Advantages of this Keg Coupler
- Standard Size; suitable for most American D-System kegs and kegerators
- Body, probe, tailpieces, nuts, etc. are all made from stainless steel
- Stable, rust-free, durable material
- Silicone gaskets prevent beer and gas from leaking
- Check valve and check ball stop gas and beer backflow
- With a built-in pressure relief valve to avoid pressure getting too high
- Easy to assemble, disassemble, and clean
- Including 2 worm-gear clamps; attach gas and beer hoses tightly and leakage-free
- Perfect for restaurants, pubs, bars, festivals, weddings, BBQ parties, etc.
How to Install and Use this Keg Coupler?
First, assemble all parts (see instruction manual or watch video for detailed assembly process).
For the next step, make sure the lever handle is not engaged. Twist the coupler into place by screwing it clockwise onto the keg valve. Now connect the gas and beer hoses with the tailpiece barbs, tightening them with the included worm-gear clamps.
After that, pull out the lever handle and push it down. This will allow beer to flow out of the keg. If needed, adjust the pressure with the built-in pressure relief valve by pulling out the ring. Pull the lever handle up to stop the beer and gas flow.
Please dont forget to clean the coupler after usage, to avoid beer residue build-up, which may cause probe blockage or hygiene issues. To clean it thoroughly, first, disassemble all parts and put them into a container with warm water and a cleaning solution. Then scrub them with a small brush, making sure to get inside the body and probe. Finally, rinse everything off with tap water.
- Standard Size; suitable for most American D-System kegs and kegerators
- Body, probe, tailpieces, nuts, etc. are all made from stainless steel
- Stable, rust-free, durable material
- Silicone gaskets prevent beer and gas from leaking
- Check valve and check ball stop gas and beer backflow
- With a built-in pressure relief valve to avoid pressure getting too high
- Easy to assemble, disassemble, and clean
- Including 2 worm-gear clamps; attach gas and beer hoses tightly and leakage-free
- Perfect for restaurants, pubs, bars, festivals, weddings, BBQ parties, etc.
How to Install and Use this Keg Coupler?
First, assemble all parts (see instruction manual or watch video for detailed assembly process).
For the next step, make sure the lever handle is not engaged. Twist the coupler into place by screwing it clockwise onto the keg valve. Now connect the gas and beer hoses with the tailpiece barbs, tightening them with the included worm-gear clamps.
After that, pull out the lever handle and push it down. This will allow beer to flow out of the keg. If needed, adjust the pressure with the built-in pressure relief valve by pulling out the ring. Pull the lever handle up to stop the beer and gas flow.
Please dont forget to clean the coupler after usage, to avoid beer residue build-up, which may cause probe blockage or hygiene issues. To clean it thoroughly, first, disassemble all parts and put them into a container with warm water and a cleaning solution. Then scrub them with a small brush, making sure to get inside the body and probe. Finally, rinse everything off with tap water.
