KOMOS® Kegerator | NukaTap® Stainless Flow Control Faucets | Fan Cooled Stainless Tower | Digital Thermostat | Casters | Regulator | Fits 1 Half Barrel Keg or 4 Corny Kegs
Description
What makes KOMOS Kegerators better than the rest?
Designed to hold up to FOUR 5-gallon Slimline Torpedo homebrew kegs
Serve ice cold beer even in the warmest environments thanks to highly-efficient refrigeration components
Stainless steel forward-sealing faucets offer a huge upgrade over common chrome plated brass taps
Faucets mount to a high-quality stainless steel tower, rather than a cheap chrome plated tower
Interior fan diverts cold air up into the tower to keep your beer lines cold and reduce foaming
EVABarrier double walled draft tubing protects your beer against oxidation
Duotight push-to-connect fittings make assembly a breeze
Included KOMOS Dual Gauge CO2 Regulator maintains consistent pressure and is easily adjusted
The KOMOS Kegerator offers a stunning set of features that clearly separate this unit as the most modern kegerator on the market. With more interior space than other models, the KOMOS Kegerator is designed to fit up to four 5-gallon Slimline Torpedo kegs or Pepsi-style Ball Lock Corny kegs. Whether you choose the single, double, triple, or quad tap configuration, you'll receive NukaTap flow control stainless steel faucets, the newest in forward-sealing faucet design. Stainless faucets are a huge upgrade over the chrome-plated brass faucets commonly included with other kegerators, and you'll quickly recognize the quality of a forward-sealing beer faucet compared to the standard taps seen at your local tavern or in-law's mancave. Rather than a chrome plated tower, the NukaTap faucets are mounted to a stainless steel tower that remains cool before, during, and after each pour thanks to a tower fan diverter that recirculates cold air within the kegerator and blows it up into the tower to keep your beer lines cold and reduce foaming. From keg to faucet, your beer will pass through EVABarrier draft lines, a premium double-walled tubing designed to protect against beer oxidation. And with Duotight push-to-connect fittings, you'll have your lines connected in a snap with no need to force the tubing over barb fittings or fiddle with hose clamps. Other features you'll love about the KOMOS Kegerator include its highly-efficient cooling capacity so you'll be serving ice cold beer even in the warmest temperatures, extra wide temperature range from 26–82°F, dual gas inlets at the back, aluminum internal floor, rolling casters, and the included KOMOS Dual Gauge CO2 regulator.
The most eye-catching difference between the KOMOS unit and other kegerators is definitely the capacity. This is the first kegerator we have offered that comes with a quadruple tap tower option, and that’s all thanks to the redesigned interior. Most kegerators position the compressor on the right or left side of the inside floor, making one side shallower than the other. KOMOS positions the compressor in the middle so both sides of the interior have an equal depth. This seemingly small detail allows the unit to hold up to four 5-gallon Slimline Torpedo or Ball Lock Corny kegs.
Dual gas line inlets are absolutely clutch if you want to serve beverages at two different pressures or use two different types of gas. The previous model had one inlet that was only wide enough for a single line to pass through. Now both inlets are just over 3/4" in diameter and feature PCO 1881 threads. This threading allows you to use the plastic Carbonation Ball Lock Cap (FE133) as a quick connect option for your gas lines.
Upgraded condenser, evaporator, and insulation make this unit highly efficient, yet quiet, so you can serve ice cold beer in even the warmest temperatures. The unique internal fan provides excellent air circulation, pulling cold air from below the evaporator and blowing it back over the top of your kegs and up into the tower to chill your draft lines.
Extra Wide Temperature Range is Perfect for Homebrewers
The KOMOS kegerator is tailored to a homebrewer's needs. Take, for example, the extended range digital controller that can adjust internal temperatures from 26 - 82°F. This allows homebrewers to use it for fermentation and is something that other kegerators don't do. The digital controller always displays the temperature and is easily adjusted from the front of the kegerator with the door closed. It's pretty nice.
NukaTap Stainless Faucets and Towers
All kegerators come with NukaTap faucets for mounting on the stainless tower. NukaTap is the newest brand of forward sealing faucets that boast a lower thermal mass for reduced first pour foam. They feature a "nuke-shaped" internal shuttle that is made from TPV, which provides superior laminar flow to further reduce foaming issues. If you prefer all stainless steel components in your beer faucet, we would suggest the kegerator configuration that comes with Intertap faucets. All faucet spout attachments and accessories are cross compatible between Intertap and NukaTap. Forward-sealing means that while in the closed position the faucet will keep beer in it instead of draining out. This keeps the internal parts from getting sticky and reduces the chance of off flavors transferring to your beer while you pour. The modular, threaded spout can fit a variety of attachments including a growler filler or stout spout. This model includes the all stainless faucet which we think is a must have upgrade over chrome plated brass.
The flow control faucet is a great option for users that often switch between beer styles with different carbonation levels. No need to rebalance your lines or play with your regulator settings. Instantly make adjustments as you pour to dial in the flow rate. This is also a super convenient feature for when you want to grab a quick growler on your way out. By dialing back the flow rate, you can gently fill your growler so CO2 stays in solution and your beer doesn't pour flat when it comes time to share. The NukaTap Flow Control faucet is also the first FC model to be fully compatible with the optional self-closing spring.
Duotight Fittings & EVABarrier Draft Tubing
Duotight and EVABarrier have revolutionized how you connect draft line, and our kegerators come standard with both. We love Duotight push-in fittings for their quick connection, reliable seal, and versatility. Setting up and connecting draft line has never been easier -- no more hose clamps or heating water to soften tubing! Each kegerator comes with Duotight fittings for the tower shanks, regulator, and for splitting gas lines (double & triple tap only). We recommend adding Duotight fittings to use for your keg connections as well. Depending on whether you'll be serving from homebrew kegs or commercial sanke kegs, you'll need two DUO106 or two DUO104 per line.
EVABarrier tubing has been engineered with protection in mind and is both PVC-free and BPA-free. This double walled tubing offers superior protection against oxidation, CO2 loss, and microbial growth. EVA tubing is the future of draft line for professional applications, and now your kegerator will feature the same first-class tubing.
KOMOS Regulator
The included high quality KOMOS regulator maintains consistent pressure. The regulator includes a blow-off PRV with pull ring for safety and relieve pressure, rubber coated gauges, and a hand knob for easy adjustment. Included with your kegerator package is a Duotight fitting that attaches to the regulator for an easy, solid, push-to-connect connection with your gas line.
Added Features
One of the unique features on a kegerator in this price range is the tower fan, which blows cold air up into your tower to reduce foaming issues. They also come standard with the KOMOS dual gauge CO2 regulator, which is super beefy and consistent in delivering accurate pressures. Most Chinese-made regulators experience creep where the pressure increases over time. The KOMOS regulator is by far the best CO2 regulator we have seen made in China.
The countertop drip tray couldn't be easier to keep clean. Built-in drip trays look cool, but they're a pain to keep clean. Before long they get pretty disgusting with dried, spilled beer -- attracting fruit flies and becoming a haven for mold and bacteria to grow. They'll often overflow the reservoir inside the kegerator causing a huge mess. Our kegerator's tray is designed to be removed and easily washed.
Best Value & Backed by MoreBeer!
We've looked around, and when you factor in fast and free shipping, you are getting the very best value on a kegerator in the USA. Plus you're getting MoreBeer! service if something happens in shipment. We double box the unit with foam pads and have very little shipping damage. However, it will be delivered via Fed-Ex ground so damage is possible. If your unit arrives damaged just call us up and we will work with you to take care of it.
Feature Summary:
Stainless Steel Air Cooled Tower
NukaTap Flow Control Stainless Steel Forward-Sealing Faucets (choose number of taps above)
Duotight Fittings make connecting draft lines a breeze
Digital Thermostat with wide 26 - 82° F temp range.
Robust KOMOS Dual Gauge Regulator included
CO2 Tank holder mounts on back of kegerator (tank not included)
Efficient and powerful compressor
Stainless Steel Door
Countertop Style Drip Tray
Aluminum floor for additional keg support
Includes EVABarrier beer and gas tubing
Beverage line measures 4mm ID x 8mm OD
1 x 1.7m length of line per tap
Gas line measures 5mm ID x 8mm OD
1 x line of varying length depending on number of taps (2, 2.5, or 3m)
4 Tap model includes uncut rolls of bev & gas line
We recommend cutting bev lines to 1.7-2m lengths (5.5-6.5 ft.)
Gas lines can be cut to whatever length best suits your needs
Duotight adapters for draft shank and regulator connections
Duotight tee fittings for splitting gas lines (2, 3, 4 tap only)
This is my first go at kegging, and after doing a huge amount of due diligence, I have determind that this is the best, and most economical solution for my needs.
This is my first go at kegging, and after doing a huge amount of due diligence, I have determind that this is the best, and most economical solution for my needs.
I just got the three tower unit. I was wondering if i needed a manifold in order to run lines to all my kegs. I realized after i got it that i had to put the gas lines in series meaning that i only have one pressure for all gas lines. Also if i don't have a keg on one of the lines, will the gas just leak out or are the inlet attachments only live when attached? Im thinking that i need a three line manifold so that i can cut off the gas line prior to attaching and detaching but there is nothing in the instructions about that. Could use some guidance.
BEST ANSWER:John I had the same question and a manifold would help but is not necessary if you purchased the duo tap adaptors at the time of your kegorator purchase. The adaptors come as a set depending on style when you purchased the kegoratorr. my gas lines do not leak when I disconnect a keg. I have ball lock and sanke style d connections. I usually always have three kegs connected. The flow controls work wonderfully especially if you have different styles of beer that need different carbonation levels. I hope this helps
BEST ANSWER:John I had the same question and a manifold would help but is not necessary if you purchased the duo tap adaptors at the time of your kegorator purchase. The adaptors come as a set depending on style when you purchased the kegoratorr. my gas lines do not leak when I disconnect a keg. I have ball lock and sanke style d connections. I usually always have three kegs connected. The flow controls work wonderfully especially if you have different styles of beer that need different carbonation levels. I hope this helps
Hi John, I bought the 2 tap Komos Kegerator and I love it. I worried about the same issue. Gas leaking, but after much testing I found that I have no gas leaking from my second gas line. It's not hooked up to a keg at the time and it's fine. You could go with a manifold just to organize the lines. If I were you I'd buy the Duotight Gas Board for Duotight In-Line Regulators - 4 Output. This is way more efficient. It allows you to regulate the gas pressure separately for each keg. Cheers, Phil
KegLand | Gas Board for Duotight In-Line Regulators | 4 Output
You don't need a manifold, but I think it sure helps! I have four taps on mine, and a manifold with four lines attached. With the manifold you can adjust the gas flow to individual lines. I am still learning how to best use my kegerator, but I would recommend that you purchase one given your investment. I would call customer service and discuss the situation with them.
OK, I have the 3 tap unit also. A gas manifold isn’t required (although I added one for convenience) as long as each gas line is terminated with say a ball lock disconnect - that will stop the gas flowing. The manifold I added is just a safety measure and not required. For different keg pressures I added a Kegland in-line regulator for the one line I use for English Bitters.
That is a great idea. I have a two tower and I added inline valves to each keg. It helps when I change kegs and if I am having a problem with one. I will probably change to a manifold in the future. I recommend soap testing all your joints and kegs for leaks. I have had a few leaks and lost all my CO2
BEST ANSWER:I don’t have one but based on my measurements, I was going to buy a low profile coupler to give a little more workspace. Enter an answer to this question.
BEST ANSWER:I don’t have one but based on my measurements, I was going to buy a low profile coupler to give a little more workspace. Enter an answer to this question.
Makes annoying sound when running. Customer service is slow to respond.
When I unboxed the unit, it had a broken part sitting on the floor inside the unit. It was the plastic cover that holds the thermocouple in the right hand wall. I sent picture of broken part along with picture of the thermocouple that was also sitting on the floor. After 4 days of no one responding, I called. CS found the email I sent and after a couple more days they shipped the part. When I received it, it was the wrong part so I emailed again. Again, no response after 8 days so I called again. CS found the email and said they would get back with a status on email. After 1 week with no response, I called again. Now CS says the warehouse is trying to ID the part. They'll get back to me. It's a good thing I found a way to tape the thing to the wall so I could at least use the unit. The other annoying thing is the noise it makes from circulation of refrigerant. I sent a sound recording to CS and they responded "yup normal". It sounds like wind whistle at the sea coast. Not good. Unit does cool and I like it otherwise.
The fact that this was designed with the home brewer in mind is readily apparent - holds 4 kegs, up to 4 taps and great temperature controls. If anything could be improved upon it would be better labeling of the EVABarrier tubing for sizes - it was very difficult to read the size markings with these old eyes and I got the 2 mixed up. Second improvement would be how the tower on the 4 tap version is mounted. If you have the arms of a 10 year old boy you will be ok, outside of that it will be a challenge securing the screws inside the base of the tower. I ended up buying a 20" screwdriver and taped the screws to the driver to screw it in. Even with these two small issues this units deserves 5 stars.......
this kegerator was very easy to set up and assemble. The flow control taps are great especially when different styles of beer are on tap at the same time, simply keep CO2 at a balanced rate for all beers and cut down on foam at the tap. I only wish that the gas line tubs outlets had a foam insert to cut down on the amount of cold air leaving fridge. I used a piece of foam packing that worked well. Also, I home brew and typically use my CO2 tank to force carbonate in a conical fermenter and pressure transfer when kegging bear. I wish a quick connect adaptor was sold as an option to install at the gas port inlet hole. If there is a quick connect sold a drop down selection at time of purchase for different accessories would be helpful
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