Is there a freestanding beer dispenser on the market?
Freestanding and built-in kegerators are currently taking the market by storm, delivering quality and consistency for beer lovers. Kegerators allow you to bring the party to your home.
Why do beer dispensers need to be Energy Star?
Wine model beer dispensers feature independently controlled compartments that allow you to store beer and wine at their ideal temperatures. Energy Star Qualified beer dispensers use less energy and are designed to save your business money.
Do you need a direct draw beer dispenser?
A direct-draw beer dispenser is the best way to serve frosty brews to your thirsty patrons at your bar, nightclub, or party hosting facility. We carry a huge selection of kegerators and beer dispensers in various configurations and sizes, so you’ll have no trouble finding just what you’re looking for.
What kind of kegerator do you need for home brewing?
Freestanding and built-in kegerators are currently taking the market by storm, delivering quality and consistency for beer lovers. Kegerators allow you to bring the party to your home. Here are some great kegerators that we recommend. . This kegerator has intuitive control features and plenty of interior storage.
What kind of tubing is beer dispenser made of?
The beer lines are made from food grade tubing. Each come with beer nut and tail piece already installed on the beer lines. Sheet metal is 304 stainless steel. The Bottoms Up 1 Tap draught beer dispenser is made for in counter use, and can also be flush mounted into a keg box.
How often should you clean a beer dispenser?
The tap, drip tray and chassis are all made of stainless steel. The unit includes insulated food grade beer lines. The dispenser should be wiped down, including underneath the dispenser, after each day’s use. It should be thoroughly cleaned on the same schedule as beer line cleaning (every three weeks). The dispenser arrives ready for use.