KegLand | Gas Board for Duotight In-Line Regulators | 4 Output
KegLand | Gas Board for Duotight In-Line Regulators | 4 Output
SKU: D1048
$17.99
SKU: D1048
$17.99
I recently bought a 8 tap Komos kegerator and wanted independent pressure control for each keg. Unfortunately MoreBeer doesn't sell these yet, so I pieced together (2) four output boards to make it work.I used #6-32 x 1/2" machine screws with (2) #6 washers to mount the pressure regulators to the board. I used (4) command strips each, per board to mount the boards to the side of the kegerator. One of the boards looks like the picture in the description, while the other board has a tee fitting in leu of the elbow. I had most of the fittings on hand so it was a little cheaper than buying the preassembled board. Dropped one star for the fact that it doesn't come with hardware to mount it. Thats just me being picky. But it would be a nice to see that as an option for this and the preassembled board(s)
I finally installed a set of secondary regulators so I can have a highly carbonated saison in the same kegerator as a stout. I added a third regulator for utility (force carbonation, beer transfer, etc). This board is a simple piece of plastic. You could probably buy a plastic cutting board and drill the holes yourself. However, it was a nice convenience to have them pre-drilled and spaced perfectly for the regulators. I used stainless steel #6 3/8" screws for attaching regulators to this board and stainless steel #10 3/4" screws for attaching board to inside of my kegerator. #10 5/8" may be a little safer - long enough to hold but less chance of hitting a coil in the side of kegerator.
What hardware is needed for mounting the regulators to the gas board?
#8 x 1/2 in screws
It comes with screws to mount the regulators to the board. I use this for my kegerator and my sparkling water system and it works great and is simple.
Sheet metal screws. You may want to drill some pilot holes.
What are board dimensions?
12" wide x 10.25" high
12” x 10 1/4” x 3/8”
I got 12x10.25" i had to work around a bunch of wine bottles in my kegorator. Maybe 12x10"