6 Common CO2 Questions Answered - Kegerator.com
Dec 16, 2013 · Most American breweries advise for a CO2 pressure between 12-14 PSI. The brewery or distributor you received your keg from should have a pressure recommendation, and if you receive your keg from a third party, it’s best to call the brewery and ask.
Guide to Regulating Keg Compression :: Kegerator.com
Jul 16, 2014 · How to Regulate Keg Compression. This regulator adjustment guide will help you with those final steps in assuring that your kegerator provides you with the highest quality tasting beer by walking you step by step through the regulator adjustment process.
A Beer Geek’s Guide to Storing & Serving Temperatures
Jun 12, 2014 · From storing to serving, the temperature of your beer plays a crucial role in its overall quality. Here's what you need to know about beer temperatures.
How to Store Draft Beer: 3 Tips Everyone Should Know
Jul 24, 2013 · The majority of the time, the beer inside your keg has not been pasteurized, so it’s important to keep it cold. From the moment you get it from the distributor until it’s empty, it’s important to maintain the proper temperature or you will sacrifice the quality of the beer.
Troubleshooting Your Kegerator :: Problems & Solutions
Jul 22, 2014 · If you are experiencing problems with your kegerator, please refer to our troubleshooting guide below. If your problem is not found below or you are unable to correct an issue you find on the chart, please leave a comment and/or give us a call at 1-866-950-8710.
Keg Sizes & Dimensions Compared - Kegerator.com
Jul 24, 2014 · Below, we present a chart that compares eight common types of kegs, including how much beer they hold, their overall size, shape, dimensions, as well as their most common uses and nicknames you may hear them referred too as.
Step-by-Step: Kegerator Assembly & Installation Guide
Jul 21, 2014 · This is a general reference guide for assembling and installing a standard full-size kegerator. Depending on the kegerator brand, make, and model, slight modifications may be needed in the assembly and installation. Please be sure to refer to the user manual that comes with your specific model. For a visual reference of parts that are numbered ...
Keg Couplers: How they Work & Why You Need Them
Dec 4, 2013 · The keg coupler attaches to the valve and to a CO2 compressed gas line. It allows the compressed air to enter the keg and push out the beer. As a result of all of these components working together, you get a perfectly chilled and delicious draft beer in the comfort of your home.
How Long Does A Keg Remain Fresh? - Kegerator.com
Feb 21, 2014 · Generally, you’ll have at least eight hours to finish the keg before the beer starts to taste stale. If you’re lucky, you may get a full day out of it before it goes completely stale. It all depends on the type of beer and how much oxygen was pumped into it.
Keg Coupler Types for Popular Beer Brands - Kegerator.com
Feb 5, 2015 · There are different types of keg couplers that go with different styles of beer; or more specifically, where that beer was kegged at. For example, the vast majority of American beer (domestic keg valves) will use the American Sankey “D” System coupler, whereas the “A” coupler will fit most German keg valves.