10L iKegger Mini Keg - Choose tapping kit

Hi, Could I add a Soda Stream adapter to this setup?

Hi Alan - You Sure Can - The Pro Tap kit is what you want to use the sodastream adapter on.

Grap the Sodastream Adapter here:

Also - We have remote gas lines here which are pretty handy when using a sodastream bottle

Cheers - Andrew.

How do these work as far as foaming is concerned? In my kegerator I need 12ft of beer line to keep foaming under control.. but I don't swap from carbing pressure to a different serving pressure.. I just set and forget at 12psi. Id be looking at getting the 10ltr keg with a pro tap kit and sodastream adapter to take on fishing weekends and camping, would be a simple storing the keg in a chilly bin then a bucket of ice once tapped for serving kinda deal. But don't want to be pouring 90% foam! Is it as simple as just using a really low pressure like 4psi to serve or can I add some beer line between the tap and disconnect? I just can't see how a brumby tap directly connected to the beer out disconnect can pour well!

Hi Shaun -
Yes, correct - pouring at 3-4psi is the key to keep foam down. You can pour all day like that and then when storing overnight jsut put it back up to 10psi to keep the carb in there.
Yes keep cool in a cooler bin or ice.  You could covert a cooler bin to have a coil of line in it too if you wanted - attache a tap on the outside or have a picnic tap hanging out - fill the bin full of ice and use it like a jocky box.  You could run it at a higher pressure then.
Happy to work a kit out for you jsut let us know how you want to go.
Cheers - Andrew.

Hi team, I was wanting a small set up like this for a family Sunday lunch’s just out on a bench what will I need to get and price please

Hi Hollye - Great idea and a perfect use.    The 5L or 10L would work fine for this. the 10L in linked to below:
The Pro Tap Kit is what you will need:
https://www.ikegger.co.nz/products/10l-ikegger-mini-keg?variant=35824548165
Plus a box of Co2 Canisters (box of 10 - each one lasts 4L so one box easily does 30L plus)

Box of co2 gas here:
https://www.ikegger.co.nz/products/co2-cartridge-16g-threaded-cannister

If you want a cooler jacket / carry sleeve to keep it colder for longer - and keep the condensatiosn away then grab one of these too:
https://www.ikegger.co.nz/products/mini-keg-cooler-sleeve-neoprene?variant=37728106053

Cheers and Enjoy!

Hi, Can you use these in a kegorator? I'm guessing yes but are there any issues with connecting and pressurizing etc.? I'm thinking of getting one of these and then down thetrack getting a kegorator.

Hi Adrian -
Absolutely - these have the same ball lock posts at corny kegs and work in the same way.  Perfect for kegerators and you can fit more of these kegs as they are thinner too.
No issues with connections and pressurising.
Cheers.
Andrew.

Hi I have a standard CO2 regulator that if possible I can use with a soda stream bottle (with an adapter) I am looking at converting a fridge, using a 10L Keg, so will need a connection for the regulator, a beer tap, length of line to mount the tap in the fridge door, beer tap connection etc can you possibly make me up a list of items I will need and an estimate of pricing please. Many thanks

Hi Kim - Happy to help out.
Here is a list of things you will need - let us know if you already have any of them otherwise let us know if you want to go ahead and we can organise for you.

1x 1.5m Gas Line with gas Disconnect : $15
1x Brumby Chrome Beer tap and handle: $30
1x Through wall beer tap shank + 8mm push fitting : $49
1x 3m beer line with liquid disconnect + 8mm push fitting : $25
1x 10L keg + double ball lock top $199

Let us know if you have any other questions.

Cheers.

Hi, I have a brewkeg10 and am looking for something to transfer the brew to and serve out of. I have a basic tap and line and a sofa stream bottle with reg to pressurise the keg. I think I will need a transfer line and a neoprene jacket, is there anything else I will need? Do you have a better tap that I can use directly on the keg rather than via a plastic line?

Hi Matt -
Yes this is a perfect match for the BrewKeg10. You are on the money there with what you need.  What you would want is the 10: iKegger with ball lock top:
https://www.ikegger.co.nz/products/10l-ikegger-mini-keg?variant=26268932805  

and then a transfer line: https://www.ikegger.co.nz/products/pressure-transfer-line-ball-lock-disconnect-daisy-chain-line

Neoprene jacket: https://www.ikegger.co.nz/products/mini-keg-cooler-sleeve-neoprene-fits-ikegger-4l-and-2l?variant=37728106053

Clip on tap options are here: https://www.ikegger.co.nz/products/clip-on-tap-ball-lock-tap-tap-shank-disconnect-bundle  The flow control options work really well.

Give us a call or msg if you have any other queries.

Cheers - Team iKegger NZ

Hi I was after a 10L keg. Do the picnic taps work with a soda stream adapter? cheers

Hi Lance -
Unfortunatly not - the picnic tap is purley for dispensing using the small 16gram canisters.
If you wanted to use a SS cylinder then we would recomend the Brewers Kit (soon to be re-named pro tap kit) The breweres / Pro kit is a much more advaced / better system as you can detach the tap and reg at any time and the keg will stay sealed. You could then lay the keg down if tap & reg is detached.

Feel free to give us a call if you want to discuss. Happy to chat anytime.
Cheers, Andrew

Gidday, was just wondering roughly how many 10 litre kegs you'd get from a soda stream bottle? Carbonating and pouring. Thank you.

Hi Michael - A 60L sodastream cylinder (the larger ones) will carbonate 60L  or dispense about 120L  - so carbonating and pouring together would be about 50L so 5x 10L kegs.
Any other questions please do let us know.
Cheers

Hi looking at 10L ikegger brewers kit with tap etc for my partner who brews- notes say you can use dextrose in keg does this mean don't need C02 or is this still needed? Why is soda stream adapter needed and what's price of this? ( what is difference does it just carbonate full keg without need to change canisters?) Also if want to include Nitro what's needed in addition to this kit? Is it just addition of nitro gas? Or is different tap needed regulator etc?? Can you give me difference in price for both kits so I can compare and decide which option want to go with ( include list of everything that's included too please)

Hi Rachel -
Thanks for the question.
If you use dextrose in the keg to carbonate it then you wont need co2 to do any force carbonation but you will need to wait 2 weeks for it to carb up. YOu will also get a bit of sediment at the bottom of the keg this way too.
If you used co2 to force carbonate you will only have to wait 1 day or so for it to carb up and you will get little to no sediment.
For the 10L keg we recommend to use a sodastream bottle as it is a larger gas source and yes will carbonate without having to change canisters. Otherwise it may take 3 or more of the mini gas canisters to carbonate the 10L keg. The sodastream Adapter is $29 : https://www.ikegger.co.nz/products/soda-stream-adapter-for-professional-mini-regulator

If you want to try out nitro then the cheapest is to o the get the nitro upgrade kit: nitro upgrade kit: https://www.ikegger.co.nz/products/nitrogen-mini-keg-conversion-kit
A stout tap : https://www.ikegger.co.nz/products/copy-of-stainless-beer-tap-intertap-compatable
and some nitrogen chargers : https://www.ikegger.co.nz/products/pure-nitrogen-n2-chargers-2g
$118 total

The next step up for nitro is a small nitrogen bottle and mini nitro reg + tap which would be $262 extra.

Happy to help out further if you have any other questions - just let us know.

Cheers.

i an looking at kegging from a 50 liter brew keg down to the 10 for commercial use through an ice bank system, would you recommend this item/

Sure - this would work well. I assume you mean to pressure transfer from the 50L to the 10L then take the 10L with you?
You could then hook it up to the ice bank and use the mini reg to push the beer through - or hook it up to a sodastream bottle or full size bottle. All connections are ball lock so very comon there.
Give us a call if you have other question or want to double check anything.  021 434846.
Cheers.

Hey! I’m keen on the 10L ikegger optional Taps etc. Will I still need to purchase the sodastream adapter? Cheers

Hi Justin
Thanks for the message. If you are wanting to force carbonate in the 10L ikegger then yes we would recomend our sodastream adapter.  If you are just using it for serving then the small 16g canisters are fine - 2 or 3 canisters would serve a full 10L.
Let us know if you have any other questions -happy to help out anytime.

Hi do you have a screw cap fitting for this?

Yes, it comes with a screw cap fitting by default.  Go for it.

Hi do ya mix an serv frm th same vessel ? Thnx

Yes correct. Mix your beverage in the keg, doesnt have to be a full keg. Put the ball lock top on. Pressurise and pour.

Let us know if you have any other questions at all - happy to help out.

Cheers- Andrew

Hello. I've never used a keg. Do you just take the lid off and transfer your brew in and then seal it and add the gas container to make it work? I have a soda stream machine I don't use. Any chance you would process payment on AFterpay or Zip? Thanks in advance

Hi Kara - Thanks for the message,
Basically yep, that is how you use them - If you are putting in a pre-carbonated beer or drink you can set the pressure to 3-4psi and pour right away.  Or if you are putting in uncarbonated homebrew from a fermemter you set the pressure to 25psi and leave for 2-3 days in the fridge to keep cool &  to carbonate - then lower the pressure to 3-4PSI to pour.

Yes we also have sodastream adapters and remote gas lines that you can use sodastream bottles as a larger gas source - they work really well.

We dont have after pay setup right now on our website buy maybe could do that via trademe as its built in there. Email us back with what you are after.
Cheers - Andrew.

Im looking at Kegging 10l of Gin and Tonic. A friend has a kegerator with lines and C02 bottle already but I’d also like a tap to use keg independently. Is there a setup that will do both? Can I use bottled Tonic and maintain carbonation or should I use Tonic Surup and force carbonate?

Hi Jared - Yes our 10L Kegs with Pro Tap Ki would be perfect for that. They come with a clip on tap and mini reg that use 16g co2 canisters.
If you unclip the tap and mini reg you will be able to use the keg in the kegerator - That is if the gas and liquid line have ball lock disconnects for 19L corny kegs?  If they are using 50L commercial d-type kegs let us know and we can advise the connections needed there.
Re: Tonic - yes use bottled tonic, chill it and pour in slowly to preserve the carbonation - then keep it pressurised at at least 10psi to keep it carbonated. Pouring at 10psi in the kegerator is fine but lowering to 5psi with clip on tap is recomended so it donest come out too fast.
Any other questions just give us a yell. Cheers - Andrew.

Keg Kit here:
https://www.ikegger.co.nz/products/10l-ikegger-mini-keg?variant=35825846021

Gas here:
https://www.ikegger.co.nz/products/co2-cartridge-16g-threaded-cannister

Can ya brew in the keg 🤷‍♂️

Hi Marque -
You could - but its not really recomended as you would end up with a lot of sediment + need to make a few mods too.  Best to brew in a fermenter of some kind and then transfer into this keg for carbing.
Happy to help our with more details - jstu let us know.
Cheers - Andrew.

HI, I have the 10l keg with the pro tap, mini reg and sodastream adapter. If I wanted to have two kegs with two different beers, what would I need to add to this current set up, I am comfortable swapping taps etc over if needed.

Hi James - You would just need another 10L Keg with Double Ball Lock top.  Clip the Reg adn tap between the two as you need.  If you wanted to Split the Gas line so the Reg goes to both at the same time we have a Remote Gas Line Split 2 ways option too.

The 10L kegs are on order at the moment.  Let me know if you want one and We can setup a pre-order. 
Cheers, Andrew

If I add a sodastream adapter and sofa stream bottle to this. Would I then have everything I need in this package to force carbonate my beer and dispense ?

Hi James - Yes you sure would!

I would add a remote gas line to it as well.

Go for it.