Taprite

Taprite Dual Gauge CO2 Regulator with MFL Check Valve

Regulator

A dual-gauge CO2 regulator with an MFL check valve, assembled and tested in the USA, plus 1/4- and 5/16-inch barbs and a swivel nut; blow-off is set at 55–60 PSI.

  • Assembled in USA
  • Check valve
  • 55–60 PSI blow-off

Best for First kegging regulator

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Specifications

GaugesDual gauge
CouplersMFL check valve; 1/4 and 5/16 in. barbs
PressureSafety blow-off at 55–60 PSI

As stated by the maker or seller. Specs can change between versions and sellers; confirm on the listing. We did not test this product.

From the maker

  • Bundle Includes: Taprite Dual Gauge CO2 Beer Regulator with MFL Check Valve (BONUS: Kegconnection adds an Additional ONE year warranty to Taprite regulators.) ; one 1/4 inch barb; one 5/16 inch barb; one swivel nut; one white washer.
  • The 1/4 inch barb; 5/16 inch barb; and swivel nut allow this CO2 beer regulator to be used with different size hoses
  • This regulator has a shutdown safety( system (blow off at 55 to 60 PSI)
  • Assembled and tested in the USA. BONUS: Kegconnection adds an Additional ONE year warranty.)
CO2 cylinders and pressureKeep cylinders upright and secured, and always use a CO2-rated regulator (US CO2 tanks use the CGA 320 valve fitting); never connect a cylinder straight to a keg. Store tanks cool and away from heat. CO2 displaces oxygen and collects low: ventilate, close the tank valve and leave the room if a tank leaks. Never exceed a fermenter’s or keg’s rated pressure.Source: Kegco: Everything you need to know about CO2; OSHA hazard bulletin on CO2

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Full listing title: Taprite Dual Gauge CO2 Beer Regulator with MFL Check Valve Bundle