Will the CO2 tank fit in the kegerator with a 1/2 barrel keg (15.5 gal)?
502661
The tank sits outside of the kegerator, so you can hook up any size tank you'd like, The line runs through and air tight hole out of the back. There's a tank holder that attaches to the back, but i think it only holds up to a 5gal tank.
269285
I'm not sure but here's some links that might help. http://www.homebrewtalk.com/f11/can-i-use-co2-regulator-nitrogen-co2-stout-mix-106895/ http://www.homebrewtalk.com/f11/can-you-get-nitrogen-tank-regulator-filled-co2-106954/
562692
I have used this as a kegerator. It fits 2 5gal cornys, a 5lb gas tank. I fitted a dual tower tap on top.
1102303
Yes but you would need lomger tubing and a way to close the seal on top of the kegorator to hold in the coolant (like a diaphram). If you wanted to keep the tap tower attached to the kegorator to avoid this, then you would need a taller tap tower as you would lose height running it through a counter top (iow, you wouldn't have enough room below the tap tower to dispense a beer).
1694106
Technically you could. I wouldn't use it for a keg because this gauge reads in 20 psi increments and you need 12-14 for the tap so it would be hard to in the pressure correctly.
340097
The bottom lip of the spouts are 15.5 inches as it stands up, you can stretch out the coils to make it taller or shorter, but I would not recommend this version for a keggle, You should pick up the Wort Chiller that has more coils, because you will be able to get more heat transfer of a 10 gallon batch (it will be much more efficient) Also, the keggle itself holds onto temperature, so you are going to want to either blast it will a hose while you are chilling the wort, submerge it, or otherwise figure out how to cool the outside; if you don't cool the outside of the keggle down at the same time, it is going to take a really long time to cool the wort. The bottom lip of the spouts are 15.5 inches as it stands up, you can stretch out the coils to make it taller or shorter, but I would not recommend this version for a keggle, You should pick up the Wort Chiller that has more coils, because you will be able to get more heat transfer of a 10 gallon batch (it will be much more efficient) Also, the keggle itself holds onto temperature, so you are going to want to either blast it will a hose while you are chilling the wort, submerge it, or otherwise figure out how to cool the outside; if you don't cool the outside of the keggle down at the same... » Read More The bottom lip of the spouts are 15.5 inches as it stands up, you can stretch out the coils to make it taller or shorter, but I would not recommend this version for a keggle, You should pick up the Wort Chiller that has more coils, because you will be able to get more heat transfer of a 10 gallon batch (it will be much more efficient) Also, the keggle itself holds onto temperature, so you are going to want to either blast it will a hose while you are chilling the wort, submerge it, or otherwise figure out how to cool the outside; if you don't cool the outside of the keggle down at the same time, it is going to take a really long time to cool the wort. « Show Less
1285062
Off the top of my head, Id say no, but I dont have any experience with quarter barrel kegs. I know my cornies have about an inch or two between the compressor hump and the cut out door. What is the diameter of a quarter barrel keg?
575390
If by "craft kegs" you are referring to 1/6 bbl sanke kegs, also known as "logs," then yes. I bought this coupler to use with 1/6 bbl sanke kegs and it works fine.
220286
No. It won't. I drink coors light and the kegs need to be dented in order for them to fit.
1780667
I run this with a two-keg regulator. The 5# CO2 tank with regulator runs an output to the gas side of each keg. These lines are independent of one another, so their lines can have different pressures, if desired. The output lines from the kegs run to the taps.If you have a one-keg regulator, you need a manifold (or splitter) to divide the single gas output to two kegs. This requires the same PSI for each keg. If you are picky about carbonation levels for a given beer (a homebrewer should be picky), then you'll just get a two-keg regulator.
907627
Ok.to tell the truth.yea it would fit.but bro you need to get a hpa tank .hpa tank is the best way to go.I have been paint balling for years.co2 mess up my gun.it would get cold then my gun would be cold.and it was hard to tell when I was running out of co2.hpa is better and in the long run its cheaper.so I would get a hpa tank.but yea it will fit your gun and co2 tank
1675846
As long as the hose barbs for the CO2 and the liquid are the same size on the S coupler it should work fine
220285
it holds any product as long as it is the right keg size which is 15 gallons.
1631993
A pony keg might fit. It works great for cans but I would get a unit made for kegs if it was me.
1931636
I installed a 1/6 keg in mine and it fit just right except the height was so tall that I had to use a low profile tap which brought the hoses out the side instead of the top.
1161516
HiThe Tank is 15 3/8. We too had limited space in our Powder Room. Hope this helps.
1880629
Dont know what a keggle is. I have a 10 gal circular cooler (from Home Depot) and it fits perfectly in that.