Pressure reducer, pressure regulator for beer dispenser, 3 bar

No, it is not necessary to disconnect the regulator from the bottle between taps. You can simply close the shut-off valve to interrupt the CO2 supply and avoid gas loss.

Yes, the pressure reducer has an integrated safety valve. This reliably protects the dispensing system from overpressure.

The shut-off valve is used to manually interrupt the CO2 supply to the dispensing system. This valve must be open for tapping; it can be closed during longer breaks or to change the bottle.

It is recommended to close the shut-off valve before changing the bottle to relieve the pressure in the system and avoid gas loss. After that, the bottle can be safely exchanged.

The separate pressure control is intuitively designed and allows for precise adjustment of the beer pressure. Handling is easy even for beginners.

The connection of the pressure reducer to the CO2 bottle is designed so that it can be done quickly and easily without additional tools.

Yes, the pressure reducer allows a precise and fine adjustment of the CO2 pressure. This is ideal for optimally adjusting the dispensing pressure to different types of beer.

The manometer shows the remaining pressure in the CO2 cylinder (0-250 bar). The set working pressure up to 3 bar is set via the regulation and can be read there.

Yes, the precise pressure control allows the output pressure to be set from almost 0 bar to a maximum of 3 bar.

The pressure reducer is specially designed for beer tapping systems and the regulation of CO2 pressure. It can be used for other drinks, provided they need CO2 and the pressure range fits.

The pressure reducer is designed for direct connection to commercially available CO2 cylinders with a standard connection thread. Tool-free assembly is possible.

The reducer can be connected directly to common CO2 bottles. It fits, among other things, the 2kg CO2 bottles mentioned in the categories.

The manometer always shows the current pressure in the CO2 bottle. If the displayed value drops significantly below 50 bar, the bottle is nearing empty and should be replaced soon.

Yes, the pressure reducer is suitable for direct connection to all common CO2 bottles, regardless of their filling quantity. The connection thread is crucial here.

This pressure reducer with a maximum output pressure of 3 bar is primarily designed for private dispensing systems and smaller commercial applications. For larger restaurants, pressure reducers with higher flow rates and possibly multiple outlets are often required.

The right pressure depends on the beer type and temperature. The pressure gauge helps you to set the pressure precisely and thus avoid excessive foaming. Start with a lower value and increase it gradually.

Yes, the pressure reducer is ideal for use on small beer kegs and private dispensing systems. It ensures a consistent CO2 supply and fresh beer enjoyment at your party.

The device is designed for precise and continuous operation in dispensing systems to ensure a constant CO2 pressure. It ensures consistently fresh beer enjoyment.

The pressure reducer is robustly constructed and largely maintenance-free. However, it is recommended to regularly check the seals for damage and replace them if necessary.

The maximum output pressure of this pressure regulator is 3 bar. This model is not suitable for systems that permanently require a pressure of more than 3 bar.