This TapRite secondary CO2 regulator provides one adjustable serving pressure, with a choice of one or two shutoff valves. Select the valve count and fitting arrangement to match your draft beer system. All versions have a single regulator body and pressure gauge.
The shutoff valves control gas flow through their connections. A second valve does not add another pressure adjustment. For two beers that require different pressures, choose a TapRite two-product secondary regulator with separate regulator bodies.
Features and Specifications
- Brand: TapRite
- Regulator type: Secondary gas regulator
- Configuration: One regulator body with one pressure adjustment
- Pressure adjustment range: 0-50 PSI
- Gauge: One outlet-pressure gauge with a 0-60 PSI scale
- Shutoff valve options: One or two valves
- Pressure protection: Safety relief valve
- Gas compatibility: CO2 and nitrogen
- Connection options: Plug-Barb, Barb-Plug or Barb-Barb
- Barb sizes: 5/16 inch or 3/8 inch
Connection Options
Plug-Barb and Barb-Plug configurations place a plug at one end of the assembly and a hose barb at the other. Barb-Barb provides hose connections at both ends. Check the orientation of your gas supply before choosing a configuration.
Match the selected barb size to the inside diameter of your tubing. When replacing an existing TapRite secondary regulator, compare the number and position of its shutoff valves as well as the fittings. Valve count alone does not identify the connection layout.
The gauge shows regulated outlet pressure. Its scale extends to 60 PSI, while the regulator's pressure adjustment range is 0-50 PSI. A safety relief valve vents excess gas if pressure becomes too high.
NOTE: This secondary regulator must receive reduced-pressure gas from a compatible primary gas regulator or gas blender. Do not attach it directly to a high-pressure gas tank.
Choose your valve and connection options above to order from BeverageCraft. Shipping is available across Canada and the USA. If you need help matching a replacement, email sales@beveragecraft.com with your tubing size and a photo of the existing regulator connections.
