Carbing multiple cornies?

[suffolkbeer]

How does one carb up more than one corny with only one gas bottle?

Is there a splitter or something I can get for this?

 

[Horners]

How does one carb up more than one corny with only one gas bottle?

Is there a splitter or something I can get for this?

Im a relative newbie but from my own research/ experience there are a few ways to skin a cat. For me if I need broadly the same volumes I just run them off a 4 way manifold which when tap is on puts same pressure to each keg. If you need different pressures then I think folk use secondary regulators.

I guess if its two kegs a splitter would achieve same as manifold.

 

[suffolkbeer]

No, I’d just need the same pressure to each keg at the same time.

Where might I obtain one of these manifold thingies??

 

[Horners]

This kind of thing is about twenty quid and you can get ones with 3 or 4 taps ' which you might as well get becsuse as others have pointed out, kegs seem to reproduce asexually.

http://www.thehomebrewcompany.co.uk/co2-distributor-2-way-with-14-barb-shutoff-p-2226.html

 

[suffolkbeer]

Brill! Thanks

 

[Ghillie]

How does one carb up more than one corny with only one gas bottle?

Is there a splitter or something I can get for this?

I use these and really like them. Cheap and effective.

https://www.home-brew-online.com/equipment-c40/john-guest-fitting-3-8-2-way-inline-divider-p3136

One for two kegs or three for four kegs. Any more kegs than that then you'd probably be better buying a manifold.

 

[Bigcol49]

Hi!
A m,anifold, or the cheaper option, a splitter, allows you to keep multiple kegs at the same pressure.
Secondary regulators allow you to maintain different pressures in different kegs.
https://rlbs.ltd.uk/v340g-secondary...ith-pass-through-wall-mount-with-1-gauge.html
https://www.lawsdrinkssystems.co.uk/cellar-equipment-for-sale/secondary-regulator-240.html

 

[The Baron]

I use these and really like them. Cheap and effective.

https://www.home-brew-online.com/equipment-c40/john-guest-fitting-3-8-2-way-inline-divider-p3136

One for two kegs or three for four kegs. Any more kegs than that then you'd probably be better buying a manifold.

thats what I use too

 

[IainM]

You can get manifolds super cheap on aliexpress, and they're the same black ones with the red taps that many homebrew suppliers sell at a markup. I'm one year in and no leak yet.

 

[BeerCat]

My manifold leaked like mad so i went with splitters. I also have one of these taps on each line so i can turn them off whilst force carbing.