Description
Oxyturbo Minor – CO2 regulator for Sodastream
The Oxyturbo Minor is a compact CO2 regulator for anyone who wants precise control over carbonating beer, cider or hard seltzer. It is made by Oxyturbo in Italy and fits Sodastream and AGA cylinders directly. The regulator comes with a John Guest push-fit connector for LDPE tubing with a 5/16" outer diameter.
Precise pressure control
Two gauges give you a full overview. One shows the cylinder pressure (0–315 bar), so you can see how much CO2 is left. The other has a 0 to 4 bar scale and shows the output pressure. This makes it easy to set the carbonation pressure precisely, up to a maximum output pressure of 2.5 bar, which covers most carbonation needs.
Simple, robust connection
The Oxyturbo Minor screws straight onto Sodastream and AGA cylinders, so it is easy to add to an existing setup. The John Guest push-fit connector gives a quick, secure and leak-free connection to your carbonation system.
Important information
Always keep the CO2 cylinder upright when the regulator is connected. Sodastream and AGA cylinders contain liquid CO2, which can freeze the gauge and damage the regulator if the cylinder is lying down.
Features
- Compact design
- Dual gauges: 0–315 bar cylinder pressure and 0–4 bar output pressure
- Fits Sodastream and AGA cylinders directly
- John Guest push-fit connector for 5/16" LDPE tubing included
- Maximum output pressure: 2.5 bar
- Manufacturer: Oxyturbo, Italy
Frequently asked questions about the Oxyturbo Minor
Does the Oxyturbo Minor fit both Sodastream and AGA cylinders?
Yes. The regulator fits both Sodastream and AGA cylinders directly, without an adapter.
How high a pressure can I set?
Maximum output pressure is 2.5 bar, and the output gauge reads from 0 to 4 bar. That is plenty for normal keg carbonation: a simple method is 1 bar for about a week with the beer cold, at 3–5 °C.
Which tubing fits the push-fit connector?
The John Guest connector is made for LDPE tubing with a 5/16" outer diameter.
Why must the CO2 cylinder stand upright?
The cylinder contains liquid CO2. If it lies down, liquid can enter the regulator, freeze the gauge and damage the regulator.
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