Push different CO2 pressures to different kegs using your existing CO2 set up. Secondary regulators do not attach directly to CO2 tanks. They are designed to be used inline when you already have our dual gauge CO2 regulator, D1060. A secondary regulator allows you run multiple pressures from one tank of gas. CO2 line from your existing system would attach to secondary input. Gas lines coming from the secondary can then be adjusted to different pressures (Pressure coming out of secondary can never be greater than what is coming in). Applications would include situations where you want different levels of carbonation in different beers or you want to run soda at a higher pressure than your beers. All secondaries have wall brackets for mounting. Barb fittings are 5/16thh ID. This is to go in line via flexible tubing, not to hard mount on to an existing regulator to make a product such as the D1065. Secondary regulators can be ganged (attached) together.

  • Now I can really dial in each beer's individual CO2 level. Super easy to install
  • Doesn't creep. Solid made.
  • Worked great pressure tested and holding well!
  • 5 stars: 6 (86%)
  • 4 stars: 1 (14%)
  • 3 stars: 0 (0%)
  • 2 stars: 0 (0%)
  • 1 star: 0 (0%)
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John A.
Wondering why I waited so long

I have had three taps for a couple years and always tried to find the happy medium for pours. I had given up on Hefeweizen completely. Just got this regulator and it works great. Can’t wait to get some wheat beer brewing.

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Blaine G.
Good quality regulator set.

Doesn't creep. Solid made.

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Michael G.
Great product

Worked great pressure tested and holding well!

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Valued C.
Can't beat it.

Very nice regulator at a fair price.

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Jim S.
Regulators

Now I can really dial in each beer’s individual CO2 level. Super easy to install

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Noel J.
Nice!

No complaints. It’s nice!

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Dwaine M.
Works...but.....

The 3-way allows me to have 3 kegs at different pressures. I can have 2 at different serving pressures while force kegging a third. The one thing that prevents me from giving a 5 star is that when I fully close one it leaks at the knob. I can hear the CO2 leaking. My experience only. YMMV.

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Anonymous

What is the barb thread? I purchased DUO130 to swap with the barb but it appears to be a different thread pitch.

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1/4"NPT

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Anonymous

Can the D1067C Secondary Regulator be mounted vertically? It would make my panel arrangement much better if it can.

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Yes. Pressure guages are not impacted by orientation/gravity.

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I don’t think the orientation matters as long as you are sure that is put ABOVE The kegs or where the hoses are connected to supply the gas if you don’t mind reading the upside down gauges. Also don’t forget the check valve.

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Anonymous

Will this work with the komos dual gauge regulator that is sold on this site?

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Ya I run a dual gauge off my tank then run a line to this 3 gauge works well.

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My son in law says yes it will. I gave him this unit.

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Yes this is a secondary regulator you will need to run gas line between this and your Komos.

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Yes. this will work with that. It should work with any primary regulator. DO NOT connect this directly to a CO2 tank.

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Anonymous

Is the bonnet zinc or polycarbonate?

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Hi Brian the bonnet is made from polycarbonate. Cheers!

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Anonymous

Does this model have check valves?

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Hi Gregg - The shutoffs on D1067C do not have checkvalves nor does this come with a pressure release valve.

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Anonymous

What is the best way to enlarge the hole in the back of the kegerator to accommodate the 3 gas lines from the secondary regulator? Thanks Rob

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Hello Rob - Would it be out of the question to install the secondary regulator inside the kegerator so that there's only one line going in?

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Anonymous

Is it possible to replace the barbed outlet fittings with nipples so I can connect a flare fitting with 1/4 inch nut (KEG640)? If so is the part available here? Also what do I use to connect 2 of these units?

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Hello Andries - I believe the part attached should be what you're looking for. As for your other quesiton without taking one apart I am not sure how these daisy chain together.