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CO2 Gas Primary Regulator – Bottle Mounted 0–35 PSI Beer Regulator

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CO2 Gas Primary Regulator – Bottle Mounted 0–35 PSI Beer Regulator

The CO2 Gas Primary Regulator is a bottle-mounted regulator designed for controlling CO2 pressure in professional draught beer, cider and beverage dispense systems. It connects directly to a compatible CO2 cylinder and reduces the high cylinder pressure to an adjustable working pressure suitable for the dispense system.

With an adjustable outlet pressure of 0–35 PSI, a 3/8" push-fit gas outlet and twin pressure relief valves, this regulator is suitable for pubs, bars, breweries, mobile bars and other draught dispense installations.

Bottle Mounted CO2 Beer Gas Regulator

A primary regulator is the first stage of pressure control between the gas cylinder and the draught dispense system.

This bottle-mounted CO2 regulator attaches directly to a compatible CO2 cylinder, removing the need for a separate wall-mounted regulator installation.

The outlet pressure can then be adjusted between 0 and 35 PSI according to the requirements of the product and dispense setup.

Key Features

  • Primary CO2 gas regulator
  • Bottle-mounted design
  • Connects directly to a compatible CO2 cylinder
  • 0–35 PSI adjustable outlet pressure
  • 3/8" push-fit gas outlet
  • Single-stage pressure regulation
  • Twin pressure relief valves
  • Adjustable working pressure
  • Suitable for professional draught beer systems
  • Suitable for compatible beer, cider and beverage dispense
  • Ideal for permanent and mobile installations
  • Compact alternative to a wall-mounted primary regulator

Suitable For

Common applications include:

  • Draught beer systems
  • Draught cider systems
  • CO2 beverage dispense
  • Keg dispense systems
  • Pub and bar installations
  • Brewery taprooms
  • Mobile bars
  • Event dispense equipment
  • Temporary draught systems
  • Professional hospitality equipment

Adjustable 0–35 PSI Pressure

The regulator provides an adjustable outlet pressure from 0 to 35 PSI.

The required working pressure will depend on the individual dispense system, including the beverage, keg type, product temperature, line length, dispense equipment and required flow rate.

The regulator should be adjusted to suit the requirements of the specific system rather than using a single pressure setting for every product.

3/8" Push-Fit Gas Outlet

The 3/8" push-fit outlet allows compatible 3/8" beverage gas pipe to connect directly to the regulator.

From here, the gas line can be connected to compatible secondary regulators, manifolds or keg coupler gas inlets depending on the design of the dispense system.

Bottle Mounted vs Wall Mounted CO2 Regulator

This regulator is designed to mount directly onto the CO2 cylinder.

A bottle-mounted regulator can be particularly useful for:

  • Mobile bars
  • Portable draught systems
  • Event dispense
  • Compact installations
  • Systems where a permanent wall-mounted regulator is not required

For fixed cellar installations, a wall-mounted primary regulator may be preferred depending on the system layout.

Safety Features

The regulator incorporates twin pressure relief valves as part of its pressure control and safety arrangement.

Always secure gas cylinders correctly and check all connections and pipework for leaks after installation or alteration.

Specification

  • Gas Type: CO2
  • Regulator Type: Primary / Single Stage
  • Mounting: Bottle mounted
  • Outlet Pressure: 0–35 PSI
  • Gas Outlet: 3/8" push fit
  • Pressure Relief: Twin relief valves
  • Application: Draught beer and beverage dispense
  • Quantity: 1 regulator

Important

This regulator is designed for use with compatible beverage-grade CO2 cylinders and draught dispense systems.

Always confirm that the cylinder connection is compatible before ordering. Do not use a regulator designed for another gas or an incompatible cylinder connection.

Gas cylinders should be securely restrained, and gas equipment should be installed and maintained by a competent person.

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