Corny set up advice

[gavp1979]

I have seen another member on here use these V3002G Secondary Reducing Regulator with Pass-Through (Wall Mount) with 1 Gauge, looked like a really neat solution because you can chain them together

 

[Edison]

Yep, I use three of these (similar, from Brandels), means I can serve a cask-style ale, an APA and a Belgian at the same time!

 

[Stephenj]

Setting up the kegerator today and a quick bit of advice if you please. The kit came with a JG fitting to attach to the disconnect, with a stem reducer to take it down to 3/16, as seen below. Should I just use this, or go 3/8 from disconnect then reduce it down to 3/16 as many do?

 

[Banbeer]

Just use the one that came as the shaft in it is 3/8" and the other end is 3/16" for your beer line.

 

[Stephenj]

Just use the one that came as the shaft in it is 3/8" and the other end is 3/16" for your beer line.

Had a feeling you'd be the first to get back to me Cheers for all you help pal. It's been really helpful and put my mind at ease with concerns.

Taps fitted to fridge, cornies cleaned and checked for pressure/leaks, just about to cut a shelf for the bottom of fridge and should have first beer kegged this afternoon. Feel like a kid at Christmas!

 

[Banbeer]

Had a feeling you'd be the first to get back to me

You must be psychic as I'd kegged and made a beer before lunch and just turned the PC on when your message appeared. hope all goes well.

 

[Stephenj]

Cheers