SPARC Premium TRIPLE Pressure CO2 Regulator [multiple carbonation levels and more]
SPARC Premium Triple Output CO2 Regulator CGA320 2YR USA Warranty Beer Kombucha
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- EASY INSTALLATION ✔ All you need to install this CO2 Pressure Regulator is an adjustable wrench. Each unit is supplied with 3 O-ring washers. Always place a washer between the lock-down nut and the tank to ensure a tight seal.
- PROFESSIONAL GRADE ✔ This CO2 regulator fits all standard CO2 tanks with CGA-320 inlets. You can adjust the working pressure on both outputs via individual control knobs in the front. Gas Shut Off Valve for easy keg/tank swaps. Safety pressure relief valve (PRV) / and individual shutoff valves on each output.
- VERSATILE APPLICATIONS ✔ Works with 15.5 Gallon Kegs, 5 Gallon Kegs, 1.75 Mini Kegs, Half Barrels and Quarter Barrel Units. Barbed gas outlet fittings included for 5/16" through 3/8" hoses and tubing, allowing for an easy connection to many gas line types.
- HEAVY DUTY WITH 4 GAUGES ✔ SPARC 2 Stage CO2 Pressure Regulators are a heavy duty piece made with triple gauges to accurately measure working pressure in 3 systems simultaneously and 1 gauge showing CO2 tank pressure. 0-3000PSI input pressure (gauge reads 0-3500PSI) and 0-60PSI output pressure (gauge reads 0-80PSI).
- WE'VE GOT YOUR BACK ✔ Backed by our rock-solid 2 year warranty against manufacturing defects. We are based out of Denver, CO and offer customer service and support via phone, text, and e-mail.
Why a THREE pressure regulator? A three pressure regulator gives you the ability to keep kegs at different pressures. This is a requirement to maintain two distinct carbonation levels. It’s also handy if you want to force carbonate a keg more quickly, at a higher pressure, while maintaining your standard serving pressure on a keg that’s already being served or if you want to have a utility line for purging kegs and such.
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