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Kegco Elite Series Four Product Secondary Regulator

Model: LHU5S-4
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  • The Kegco LHU5S-4 has been designed for applications where you will be reducing the pressure off your primary regulator to dispense four kegs at different pressures
  • To use this secondary regulator, you will still need a primary regulator with one output that connects to the secondary with a piece of air line
  • Boasts four stylish black pressure gauges with high-contrast red and white writing and sturdy rubber boots that help protect them from damage
  • Durable chrome-plated body has four gauges and four 5/16" barbs for dispensing four kegs of beer or kombucha at a time
  • Features manual pressure release valves and internal pressure relief valves that release pressure at 55-65 PSI to help ensure safety
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Kegco's LHU5S-4 Elite Series Four Product Secondary CO2 Draft Beer Regulator has a bold design with elite functionality. Secondary regulators are used when you are attempting to dispense two or more kegs off of the same CO2 tank at different pressures. This secondary regulator has four manual pressure release valves and internal pressure relief valves that release pressure at 55-65 PSI, four large pressure adjustment knobs, and four brackets that allow it to be mounted to a wall or the inside of the keg refrigerator. In order to use this secondary regulator, you will still need a primary regulator with one output that connects to the secondary using a piece of air line. The LHU5S-4 has four 5/16" barbs and four gauges that indicate how much CO2 pressure is inside of each keg.

Kegco LHU51 Design

Bold Design

This regulator's sophisticated design boasts four bold black gauges with high-contrast red and white text that is both stylish and easy to read. Four matching black plastic handles and black shut-off knobs add to the sleek look.

Kegco LHU51 Performance

Powerful Performance

Four large ergonomic adjustment knobs give you the power to make precise pressure adjustments with ease, between 0-60 PSI.

Kegco LHU51 Durability

Unbeatable Durability

Constructed from sturdy chrome-plated brass, this regulator also features a dependable rubber boot on each pressure gauge to protect the gauges from damage.

Warning WARNING: This product has Brass components. Brass alloys are known to contain trace amounts of Lead, which is known to the State of California to cause cancer and reproductive harm. For more information, go to www.P65Warnings.ca.gov.

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Question:
are the shut off valves on the regulators also check valves?
by Klyde on August 16, 2020
Answer:
The shut off valves on this regulator do not have check valves. Most couplers, however, have a check valve on the gas side to prevent liquid from going back up into the gas line.
by Nick on August 17, 2020
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Question:
What pressure should my primary regulator that is on the co2 tank be set at? All 4 of my gauges on my secondary regulator read the same pressure no matter how I adjust the nobs.
by Jeff on September 24, 2021
Answer:
If you are pouring beer it should be set between 6-8 psi. If more pressure is needed go ahead and raise it. It is always easier to start low and work up than it is to start high and depressurize a keg.
by Kyele on December 29, 2021
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Question:
It says a primary regulator is needed to supply these regulators. I understand these should be set to 6-8 psi to serve beer, but what should the primary regulator that supplies these regulators be set to?
by John on July 20, 2023
Answer:
The Primary just needs to be set higher than the secondary. The secondary regulator should be set between 8-12 PSI depending on your set up and type of beer.
by Joe on July 24, 2023
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Question:
What is the flow?
by Tonk on August 25, 2023
Answer:
The following measurements are approximations as we cannot account for temperature and altitude.
@15 psi = 203.22 Cu ft per hour
@20 psi = 270.96 Cu ft per hour
by Daniel on September 05, 2023
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