Add a Second Beer Line to Your Converted Fridge
Want to keep and serve two different beers at once from your converted refrigerator? Then follow these easy steps to add a second beer line!
1. Start with the airside first. Get our new 2-Way CO2 Distribution Bar with Shut Off Valves. With this distribution bar, you no longer have to remove the air outlet from your regulator. Simply connect the airline to the air input and run your two airline jumpers to your couplers. The 2-Way Distribution Bar easily and conveniently mounts to the wall of the fridge with two screws (not included).
2. You will need two new airlines to connect the distribution bar to your couplers.
3. Select a coupler. With your new two tap set up, you could serve an American beer like Bud, and a European beer like Heineken using a European Sankey Coupler.
4. Once you have chosen a coupler, you will need a new beer line jumper to connect the coupler to the appropriate length faucet shank for you refrigerator door.
5. Then select a faucet. Why not upgrade to something nice like the new Vent-Matic? This is the faucet I use on my kegerator. The all stainless steel faucet will improve the performance of your system and the taste of your beer.
6. Finally, select a new tap handle. You can get a functional unbranded handle or, see if you can match your new beer line to your beer with one of our branded tap handles.
Once you get your new equipment, all you will have to do is decide where to drill 7/8-inch hole in the fridge door for the faucet shank.
TAGS [ DRAFT BEER | KEGERATOR | BEER LINE ]
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January 15th, 2008 at 9:55 pm
if u wanted to add more, could u just attach another 2 way, or if u start with one, could u just keep adding single secondary distributors?
January 16th, 2008 at 10:09 am
TJ,
The best way to accomplish what you’re is asking would be to buy a larger distribution bar.
We sell 3 way, 4 way and 5 way bars.
Cheers,
Pete