Taprite Dual Body Regulator

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Taprite Dual Body Regulator

This Dual Body Regulator is perfect for those who want to keep different pressure on different beer styles. It is also used for serving and carbonating off the same CO2 tank. These are one of the most consistently accurate/ well built regulators on the market! They stay on pressure even when your CO2 tank level goes down. UL listed. Approved for use by all major breweries. Shutoff Valve is ball type check valve that prevents product back-up into regulator. Solid brass body with extra long nipple. Regulator has "Shut down" safety system (blow off at 55 to 60 PSI.) Permanent Quad-Ring Seal on inlet nipple helps eliminate a source of leaks... no need to use a new fiber washer each time tank is changed. Heavy duty!

Two Line Shut Off w/ 3/8" Barbs (perfect for 5/16" Gas Line)
Two Dials to Set Multiple Pressures
Made in the USA

We highly recommend protecting your regulator gauge with the gauge guard and boot kit, Please see option below.

Solid and does not leak

Well built. Valve locking is a nice feature.

Reviewed by: K Desch from on 4/18/2018

No Complaints

Works Great!

Reviewed by: Chris from on 11/28/2016

Bad Regulator

I have been using the Taprite Dual Body Regulator for three months. One of my regulators stopped working properly. It won't hold a constant pressure and increases 10 psi. AIH Support does not back the regulator. Told me to try a welding supply to get it fixed. I would not recommend this product.

Reviewed by: John from on 1/28/2015

Good Quality

Great quality regulator, well constructed. As others have noted, it is heavy on the 5LB CO2 tank. I did not order the gauge guard, but would recommend ordering it - having the protection would be wise.

Reviewed by: Carl Eisenbeis from on 9/22/2014

Nice

Sturdy and well constructed. Recommend larger than 5lb aluminum tank as this regulator is heavy. The 5# aluminum tank could tip on the regulator easily if touched.

Reviewed by: Chris from on 4/26/2014

Great quality! Get the gauge guard.

This thing is quite heavy so make sure you get the gauge guard kit so the gauges don't get bumped AND secure your CO2 tank because the weight of this will tip it over. It's easy to hook up and the knobs and valves work smoothly. I absolutely recommend this to give you the flexibility of force carbonating or just serving different styles at different pressures. Pro tip: the gauge closest to the CO2 tank is the one that needs to be the higher psi otherwise it won't work right.

Reviewed by: Ish from on 4/10/2014

Works Like A Champ

Works very smoothly. Valves & gauges hold pressure when tank valve is switched off for days. Ball valves are very convenient and work like a champ. Gauges are very readable. Excellent quality.

Reviewed by: Ralph.......Alaska from on 4/6/2014

Awesome product - Awesome service

I'm a 1 year old homebrewer and built a keezer to get away from the hassel of bottling. I did a lot of research on regulators and opted to pay a few bucks more for the Taprite. Has worked perfect for 1 month now dispensing 2 5-gal Corny and a 1/2 barrel. Easy to adjust pressure to force carbonate homebrew. Very solid construction. The guys at AIH were awesome to work with too. They switched out the 1/4 turn shut offs to match my keezer setup at no additional cost. I really appreciated that!! Zero complaints and I would highly recommend this regulator and AIH. Thanks!

Reviewed by: Daton from on 3/27/2014

Q: Is there enough room to install the Brass Y adapter onto the Taprite Dual Body Regulator to turn it into a three line system? Or will the shut off valves interfere with each other? Thanks

Asked by: Bill Bingham - 9/25/2018

A: the would be enough room to use a splitter on one of the regulator bodys to use for 3 service shut offs if needed

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Answer provided by: Aaron (9/25/2018)

Q: I just replaced my co2 tank and now when I unscrew it (open it) the pressurized co2 starts coming out of the screw hole on the underside of the regulator (the opposite side of the red dial). Any idea why that is happening?

Asked by: Rebecca - 7/19/2018

A: Thanks for the question! This normalyl only will happen if the adjustmetn screw or dial on the frotn of the regulator is increased to a veru high PSI or a pressure that exceeds the rated pressure on the inlet gauge. Dialing down the pressure ont he regulator before connecting the tank and then increasing the pressure to the needed PSI should resolve the issue

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Answer provided by: Aaron (7/20/2018)

Q: Beyond the price and range of the pressure gage, what is the difference between the Taprite Dual Body Regulator and Taprite Double Body T-handle Regulator?

Asked by: Todd - 6/10/2018

A: The adjustment knob on this requlator is a locking turn knob where the T-handle version does not lock into place, other than that cost and the gauge tolerance would be the only big differences in the two

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Answer provided by: Aaron (6/11/2018)

Q: If you wanted to more accurately measure lower pressures, could you swap out the 0 to 60 gauges with 0 to 30? Thanks!

Asked by: Nathan - 3/27/2018

A: yes, this can be done by the end user by purchasing the 0-30 gauges and exchanging them. Item C384-6153 is a similar product that ships with the 0-30psi gauges installed

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Answer provided by: Aaron (3/28/2018)

Q: Could this work with a liquid nitrogen cylinder if I swapped out the gas hook up?

Asked by: tom - 3/22/2018

A: this can be done, or you can use the nitrogen to co2 regulator adapter under part number 40-3647 that would not require any modification to the regulator or tank. The adapter bridges the gap between a co2 regulator and nitrogen tank

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Answer provided by: Aaron (3/23/2018)

Q: Hi. Can I buy a 1/4" barb to fit the regulator, with the same threaded end as the 3/8" barb?

Asked by: William Boulton - 2/16/2017

A: The 1/4" barb by 1/4" NPT shut off can be found using item #73-3722. This would be have to be ordered in addition to the regulator, as we use 3/8" barbs standard on the regulators as Taprite ships them

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Answer provided by: Aaron (2/17/2017)

Q: Are the valves used on this regulator check valves? The description doesn't seem to state this.

Asked by: adam vollmar - 6/13/2016

A: This product does come with check valves. Thanks!

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Answer provided by: Kenny (7/13/2016)

Q: Does each pressure regulator go to 60psi or is it 30 30, meaning with the dual regulator I can put 120 psi total?

Asked by: Eric - 3/24/2016

A: Each gauge goes to 60, the pressure is not split between the two, so no you will not get to 120 psi.

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Answer provided by: Desiree (3/29/2016)

Q: I store my tank inside the fridge, Can I adjust the regulators for the difference in temperature? If not, what is the formula to figure out the true temperature inside the kegs. Thanks,

Asked by: Fernando Araiza - 2/24/2016

A: If you store your tank inside the fridge, there is a slight adjustment to run higher pressure than if you keep your tank outside the fridge. The difference is very minute and difficult to tell the difference. Recommend either keeping it inside or out, not to keep switching the tank from cold to warm.

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Answer provided by: Desiree (3/14/2016)

Q: i am looking for a secondary regulator like the inside one on this model. I already have a dual body regulator with a high and low gauge, and would like to add another low regulator with its own gas line just like the one listed here. do you sell just the middle gauge set up?

Asked by: Luca - 3/18/2014

A: No we do not sell single regulators that would fit in line with that double body regulator. However, you could buy a secondary regulator to split off your low pressure regulator or you could use a manifold that would split off one line into 2,3, or 4 separate lines running at the same pressure.

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Answer provided by: Paul Burton (3/18/2014)

Q: I am considering purchasing an adapter to attach this regulator to some of the paint ball CO2 tanks I have. Does this regulator require a right or left hand thread adapter to attach to the CO2 tank?

Asked by: Bruce Berry - 11/8/2013

A: This regulator would require theLeft Hand thread adaptor.

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Answer provided by: Chris (11/8/2013)

Q: What is the longest dimension on this gauge? From CO2 tank connector to the total volume gauge at the far end. Thank you.

Asked by: Michael Brown - 10/4/2013

A: From the CO2 connection to the high side gauge it is 10 3/4".

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Answer provided by: Robert (10/4/2013)

Q: What size tubing would I need for this?

Asked by: kurt - 9/17/2013

A: The barbs on the regulator are 3/8" which is perfect for the 5/16" gas line

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Answer provided by: Old Ale Jay (9/18/2013)

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Taprite Dual Body Regulator

Q: Is there enough room to install the Brass Y adapter onto the Taprite Dual Body Regulator to turn it into a three line system? Or will the shut off valves interfere with each other? Thanks

Q: I just replaced my co2 tank and now when I unscrew it (open it) the pressurized co2 starts coming out of the screw hole on the underside of the regulator (the opposite side of the red dial). Any idea why that is happening?

Q: Beyond the price and range of the pressure gage, what is the difference between the Taprite Dual Body Regulator and Taprite Double Body T-handle Regulator?

Q: If you wanted to more accurately measure lower pressures, could you swap out the 0 to 60 gauges with 0 to 30? Thanks!

Q: Could this work with a liquid nitrogen cylinder if I swapped out the gas hook up?

Q: Hi. Can I buy a 1/4" barb to fit the regulator, with the same threaded end as the 3/8" barb?

Q: Are the valves used on this regulator check valves? The description doesn't seem to state this.

Q: Does each pressure regulator go to 60psi or is it 30 30, meaning with the dual regulator I can put 120 psi total?

Q: I store my tank inside the fridge, Can I adjust the regulators for the difference in temperature? If not, what is the formula to figure out the true temperature inside the kegs. Thanks,

Q: i am looking for a secondary regulator like the inside one on this model. I already have a dual body regulator with a high and low gauge, and would like to add another low regulator with its own gas line just like the one listed here. do you sell just the middle gauge set up?

Q: I am considering purchasing an adapter to attach this regulator to some of the paint ball CO2 tanks I have. Does this regulator require a right or left hand thread adapter to attach to the CO2 tank?

Q: What is the longest dimension on this gauge? From CO2 tank connector to the total volume gauge at the far end. Thank you.

Q: What size tubing would I need for this?

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