Description
Beer Tap Conversion Kit with 2 Flow Master taps – kegerator with two tap lines
With this Beer Tap Conversion Kit you can turn a regular fridge or freezer into a kegerator with two tap lines. The kit contains what you need on the beer side to connect two Cornelius kegs and pour beer straight from the tap.
This version comes with Intertap Flow Master taps in stainless steel. The taps have side-mounted flow control, so you can adjust the flow directly at the tap. This gives better control when pouring different beer styles, especially with high carbonation, short lines or when you want less foam.
The Flow Master tap has an improved shuttle design, a larger opening in the flow control and a lever with a clear stop at both fully open and fully closed. It also has a built-in self-closing spring, which can be removed if you prefer.
The components are chosen for easy assembly and reliable operation. Quick connectors from John Guest and DMfit make the system easy to set up, clean and maintain.
Package contents
- 2 × Intertap Flow Master taps with flow control
- 2 × tap handles
- 2 × 10 cm shanks with 5/16" John Guest quick connectors
- 2 × ball lock beer disconnects with 1/4" MFL threads
- 2 × 3/16" to 1/4" FFL adapters in stainless steel from Project Brew
- 2 × DMfit 5/16" to 3/16" reducers
- 1 × tap wrench
- 2 × 1.2 m LLDPE lines
Features
- Complete beer side for a kegerator with 2 tap lines
- Intertap Flow Master taps in stainless steel
- Side-mounted flow control for precise flow adjustment
- Can reduce foam with the right setup
- Built-in self-closing spring
- Stops at fully open and fully closed
- Quick connectors for easy assembly
- Fits Cornelius kegs with ball lock connections
Frequently asked questions about the Beer Tap Conversion Kit with 2 Flow Master taps
Which kegs does the kit fit?
Cornelius kegs with ball lock connections. The kit has two ball lock beer disconnects, one for each keg.
What else do I need?
The kit covers the beer side. For the gas side you need a CO2 cylinder, a regulator and CO2 lines with ball lock gas disconnects, plus a fridge or freezer.
What does the flow control on the tap do?
Flow control lets you adjust how fast the beer pours. This gives less foam when the beer is highly carbonated or the lines are short.
What serving pressure should I use?
Around 0.8 bar works on most systems. If you get a lot of foam, reduce the flow with the flow control on the tap.
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