Keg Coupler - M System - Ergo Lever Handle

Homebrew disconnect with a built-in check valve and check ball (standard in keg couplers). This disconnect has an internal check valve that will allow the gas to flow out, but won’t allow back flow of liquid back into your system preventing possible damage to your system.

FEATURES

• Internal check valve protects your system from liquid back flow
• 1/4" MFL
• Extremely high quality for years of service
• NSF approved for food grade service

The D System keg coupler, also known as the American Sankey, is the most common system available in the U.S. It is used by all the major breweries—Anheuser-Busch, Miller, Molson-Coors, and Labatt as well as most craft breweries. The keg coupler connects to the keg valve, "tapping" the keg. Both the gas line from the CO2 tank/regulator and the beer hose to the beer faucet attach to the coupler.

With standard keg couplers, you need some clearance above the top of your keg. With this low-profile design, this keg coupler only sticks up less than an inch above the rim; so you’ll have an easier time installing and operating your keg setup in limited space. Use for: All beers, wine, cider

FEATURES

• Low profile design for tight clearance installations
• Twist handle
• NSF certified
• 304-grade stainless steel body
• 304-grade stainless steel probe
• 304-grade stainless steel tailpiece for 3/16" I.D. beer hose
• 304-grade stainless steel tailpiece for 3/8" I.D. gas hose
• Easy to install and use
• For home or commercial use

Visit our beer brand/coupler system page to see a full listing of beers that use the D System valve.

To Tap: place probe in extended position, align keg lugs and insert into keg valve. To tap keg push down and turn clockwise to stop.

CAUTION: This low profile coupler does not turn off gas when coupler is untapped. Shut off gas supply when untapping/releasing coupler from keg. Lever handle couplers turn off gas when untapped.