Sorry if this was posted somewhere else, I did do a search and read through a lot of previous posts.
Hello I'm looking to do my first kegerator conversion with a standard fridge (freezer on the top) 18 cu ft. I'm not a home brewer yet, so just looking to use purchased kegs from local companies. I decided I want a double tap system. I would appreciate some advice on kegerator kits. Specifically which one I should go with, there are so many available with so many different options. I'm not even sure a kit is the best option but I don't know enough to piece together one myself. I am in Canada so buying off american sites add's almost 30% plus duties, I'm not against it but something to consider.
The one I was considering is;
There is also this one with a cleaning kit but it doesn't have the perlick faucets (which are better?)
The two amazon Kegco ones are in Canadian dollars but I also read through most of the threads and found
and
Is having the perlick faucets worth it? And Should I order one with a cleaning kit? I am looking into what couplers my local breweries use.
Thanks for your help
Chris
Hello I'm looking to do my first kegerator conversion with a standard fridge (freezer on the top) 18 cu ft. I'm not a home brewer yet, so just looking to use purchased kegs from local companies. I decided I want a double tap system. I would appreciate some advice on kegerator kits. Specifically which one I should go with, there are so many available with so many different options. I'm not even sure a kit is the best option but I don't know enough to piece together one myself. I am in Canada so buying off american sites add's almost 30% plus duties, I'm not against it but something to consider.
The one I was considering is;
There is also this one with a cleaning kit but it doesn't have the perlick faucets (which are better?)
The two amazon Kegco ones are in Canadian dollars but I also read through most of the threads and found
and
Is having the perlick faucets worth it? And Should I order one with a cleaning kit? I am looking into what couplers my local breweries use.
Thanks for your help
Chris
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