Kegerator Conversion Kit for a Door - 1 Beer Line - CO2

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Some people prefer to buy ready-made kegerators and that’s perfectly fine. But, since you’re here, you must be looking for something special, and we’ve got it - a solid fridge kegerator conversion kit for 1 beer line.

As one of the leading distributors of beer equipment and parts, Beverage Craft offers a wide range of door mount kegerator conversion kits for your draft beer and homebrewing needs.

This particular 1 tap kegerator conversion kit features all the basic components you will require for building a fine kegerator. 

Fridge to Kegerator Conversion Kit Includes

• Primary CO2 regulator (60 PSI by TapRite)
• Domestic faucet (polished stainless steel)
• D type keg coupler (stainless steel)
• 5 1/8" shank with 3/16" bore & nipple (stainless steel)
• 6" x 5" wall-mount drip tray, no drain
• 4ft of 3/16" vinyl tubing
• 5ft of 1/4" braided vinyl tubing
• 4 of 5/16"-3/8" stainless steel gear clamps
• Tailpiece (3/16" hose barb for beer nut)
• Swivel hex nut
• Beer washer
• Red faucet wrench

Please note: this fridge to kegerator conversion kit does not include a CO2 tank but you can always purchase one easily from Beverage Craft.

Using a Conversion Kit to Build a Kegerator

The horizontal split refrigerator is arguably the most convenient type for kegerator conversion, and the whole process will require only basic DIY skills. Here are the main steps:

1. Get the refrigerator (ideally, a used one of yours or purchased from eBay/garage sale/friends)
2. Check the depth and height of the fridge to make sure your keg(s) will fit
3. Using a drill with a hole saw, drill into the desired location in the fridge door sawing all the way through the door itself and the plastic liner on the inside
4. Place the shank (from the conversion kit) through the hole you’ve drilled and tighten it with a hex nut
5. Attach the tap faucet and tighten with a spanner wrench
6. Attach the beer line hex connections to the back of the shank on the top of the keg coupler
7. Attach the air line to the nipple on the coupler and the one on the regulator
8. Tighten the hose clamps with a flathead screwdriver
9. Attach the gas regulator to the CO2 tank (sold separately) and tighten with a hex wrench
10. Open the CO2 tank and attach the keg coupler. Adjust the pressure to 10-12 PSI and turn it on

If you have the best kegerator conversion kit from Beverage Craft, you can build a kegerator in a number of different ways and this is just one of them. Be sure to check out our blog for more useful information and homebrewing tips.