Insidebeer.com's Kegerator homebrew conversion kit is the perfect addition to any homebrewer's setup. This kit includes everything you need to convert a refrigerator or freezer into a homebrew kegerator. The kit comes with a primary nitrogen regulator from TapRite, which can handle up to 60 PSI, providing ample pressure for carbonating and dispensing your homebrew. The kit also includes a gauge guard for the TapRite regulator, which protects the gauge from damage and ensures accurate readings.

The kit also includes 12 feet of clear braided vinyl hose, which is flexible and durable, making it easy to install and use. Additionally, there are four 5/16-3/8" stainless steel gear clamps included, which provide a secure and leak-free connection between the hose and the various components of the kit.

To complete the kit, it comes with a ball lock liquid quick disconnect and a ball lock gas quick disconnect. These quick disconnects make it easy to connect and disconnect your keg from the kit, allowing for easy cleaning and switching between different beers.

Products included in the kit:

• Primary Nitrogen Regulator, 60 PSI, TapRite
• Gauge Guard For a TapRite Regulator
• 12ft Clear Braided Vinyl Hose
• 4 x 5/16-3/8" Stainless Steel Gear Clamp
• Ball Lock - Liquid - Quick Disconnect
• Ball Lock - Gas - Quick Disconnect

Benefits of the kit:

1. Easy to use and install
2. Can be used with a variety of refrigerators and freezers
3. Provides ample pressure for carbonating and dispensing homebrew
4. Quick disconnects allow for easy cleaning and switching between beers
5. Durable and leak-free components

Tips for using and maintaining the kit:

• Clean the kit regularly to prevent bacterial growth
• Check nitrogen levels and replace the tank when it's empty
• Keep the temperature of the kegerator between 35°F and 40°F
• Use a beer line cleaning kit to clean the lines every few weeks
• Check the nitrogen and beer pressure regularly
• Store your kegs in a cool and dark place
• Replace hoses and clamps every six months to prevent leaks and contamination.