FOB Detector | Cellar Buoy – Drin-KIT

£32.99

Ensure Perfect Pours with the FOB Detector | Cellar Buoy – Drin-KIT Streamline your draught beer service and keep your customers satisfied with the FOB Detector | Cellar Buoy – Drin-KIT.

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Description

Ensure Perfect Pours with the FOB Detector | Cellar Buoy – Drin-KIT Streamline your draught beer service and keep your customers satisfied with the FOB Detector | Cellar Buoy – Drin-KIT. This innovative device dramatically improves your cellar setup by automatically detecting when a keg is empty. No more messy line purges or wasted beer—your beer lines will remain full, ensuring perfect pours every single time! Key Features: Automatic Keg Empty Detection: Shuts off flow instantly when a keg runs dry or gas enters the line. Foam Prevention: Keeps your beer lines full, reducing foam for perfect pours. Quick & Easy Bleed: Push-button bleed valve allows for rapid resetting. User-Friendly Operation: Simple float release lever for quick resets. Universal Compatibility: Suitable for most dispense systems, including those with Flojet pumps. Effortless Installation: Comes with a 3/8” push-fit product inlet and outlet, along with a wall/panel mounting bracket. The Cellar Buoy Drin-KIT FOB Detector is not just a product; it’s an essential tool for bustling bars, pubs, and draught systems. Durable, reliable, and designed to reduce waste while keeping your beer tasting fresh, it’s the ideal solution for busy establishments that value efficiency and quality. Don’t let your beer experience be compromised—upgrade to the Cellar Buoy today and keep your pints perfect!

Specification

Manufacturer Drin-KIT
Type FOB Detectors

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Questions about this product

My keg beer is all head u2014 what is wrong?

Usually gas pressure set too high, or the beer being too warm. Check the low-pressure gauge and the cellar or cooler temperature before you start changing parts. A dirty line will do it too.

My keg beer pours slowly and flat.

Usually the opposite: pressure set too low, or a restriction somewhere in the line. Check the regulator setting, then look for a kink or a partially closed valve.