"T" Style Pedestal Draft Beer Tower - Stainless Steel - 4" Column - Air Cooled

When you’re pouring high volumes of beer day after day, you need a commercial-quality draft beer tower that can keep pace. Featuring a heavy-duty construction, this T-tower allows you to serve between four to eight different beers at once.

The draft beer tower is made of ultra-durable, 16-gauge stainless steel with a beautiful brushed satin finish. You can choose to have your beer tower built with four, five, six, or eight taps. Each faucet is chrome with a brass stem.

The column is 4 inches in diameter with ½-inch thick insulation, and utilizes an air cooling system to keep your beer chilled and to prevent unwanted foam. If you prefer a more advanced cooling method, consider upgrading to this same T-tower designed for glycol cooling, which requires a separate refrigeration unit called a glycol chiller system.

For your convenience, the draft beer T-tower comes fully assembled and includes a 6 ft. beer line and hex nut for each faucet. Installation is easy and no mounting gasket is required. When assembled, the tower is 17 inches tall. The width is 13 to 29 inches, depending on how many draft faucets you choose. The only component pictured that is not included are faucet knobs, which are sold separately.

Please note: after you select your model and number of faucets, each T-tower is made to order. Please allow up to two weeks for shipping.

Features

T-style draft beer tower with choice of 4, 5, 6, or 8 faucets
Serve a wide variety of beer in your home or commercial bar
Can be mounted on bar or counter top
Constructed of durable 16-gauge stainless steel with brushed satin finish
Chrome-plated brass faucets with brass levers
4 in. stainless steel column
½ in. insulation in tower and pedestal tubes
Air cooling system to maintain ideal beer temperature
Specially machined ¼-in. bore shanks with built in tail pieces
Comes with installation hardware
Faucet knobs sold separately
Each T-tower made to order – shipping time up to two weeks

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Specs

4" pedestal tubes
Total Height of Assembled Tower: 17”
Faucet Span: 3”
Tip of Faucet to Base: 13”
Tower Box Depth: 7” D
Tower Box Height: 5” H
Tower Box Length
- 4 Faucet: 13" L
- 5 Faucet: 16" L
- 6 Faucet: 19" L
- 8 Faucet: 25" L
Center to Center of Pedestals
- 4 Faucet: N/A
- 5 Faucet: N/A
- 6 Faucet: N/A
- 8 Faucet: 13"

Includes

(1) Stainless-steel tower
(4 - 8) lines of 6’ of 3/16” hose per number chosen
Mounting screws and hardware
(4 - 8) chrome hex nuts and shanks per number chosen
(4 - 8) chrome faucets per number chosen

WARNING: This product contains a chemical(s) which is known to the state of California to cause cancer or birth defects or other reproductive harm. For more information go to www.P65Warnings.ca.gov.

Item # TTB4SS
"T" Style Pedestal Draft Beer Tower - Stainless Steel - 4" Column - Air Cooled - 4 Faucet

Usually ships within 3 business days to 1 week.

$549.99
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"T" Style Pedestal Draft Beer Tower - Stainless Steel - 4" Column - Air Cooled - 5 Faucet

Usually ships within 3 business days to 1 week.

$589.99
Item # TTB6SS
"T" Style Pedestal Draft Beer Tower - Stainless Steel - 4" Column - Air Cooled - 6 Faucet

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$639.99
Item # TTB8SS
"T" Style Pedestal Draft Beer Tower - Stainless Steel - 4" Column - Air Cooled - 8 Faucet

Usually ships within 3 business days to 1 week.

$739.99

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can you explain to me how the air cooling works and what I would need to achieve this?

Mike G on Sep 19, 2017

BEST ANSWER: Hey mike, basically this. You want to keep your beer a constant temp at around 38 degrees from the keg all the way to the faucet. If your tower is not cold and the line in between is not cold then you will have warm beer and foam on your first few pours. Basically if you have a cooler where keg is held, you want to put a sealed chase from cooler to tower. I usually use PVC with insulation wrapped on the outside to help temp. Get a small blower fan based on how far you chase and tower is from cooler. You don't want fan to big because this will create heat in your cooler. Just one strong enough to blow a constant cycle of air through. With a T tower having only one tube, you will want to make pvc a little bigger so that you can run blowere tube inside it as well. This way you can push air up, and air can return . Otherwise your air will not have anywhere to go. Make sense? With a 8 tower , I would use a 4 inch chase and 2 inches for blower

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NuSystem Draft Service LLC on Sep 22, 2017

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BEST ANSWER: Hey mike, basically this. You want to keep your beer a constant temp at around 38 degrees from the keg all the way to the faucet. If your tower is not cold and the line in between is not cold then you will have warm beer and foam on your first few pours. Basically if you have a cooler where keg is held, you want to put a sealed chase from cooler to tower. I usually use PVC with insulation wrapped on the outside to help temp. Get a small blower fan based on how far you chase and tower is from cooler. You don't want fan to big because this will create heat in your cooler. Just one strong enough to blow a constant cycle of air through. With a T tower having only one tube, you will want to make pvc a little bigger so that you can run blowere tube inside it as well. This way you can push air up, and air can return . Otherwise your air will not have anywhere to go. Make sense? With a 8 tower , I would use a 4 inch chase and 2 inches for blower

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NuSystem Draft Service LLC on Sep 22, 2017

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An air cooled tower/draft system relies on the cool air from the refrigeration system to chill the beer to serving temperature. Air cooled systems are either direct draw or short draw. In a Direct Draw system, kegs are in a refrigerated keg box under the counter or bar. In a Short Draw system, kegs are somewhere within 25 feet of your taps and towers. Anything longer than 25 feet requires a glycol cooling system, which relies on a glycol/water solution to chill the beer lines. The parts needed to set up a system varies by location and type and amount of beverage being served. Our draft experts would be happy to work with you on getting everything you need to set up a system that meets your exact needs. Give us a call at 877-636-3673 and we'll get you set up!