If you dispense Guinness or any other nitro beers in your bar, you are going to need a special kind of gas regulator for your draft beer dispensing system. This Taprite primary nitrogen regulator is designed for use with Guinness, stouts, ales, and some other styles of nitro beers giving you that instantly recognizable taste that’s impossible to replicate.

Taprite Beer Nitrogen Regulator Features

Gas regulators are an essential part of any draft beer dispensing system since they maintain the pressure within the range recommended for the style of draft beer that you’re dispensing (for nitrogen-dispensed beers, it’s typically between 30 to 40 psi).

Like all gas regulators do, this high pressure double gauge primary regulator from Taprite helps to control the pressure of the gas coming out of the tank - although, in this case, it’s nitrogen rather than the more common CO2. Another notable difference from CO2 regulators is that this model uses a female stem to attach to a nitrogen tank.

This particular Taprite nitrogen regulator model is dual-gauge, which means it features two separate gauges:

• the main gauge (which is on top) measures the dispensing pressure
• the auxiliary gauge (which is one the side) measures the amount of gas that’s left in the tank

This is more convenient than having just a single gauge, especially if you run a bar or pub and don’t want to keep your patrons waiting for their Guinness while you’re changing tanks.

Specifications

• Regulator gas type: argon, N2
• Working pressure range: 0-120 psi
• Pressures and products: 1 pressure, 1 product
• Regulator inlet type: CGA580
• Regulator outlet type: 5/16" barb shutoff with check
• Material: solid brass body, zinc bonnet
• Safety: built-in pressure relief valve (set to blow at 130 psi) 
• Made in the USA
• One-year warranty from the manufacturer

Dimensions

Product dimensions: 7"W x 7"H
Weight: 1.27 kg

What’s included

The product features the following parts:

• CGA580 nut and fitting
• 5/16" barb, shutoff with check valve
• 160 lb gauge
• 3,000 lb gauge
• bonnet

This gas regulator is suitable for use with nitrogen, beer gas (a mixture of CO2 and N2, typically in the 30/70 proportion), and argon.