three Gauge Regulator – $115.95, Save $20 + Free Shipping
Triple Gauge, Dual Pressure Primary CO2 Regulator made by Taprite in the USA. Features 5/16″ barbs that should work with both 5/16″ and 1/4″ ID Tubing. High quality… Taprite is the leading regulator manufacturer in the US.
Benefits of a two pressure regulator… 1. Serve different beers at different pressures/carbonation levels, 2. Serve and carbonate at different pressures (one “house” pressure, and another higher pressure for quickly carbonating) and 3. Use one regulator for a house pressure and the second for utility functions such as purging kegs and carboys and transferring under pressure.
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CO2 Regulator – Dual Body – Three Gauge D1065 – $135.99 $115.95 + Free Shipping
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A must have for homebrewer’s who keg or want to get into kegging! I have this setup with one of the regulators equipped with a Y-fitting. Meaning I can have two kegs at pouring pressure and 1 keg at carbonating pressure without messing up the pressure to the tapped kegs. Love it!