Cleaning Keg A-type

Product detailed description

Cleaning Keg A-type is used for flushing beer lines with a cleaning solution.

The durable Beer Line Cleaning Keg features a stainless steel extractor tube, with a metal attachment designed for longevity under pressure.

Regular cleaning is vital for maintaining a smooth-running dispensing system and ensuring proper hygiene when serving beer. This beer line cleaning bottle makes professional cleaning of your dispenser quick and efficient. With a five-liter plastic container, it's designed for convenience.

To use, simply fill the bottle with a cleaning solution, disconnect your keg, and attach the cleaning keg in its place. Once the keg regulator is turned on, the cleaning solution will flow through the beer lines, just as beer would.

Specifications

• Capacity (5 Liter)
• Bottle Material Polyethylene
• Bottle Max Pressure 2 BAR
• Operating Temperature 2º to 20ºC 

Pressurized Cleaning Bottles

1. Unscrew the metal adaptor from the cleaning keg, ensuring the extractor spear tube is properly attached to the metal cover.
2. Mix lukewarm (not hot) water with the recommended amount of beer line cleaning solution, following the instructions on the cleaning solution bottle.
3. Place a bucket under the beer faucet and connect the keg coupler to the cleaning keg.
4. After the required soaking time, open the tap with the bucket beneath and allow the cleaning solution to flow through the lines.
5. Once the cleaning keg is empty, disconnect the keg coupler, pull the pressure release valve, and remove the cap.
6. Discard any leftover cleaning solution and rinse the inside of the bottle with clean water.
7. Refill the cleaning bottle with fresh water, reattach the keg coupler, and place the bucket back under the beer tap.
8. Open the tap to flush the lines with clean water, ensuring all cleaning solution is cleared from the system.
9. Once the lines are free of water, detach the keg coupler and release the pressure valve.
10. Finally, reattach the keg coupler to the keg and open the tap to push out any remaining water from the beer lines.