Kegco Pro Series Two Pressure Primary CO2 Draft Beer Regulator Battery
Model: LH-542-DP- The perfect solution for dispensing from two different kegs that require different CO2 pressures!
- Compatible with any CO2 tank that has a male CGA-320 valve
- Regulator body is constructed from forged brass with all brass connections and components
- Features an integral safety pressure relief valve that releases at 45 PSI
- Large hand controls allow for easy and accurate pressure adjustment for each keg
This Kegco LH-542-DP Pro Series Two Pressure Primary CO2 Regulator can be used with any CO2 tank with a male CGA-320 valve, and is the perfect solution for dispensing from two different kegs that require different CO2 pressures. Built for durability, each regulator features a forged brass body with all brass connections and components, sintered brass inlet filter, integrated nylon tank connection washer, and self resetting safety release valve. The two top gauges let you know how much CO2 pressure is in each keg, while the side gauge lets you know how much CO2 gas is left inside the tank. The two large adjustment knobs have lock rings that let you easily adjust the gas flow to each keg without requiring a screwdriver. The tamper proof safety pressure relief valve releases at 45 psi, and a shut off valve allows you to instantly shut off pressure to the kegs without backing up your gas line.
- Output Pressure Gauges: 0-60 psi
- Tank Pressure Gauge: 0-2000 psi
- Female CGA-320 Connection for CO2 Tank
- Output - 1/4" FNPT
- Integral Safety Pressure Relief Valves Release at 45 psi
This is something that is possible but it is not a breeze, You would have to be tightening and un-tightening the opposite way so it would be best to keep as is. This is a left hand thread so it is a lot easier to keep as is. Jope this helps and Thank you for your question.
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Take a look at our HL-62 series which include check valves within their shut off valves.
10/16/2019
Good regulator. Hard to adjust pressure.Works good, but I have to use a wrench every time to adjust the pressure. Other regulators i've been able to hand tighten - this is challenging, nothing really to grip onto even for mechanics hands.
Gauges are accurate. All valves work. Gets the job done.