Free Curbside Truck Delivery to the lower 48 states*
• Wide 26° to 82° F Range
• Holds up to eight Cornelius style homebrew kegs (8½" diameter)
• Holds up to six 1/6 Barrel Commercial Sankey Kegs (9 3/16"
diameter)
• Latest Nukatap Faucets with all tower options
• Easy to connect Duotight fittings included with all
towers
• Tower Cooling Fan with front panel switch cools one or two
towers
• Removable Drip Trays for Easy Cleaning
• Optional C02 Regulator (choose a single body or dual body for dual pressure capability) in case you do not have one
• One Year Warranty (and we stock all vital
spare parts in case you need them after the warranty period)
*For most customers, extremely remote addresses may incur additional trucking charges, we will contact you before shipping if this is the case.
Cold does not rise. You will find that a beer tower elevated
above a refrigerator will always remain warmer than the refrigerator,
resulting in initial pours from the kegerator that are warm and foamy,
followed by colder pours once you have dispensed a beer or two. At home
this is a real problem, unless you pour beers in quick succession. This
is the only kegerator to include a tower cooling fan as standard
equipment, and also feature a fan on/off switch on the front digital
control panel.
The beauty of the KegLand Series X Plus is the extended range
thermostat
included. Unlike kegerators with standard 30° to 50° temperature
ranges, the Series X can be adjusted easily with the front panel
digital display from 26° to 82° F (ambient temperature permitting),
which means you can also use your kegerator as a fermentation chamber
for ales in summer, a small refrigerator for food items, or even a wine
cellar. Keep in mind the unit only cools, and does not heat, and a
temperature of say 65 degrees F. is only possible if the temperature
outside the kegerator is 65 degrees or warmer.
The drip trays rests on top of the unit, and can be removed for easy
cleaning. This simple two piece design cleans up quick in your sink,
and eliminates the need to clean a sticky drip tray on the unit.
Included with all models are a a C02 bottle mounting bracket, and
integral tower cooling fan. You will need to provide a flat
bottom 5 pound C02 cylinder (available at welding supply stores and
fire extingisher service firms). You select the beer tower/faucet
option
that is right for you.
If you need a C02 regulator you can order an optional KegLand MK4 Single Body Regulator or a KegLand MK4 Twin Body Regulator so you can have two dispensing pressures.
Setup is easy with Duotight
connections included for everything from the faucet shanks to the
included regulator. These make it easy to connect and disconnect gas
and beer lines, and eliminate the need for hose clamps. As noted below,
you will need additional parts depending on how many faucets you get,
and if you want to dispense home brew or a commercial keg.
Important Installation Note: Series X Plus kegerators need 5" of
clearance on both sides and the back of the unit when installing so
they do not overheat. This model cannot be installed flush into a
countertop with no side clearance like a dishwasher. The side walls
have radiators inside that dissipate heat, and they cannot be blocked.
These are designed for indoor use, and a maximum ambient temperature of
85° F. or less. If you need a kegerator for outdoor use, buy an outdoor model rated for warmer ambient temperatures.
Needed but not included for each ball lock home brew keg
supplied faucet in your tower:
1 G49 DuoTight Gas Ball Lock
1 G50 DuoTight Beer Ball Lock
For example, if you buy a Triple Tower and plan on dispensing three
ball lock kegs, you will need:
3 G49 DuoTight Gas Ball Locks
3 G50 DuoTight Beer Ball Locks
And if you buy a Triple Tower for the left tower and a Quad Tower for the right tower and plan on dispensing 7 ball lock kegs, you will need:
7 G49 DuoTight
Gas Ball Locks
7 G50 DuoTight
Beer Ball Locks
Needed but not included for each Sankey commercial beer keg
supplied faucet in your tower:
1 C34
Stainless Sankey Coupler with relief valve
For example, if you buy a single Double Faucet Tower and plan on
dispensing
two commercial kegs, you will need:
2 C34 Sankey Couplers
And if you buy a Double Faucet Tower for your left tower and a Double Faucet Tower for your right tower and plan to dispense two commercial kegs and two ball lock home brew kegs you will need:
2 G49 DuoTight Gas Ball Locks
2 G50 DuoTight Beer Ball Locks
Outside Dimensions:
35½" wide
28" deep, 35" with C02 Bottle Mounted on back
36" tall (with caster wheels but no drip tray, tower, or chrome guard
rail)
52" tall with caster wheels and tower
Internal Dimensions:
31.5" wide
17" deep
28.25" tall
Power Consumption:
.09 Amps
The Kegs Below Will Fit Inside
Homebrew:
5 Gallon 8½" diameter Ball Lock or Pin Lock Cornelius Keg - 8 (
or 4 Ball Lock and one 1/6 barrel Sankey keg)
2.5 Gallon 8½" diameter Cornelius Keg - 8
5 Gallon 9¼" diameter Cornelius Ball or Pin Lock Keg - 6
Commercial Kegs:
5.16 Gallon Sixth Barrel - 6
7¾ Gallon any type - 2
15½ Gallon - 2
Note: The All Rounder Fermzilla will fit, although the 27 Liter
Fermzilla with valve is too tall to fit.
Normal Kegerator Operating Sounds
KegLand Kegerators have been manufactured with the new r600a refrigerant gas used on many appliances. It is used because it is the most environmentally friendly gas and it is also extremely energy efficient. The new r600a gas does make some unusual sounds and we have recorded, amplfied, and included links to the sounds below so you know what kind of sounds this modern unit makes (all units with r600a gas make similar sounds).
If you want to know how loud this unit is
before ordering, download a sound meter app for your smartphone or get
an inexpensive decibel meter. Reference the figures below which give
the noise level when the compressor is on and put your decibel meter by your computer speaker, and turn up the speaker until the meter reads 44 to 62 db. This will give you a good idea of the sound a kegerator makes when running. Keep in mind, that like a refrigerator, it only makes noise when it is cooling, so it is silent a lot of the time.
Outside the rear of the unit from the Compressor (ranges from 50 to 62 db with a sound meter)
Click Here
Outside the back of the unit one foot from the Compressor (ranges from 52 to 65 db with a sound meter) Click Here
Click here for assembly and use instructions.
Click here for warranty information
Click here for 60 day return policy terms.
Mar 02, 2022 by Larry
Q: I have my own tower, what sizes screws do I use to secure the tower to the kegerator?
A: Use 4 M3 by 20mm long screws to secure each tower.
Feb 06, 2022 by Matt
Q: Is there a way to order this with just the towers and no faucets? I already have the faucets I need.
A: No, the towers come with faucets. You can order it without towers.
Feb 05, 2022 by Lt
Q: How many corny kegs will fit with a commercial 1/2 keg
A: Four 8.5" wide Corny Kegs will fit with a commerical 1/2 or full sized keg.
Jan 19, 2022 by John
Q: Is the door reversible?
A: Yes
Flagship of your homebrewery
I got the 8 tap with 4 std and 4 flow control taps, all w/self closing springs. 6 homebrews, 1 commercial, and sparkling water. It holds a lot of kegs, looks good, has premium casters, great features for a homebrewer. It is expensive, but good value. The tower fan is a bit noisy when on, but the actual coooling function is quiet. There is a LOT of set up: tubing, casters, towers, shanks, taps. I consider this fun, like a beer-Lego kit, but if you are not mechanically inclined you may need help. As far as cons, I wouldn't recommend the flow control taps. On a balanced line length and pressure that pours well on the std tap, it poured foamy on the flow control and got worse if I slowed the flow. I would only recommend for seltzers, sparkling water, etc. 1 of 8 shanks didn't have a perfect coating inside, so I guess it isn't all stainless. & Everything included is designed for their proprietary duotight fittings, so you will have to buy more of those to finish it.