Secondary Regulator - 3 Products - UBC

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UBC Secondary CO2 Regulator for Three Products

Set the serving pressure separately for three beer kegs supplied from one CO2 source. This UBC 3-way secondary CO2 regulator gives each keg its own pressure adjustment and 0–60 PSI output gauge, allowing you to change one line’s setting without adjusting the other two.

Install the regulator bank downstream of a primary gas regulator or compatible gas blender. Each regulator reduces the incoming gas pressure to the setting required by its connected keg, helping accommodate beers with different carbonation and dispensing requirements. Tin-nickel-plated forged brass bodies, metal gauges, nylon inlet seals and tamper-evident adjustment screws complete the assembly.

Features and Specifications

  • Regulator type: Secondary gas regulator bank
  • Product configuration: Three independently controlled pressures, three products
  • Output pressure gauges: Three individual 0–60 PSI gauges
  • Body construction: Tin-nickel-plated forged brass
  • Gauge construction: Metal gauges
  • Connection configurations: Plug-Barb, Barb-Plug or Barb-Barb
  • Barb fitting options: 5/16-inch or 3/8-inch
  • Inlet seals: Nylon
  • Outlet shut-off: Individual shut-off valve for each product line
  • Pressure adjustment: Individual tamper-evident adjustment screws
  • Application: Multi-keg draft beer dispensing systems
  • Brand: UBC Group

NOTE: A secondary regulator receives reduced-pressure gas from a primary regulator or compatible gas blender and must not connect directly to a high-pressure CO2 tank. Keep the inlet pressure within the manufacturer’s specified limits. Set each keg’s serving pressure according to beer carbonation, temperature and draft system requirements.

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