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CO2 Regulator for Dual Tap Kegerator Draft Beer Tower Dispenser, Dual Keg Regulator CO2 Beer Pressure Regulator 0-60psi,CGA-320 CO2 Tank Regulator Gas Regulator 0-3000psi,Kegerator C02 Regulator Gauge

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3 Gauges, Precise & Clear：dual output CO2 regulator is designed for dual tap kegerator draft beer tower dispenser, soda or kombucha systems, making you manage 2 beer kegs, fermentation tanks or dispensers pressure simultaneously, greatly increasing your working efficiency. The top two output gauges (0-60psi/1-4bar) show the CO2 pressure in the keg and the side gauge (0-3000psi/0-210bar) shows the pressure in the CO2 gas tank. Gauges’s values are clear and precise to read
Quick Disconnect Shut-off Valve：the keg pressure can be individually adjusted by 2 separate knobs and the co2 tank pressure can be quickly disconnected via the shut-off valve(Rotate 90° to the left). Note: the keg pressure should be fine-tuned to avoid damage to the pressure gauge due to excessive pressure and ensure to close all valve before using
No Leakage & Safe: the beer regulator for keg designed with 2 pressure relief valves to release excess pressure for user safety (automatically releases when it reaches 50psi). Comes with thick nylon sealing washers, ensuring a secure and leak-free connection with co2 gas tank. Please always place a washer into the CGA-320 thread for a tight seal
Solid Premium Material：C02 pressure regulator is made of heavy-duty chrome-plated brass body with no rust. There‘re 3 shockproof rubber cases designed to protect pressure gauges, making them less likely to be scratched/damaged during transportation. Easy to install with a wrench. WELLBOM dual keg regulator suit to connect with CGA-320 standard CO2 cylinders/CO2 Tank. Kegerator regulator‘s barb fit for ID 5/16" CO2 beer gas lines. (4 hoses clamps included for hose fixing)
Fit for Dual Tap Kegerator Beer Tower: CO2 regulator for kegerator is common used with keg coupler to make soda carbonated drinks, cocktail and beer brewing at home,restaurant or commercial bars. Any problems about dual co2 regulator, please feel free to let us know, we'd solve for you.

Product Description

CO2 leakage, but don't know where it is leaking?

Drip some soapy water on the connection between cylinder(or tube) and regulator.There are leaks where soap bubbles form. Then check for looseness and reconnect. If you are brewing beer,We recommend setting 0-60 psi gauge at 10-30 psi.
What should I do if the pressure keeps rising without regulation?/Why the gauges show PSI when the tank is turned off？

The pressure gauge will not return to 0 immediately after the tank is closed because there is still carbon dioxide circulating in the tank. This is normal. If it needs to return to zero immediately, the pressure relief valve needs to be pulled.
Why does both gauges keep showing pressure when only one is being used?

If you are referring to the top two output pressure gauges, you may not have closed the control valve of the other gauge and you need to rotate the "middle pressure adjustment knob" towards the "-" direction until it is completely closed.
Why does the gauge have trouble reducing PSI when turning the knob towards minus?

1. Turn on the "shut off valve" at the bottom to discharge the gas, as if the valve is closed and the air pressure is locked internally, it will not be possible to reduce the pressure

2.Pull the pressure relief valve to release gas
Would it be hard to keep it at a constant pressure?

The working intensity and time increase, pressure will be generated inside because the container is sealed during working. Excess pressure will cause a slight increase in pressure, but this will not affect your work.

Misael León

Reviewed in Mexico on February 23, 2025

Funciona bien

BKH - STG Synergies

Reviewed in the United States on August 2, 2024

I recently picked up the WELLBOM Dual CO2 Regulator for my home bar, and it's been a game-changer. At around $80, it's lightweight, easy to install, and offers smooth operation. I love how the gauges let me keep an eye on the CO2 levels at any time. My beer is always perfectly carbonated, thanks to the accurate pressure control.I noticed no leaks and have had to use no oil, and the dual adjustment knobs make it easy to set the right pressure. It fits my CO2 cylinders seamlessly. The heavy-duty build feels robust and durable. The chrome-plated brass body adds to the sturdy feel, ensuring it withstands regular use.Overall, this regulator delivers great value for money. It has all the features I need for my home bar setup.An STG Synergies BTN Enterprises Review!

Verified Review

Reviewed in the United States on May 29, 2024

This is a great CO2 regulator, and it looks and feels sturdy. The manufacturing is high quality and the fit and finish is very tight and polished. No sharp edges or poor construction. Feels like it will last. It connected to my CO2 without issue and held pressure for 24 hrs, so no leakage. Comes with an extra tank washer so that's a plus. Adjustments are easy and precise. Overall performance is as good as more expensive name brands. Great value for the money.

Josué Isay Alderete Peralta

Reviewed in Mexico on January 15, 2024

Creo que es una de las mejores compras que he hecho en materia de cervecería.

Adriana Gray

Reviewed in the United States on October 5, 2023

After losing 4 tanks of gas in less than 1 week each, we decided to change the whole setup.The best investment for our kegerator. Beer is pouring perfect. Easy installation.

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CO2 Regulator for Dual Tap Kegerator Draft Beer Tower Dispenser, Dual Keg Regulator CO2 Beer Pressure Regulator 0-60psi,CGA-320 CO2 Tank Regulator Gas Regulator 0-3000psi,Kegerator C02 Regulator Gauge

Product Description

CO2 leakage, but don't know where it is leaking?

What should I do if the pressure keeps rising without regulation?/Why the gauges show PSI when the tank is turned off？

Why does both gauges keep showing pressure when only one is being used?

Why does the gauge have trouble reducing PSI when turning the knob towards minus?

Would it be hard to keep it at a constant pressure?