Beer Line Chillers
Keep draft beer cold all the way to the faucet with glycol line chillers made for longer line runs
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Best Beer Line Chillers for Draft Beer Systems
When the kegs sit in a cooler well away from the bar, beer picks up heat on its way through the line. A beer line chiller closes that gap with an insulated glycol bath and recirculating pumps that keep chilled glycol moving through the draft system, so the last pint of the night pours as cold as the first.
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Benefits of Glycol Line Chillers
The payoff is reach. Extra cooling capacity lets one chiller carry longer line runs and more faucets, so the bar no longer has to be planned around the keg cooler. A digital temperature control with an LCD display keeps the setting easy to read, and the front glycol filling port means topping off never involves dragging the unit out of its corner.
What to Look for in Beer Line Chillers
Size the chiller to the whole run, from the keg cooler out to the last faucet, and check these points first.
- Cooling capacity: Compare BTU ratings, not horsepower alone, since each added pump trims the rated capacity slightly.
- Pump count: Single, dual and triple recirculating pump models fit different draft layouts.
- Electrical: Smaller compressors run on 120 volts, while 3/4 HP models need a 208/240 volt circuit.
- Airflow clearance: Leave about two feet on each side and eight inches behind the unit.
Shop Glycol Beer Line Chillers Today
Buy for the taps you plan to add, not just today's line run, and the draft list can grow without rebuilding the cooling. For a tap or two right beside the kegs, a self-contained kegerator is the simpler setup.