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If you want to serve two different draft beers at home, you’ll want to get your hands on this complete kegerator conversion kit. You can turn your fridge (even a small one) into a DIY kegerator in minutes, as long as two kegs can fit perfectly flat inside the unit.

The kit features an elegant stainless steel draft beer tower with two faucet taps and knobs. The stainless steel construction of the draft tower means it will not corrode over time, and is very easy to clean and maintain.

With this convenient kit, you’ll get everything you need to build your draft system, including a two-product CO2 regulator, air and beer lines, and all connecting hardware. You’ll also receive 2 D system US Sankey keg couplers. Sankey couplers work with the vast majority of domestic beers, including Budweiser, Coors, and most craft brews, but be sure to check our keg coupler list to make sure.

To reduce the frequency of gas refills, this kit comes with a 10 lb. CO2 tank that has twice the capacity as the standard canister.

A tower kegerator conversion kit is a good option for small, short refrigerators because it requires less room than a standard conversion kit where the faucet and shank are run through the door. You can mount the draft beer tower on top of the fridge and run the beer line directly to the faucet inside the tower. Of course, you can also mount the tower on top of your bar, but be sure not to have too long of a run to the refrigerated keg, as that may cause performance issues due to unchilled lines.

Installing your two-tap kegerator conversion kit is fast and simple – even for beginners. Just follow our clear, detailed instructions and you’ll be serving fresh draft beer before you know it.

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