Wall Mounting Bracket with Change Over Valve – For STL 110 Compressor

Wall Mounting Bracket with Change Over Valve – For STL 110 Compressor

£367.99

The Compressor Wall Mounting Bracket with Change Over Valve is the ideal accessory for securely installing your STL 110 Oil-Free Air Compressor to the wall, saving valuable floor space and ensuring a

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Description

The Compressor Wall Mounting Bracket with Change Over Valve is the ideal accessory for securely installing your STL 110 Oil-Free Air Compressor to the wall, saving valuable floor space and ensuring a clean, organised setup. Designed specifically for use with the STL 110, this heavy-duty wall bracket offers stability and easy access for servicing or inspection. Included with the bracket is a Change Over Valve and Wall Plate , compatible with both CO₂ and mixed gas systems , making it a perfect solution for beverage dispense and gas supply environments where system flexibility and reliability are essential. 🔧 Note : This wall mounting kit is sold separately and is not included with the STL 110 compressor. Key Features: Secure Wall Mounting – Compatible with STL 110 Oil-Free Air Compressor Space-Saving Design – Ideal for tight installations or clean utility areas Includes Change Over Valve – Suitable for use with CO₂ or mixed gas Wall Plate Included – Complete setup for safe and efficient installation Easy to Install – Reduces floor clutter and improves system access

Specification

Manufacturer Stanwell
Type Air Compressors

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Questions about this product

What is the difference between a primary and a secondary regulator?

A primary mounts on the cylinder and brings the high bottle pressure down to a usable working pressure. A secondary sits downstream and lets you trim the pressure to individual lines that need different settings.

Why is my beer pouring all head?

The most common cause is working pressure set too high, which over-carbonates the beer. Check the low-pressure gauge, not the bottle gauge. Warm beer and a dirty line will do the same thing, so rule those out too.

Can I use a CO2 regulator on a mixed gas cylinder?

No. The valve fittings differ by design so that the wrong regulator cannot be fitted. Use the regulator made for the gas you are running.

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