my kegerator is freezing beer in keg. would using this product to control temperature from freezing the beer work instead of replacing thermostat
1620120
It works great for converting a deep freeze to a kegerator, I don't know enough about refrigeration to know if it will work for a system not designed for sub freezing systems
1620121
Yes u just plug it in and run it threw controller feeder will shut of at ur set setting
1620122
I believe it would. I've used mine for several years to control a surplus freezer I converted into a wine cooler, it holds my selected 56 degree temperature perfectly.
1620123
Leslie, If you had the kegerator made from a freezer yes this item will work for what you need. If it is a kegerator you bought it should have a control inside it.to help control what temp you want it to be. Tommy G
1620124
Absolutely, you need this product to keep it from freezing. Super easy to set up
1620125
I am using it to control a chest freezer to keep it just above freezing (36-40*). So I would think it should work for you. However it does have a 4* swing and is a little tricky to set!
862673
i believe this part only controls the blending of air for your climate control. when this part is broken your fan will turn on in the high position.
665104
Hey Scott, this keg is a perfect fit for Mr. Beer batches. In fact, even though I have moved on to all-grain and other extract brews, my main fermenters are still my Mr. Beer LBK's. Hope you enjoy this as much as I have.
1998334
Absolutely. This is one of the few Keurig's that allow you to also modify temperature and controls of your brewing. I have had mine now over three years...I love it so.
761842
I'm no sure, I just used plastic tubing and set the pressure of the keg to about 3-5 psi and it worked great!
1593820
I am using it withe the edgstar, I have been having difficulties keeping my c02 working. I am not sure if it is from the Keg or my cartridge. My co2 has been leaking.
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it can be used on both. it only turns the fridge/freezer on to get it to the temperature you set then activates as needed to regulate the temperature.
1847693
I don't know. It wouldn't work for me, I had to have a faulty board replaced in the control system as well as a new thermostat.
1646889
I believe it's a compressor and there is a fan that circulates the cold air. Gets beer FREEZING COLD!! Set to 30 degrees and it keeps it just above freezing!
259436
Get the beer gun. This is used just for getting it from a kegerator tap. If you have a beer gun, you get ALL the options! I have both and use the beer gun more often.
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agree with beerfest answers.susanne you can make the temps vary by reading previous post
1846398
This will work for a fridge conversion that is what I used it for. But I caution you that this is only part of what you need you will need a regulator and co2 tank I used this to add a tap to my system so that I would have two difrent kinds of beer
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The instructions included with this unit imply that any 5L gravity or pressurized keg will work. The instruction manual states the following : "This unit will cool and dispense beer using 5L gravity kegs and pressurized kegs." The manual then states " There are two types of 5 litre kegs available which can be used in this cooler. The first type is pressurized and the beer is dispensed through the upper lid mechanism. Only pressurized beer kegs can be dispensed through the top. Install the dispensing tube supplied with the pressurized keg into the center top of the keg. DO NOT install the small plastic paddle that comes with the pressurized keg. Gently lower the keg into the cooler taking care to line up the dispensing tube with the cooler's spout. The SECOND type of 5L keg is NON pressurized (gravity dispense), and utilizes the small clear door on the side of the cooler. Line up the spigot on the side of the can, pull through the small door opening and dispense per the instructions on the keg.
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I see no reason why not but it is for indoor use only so make sure its in a dry area. I have read that if you live in colder climates it can throw the thermostat off in the colder months. If its for a garage you might want to check out more reasonably priced models. I also had trouble and had to return my first because it wouldn't get down to temp and the replacement has frozen up a couple times. I don't believe the auto defrost is working correctly. I wouldn't buy again. This replaced a redbull fridge I bought on craigslist which I loved and lasted for many years. Id go that route again especially for a garage. hope this helped! I see no reason why not but it is for indoor use only so make sure its in a dry area. I have read that if you live in colder climates it can throw the thermostat off in the colder months. If its for a garage you might want to check out more reasonably priced models. I also had trouble and had to return my first because it wouldn't get down to temp and the replacement has frozen up a couple times. I don't believe the auto defrost is working correctly. I wouldn't buy again. This replaced a redbull fridge I bought on craigslist which I loved and lasted for many years. Id go that route again... » Read More I see no reason why not but it is for indoor use only so make sure its in a dry area. I have read that if you live in colder climates it can throw the thermostat off in the colder months. If its for a garage you might want to check out more reasonably priced models. I also had trouble and had to return my first because it wouldn't get down to temp and the replacement has frozen up a couple times. I don't believe the auto defrost is working correctly. I wouldn't buy again. This replaced a redbull fridge I bought on craigslist which I loved and lasted for many years. Id go that route again especially for a garage. hope this helped! « Show Less
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It's hard to answer this question because I do not recall what the "description" said when I purchased this product last fall. However, the item(s) I received when I purchased this DO work for a standard keg that you would buy at a liquor store for a party (sanke keg is the technical term I think?). But now as I read the description it specifies "ball lock" is included which makes me believe it would only work on corny kegs (old pop kegs used for home brewing...) which is what I use this for. I just needed to spend an extra $10 on the ball lock assembly to convert it. However if you WANTED a party keg attachment instead of ball lock, (assuming the description is correct and you DO receive ball locks) I'm not sure how much that would cost in addition. Not sure if this helps at all, but 6 months ago when I bought this I received a party-keg set up.. Haven't used it for a party keg yet but sure is nice to have the option I guess.
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If I understand your question correctly yes you can. I have my unit programmed to keep my keezer at 40 degrees, plus or minus a degree. If the keezer gets to 41 it kicks on the compressor, once it gets to 40 it turns off. It'll typically continue to drop down to 39ish before it stabslizes. If you want to keep yours between 34-37 you could set the temp to 35.5 plus or minus 1.5 degrees.
2017833
On a standard refrigerator (like top-freezer models), there is one thermostat for the entire unit. Vents in the freezer section allow cold air to cool the fridge section. You didn't ask, but I would recommend the digital version of this temp controller. The analog controller is fairly inaccurate, in my experience and according to other reviews I have read.