Description
Project Brew Inline CO2 Regulator 0–2 bar – individual pressure for each keg
A compact secondary regulator fitted after the main CO2 regulator, so you can reduce the pressure to the level you want for each keg. It is useful when your CO2 regulator has only one outlet but you want different, precise pressures on several kegs, for example one keg carbonating and one being served.
The regulator is solidly built and has 5/16" push-fit quick connectors for easy installation. They fit tubing with a 5/16" outer diameter and 5/16" John Guest. The knob is lifted to adjust the pressure and clicked down to lock the setting.
Technical data
- Gauge: 0–2 bar (0–30 PSI)
- Connection: 5/16" push-fit in and out
- Arrow on the back shows inlet and outlet
- Lockable adjustment knob
Frequently asked questions about the Project Brew Inline CO2 Regulator
Why do I need an inline regulator?
If your CO2 regulator has only one outlet, it gives all kegs the same pressure. With an inline regulator on each line, every keg can have its own pressure.
How do I install the regulator?
Fit it on the gas line after the main CO2 regulator, with the arrow on the back pointing in the direction of flow. The tubing pushes straight into the push-fit connectors.
What pressure should I use?
A simple carbonation method is 1 bar for one week at 3–5 °C. For serving, around 0.8 bar works on most systems.
Which tubing fits?
Tubing with a 5/16" outer diameter, such as LDPE tubing.
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