8mm duotight - Inline Regulator with integrated gauge (white) 0-60psi

great little unit

"The unit is simple and cost effective. It works as intended. The only thing is the 60PSI gauge which is slightly painful to remove and is useless for most applications. Why not having a blank option to add the gauge as needed?"

— Christian S. (4/5)

Regulator

"Great product. Solved my gas line issues and tidied up the whole area."

— Craig H. (5/5)

Inline regulators

"These are great, I can run different pressure on each keg"

— Chris W. (5/5)

Compact, Useful little regulator

"Handy in the kegerator when different carbonation and dispensing pressures are required"

— Roman (5/5)

"Good product works well"

— John (5/5)

I bought this to use

"I bought this to use on my fermenter, both when cold crashing (to push low pressure CO2 into the fermenter as needed), and to do an oxygen free transfer from fermenter to keg. It works great, and I’m very happy with it"

— Tim H. (5/5)

Easy to use

"I swapped out the 60 psi gauge for the 30 as I'm using it for keg carbonation only. It would be nice if the size gauge was selectable- I now have a bunch of 60psi gauges that I can't see myself using. Not a product fault, rather a useful feature to make the purchase even more affordable."

— Craig W. (4/5)

Inline presure gauge

"Agreat little helper, I can now run two different pressures at the same time, happy as."

— Bob R. (5/5)

Solved my gas allocation problem

"Since getting hooked on the new Vinka beverages over summer, such as the Ginger Beer, Hard Pub Lemon and Lime squash and the Nordi Apple Cider, I've decided I needed to sort out my gas lines in my kegerator. Having a 3-tap font, I usually have two dedicated to an IPA and a lager, with the 3rd tap kept for seasonal brews such as dark beers in the cooler months and the Vinka selection during the warmer months. With the Vinkas needing about 23psi and the beers about 10~12psi I needed a solution. This is where I've reconfigured my gas manifold inside the kegerator. If I've got a Vinka keg on board the gas from the bottle comes into the manifold at 23psi. One of the offtakes goes to the Vinka keg at manifold pressure and the other two kegs are fed via the inline regulators. When you've got three kegs in one of the older 3-keg kegerators there's not a lot of room so I've inadvertently knocked the regulator adjuster screws. So I've cut the 'wings' off the adjuster screws to limit this problem. The analogue gauges are recessed a bit inside their housings which can make it a bit difficult to read in the cramped confines of a full kegerator. Wouldn't it be nice to have the all the gas regulation for the kegs on the outside of the kegerator with 3 lines of regulated gas going into the back of the kegerator."

— Neil J. (3/5)

Doutight regulator

"Great little regulator to use in my CO2 gas manifold setup. Priced reasonably as well"

— Mark M. (5/5)