Benchy Glycol - Double Tap Glycol Keg Benchtop Dispenser - Stainless Steel
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Choose from with or without taps.
No connections are included.
From Kegland:
Do you want a benchtop keg system that simply plugs into the wall, top up with water mixed with some glycol*, and is easy to use? Benchy is the easy to use bench top keg dispenser that makes draft beer as easy as flipping a switch. Perfect for weddings, catering or other functions where no complicated beer plumbing is necessary.
It is as easy as:
1. Plug into wall
2. Add 20% Glycol/Water Solution
3. Attach Kegs and Gas
4. Wait up to 1 hour for resevoir to cool.
5. Pour!
refer to the instruction manual for step-by-step how to.
Glycol Tank - This model has an efficiently sized glycol tank that cools down fast but also gives you a thermal mass so you can handle peak serving times.
Cooling Performance - The Benchy Glycol unit is able to chill about 20-30L of beer per hour. This amount of beer consumption will ideally suit many bars/cafe domestic use.
Compact and Portable - Small enough to fit into the boot of a car, lift with one person and setup quickly in any bar, cafe, outdoor entertaining or functions.
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