Kegco Commercial Grade Single Gauge Secondary Regulator

The Kegco YH-76S-1 Commercial Grade Single Gauge Secondary Regulator consistently delivers a peak performance and is capable of handling the harsh conditions of a commercial environment like bars and restaurants. Secondary regulators are used when you are attempting to dispense two or more kegs off of the same CO₂ tank at different pressures. The secondary regulator has its own shut off valve and pressure adjustment knob and can be mounted to a wall or the inside of the refrigerator. In order to use this secondary regulator, you will still need a primary regulator with one output that would connect to the secondary using a piece of air line.

Kegco's regulators have a sturdy construction that ensure a consistent flow pour after pour. Regulator features a T-style adjustment valve which makes it easy to adjust the keg pressure when the regulator is cold, a single gauge on the regulator that indicates how much CO₂ pressure is inside the keg, and a pressure release valve is conveniently located on the regulator body.

• Single Gauge Secondary CO₂ or Mixed Gas Regulator
• Wall mount bracket
• Performance: 1 Pressure / 1 Keg
• T-Style valve can be adjusted by hand so you don't need tools to set the output pressure
• Can withstand the punishment at the busiest bars and restaurants
• Non-adjustable "shut-down" built in to the body of regulator
• An internal relief valve opens whenever delivery pressure gets too high, serving as a warning that the seat or diaphragm may be worn or damaged and should be replaced
• Sintered metal flow control filter in the inlet nipple prevents dirt and other particles from damaging internal regulator parts
• Thick Nylon Seal on inlet nipple is permanent to help eliminate a source of leaks... no need to use a new fiber washer each time tank is changed
• Hose barb end is designed for use with 5/16" I.D. pressure tubing
• All regulators are pressure tested to assure in-field reliability

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.