Kegerator Super Tower Cooler (Upgraded for Maximum Cooling)

Super high quality, easy to install, small footprint, and amazing performance. Since installing this the beer in the tower lines has stayed ice cold and foam free on my first pour without fail. If your kegerator doesn’t have some sort of tower chilling fan/device, or if you have a cheap one already; buy this chiller ASAP. It’s not the cheapest out there, but my motto is buy right and buy once. You will not only love this product, but you’ll kick yourself for not having bought it earlier. The only way to make it better is to coupleit with a better neoprene tower insulator to make sure the tower stay as cold as the air this thing blows. That will also save you money as you won’t loose as much cold air and make your kegerator run more. If you’re worried about the noise of a fan I can say it’s really quiet installed. The fan isn’t loud and the kegerator blocks 99% of what little noise there is. I read somewhere that if you had the money for a kegerator and love beer enough to have bought one, spend the money and buy a tower chiller. With this I agree and you will too. Btw if you’re still having foam problems after installing this and a good insulator, your issue may be your line length and pressure. Most kegerators come with lines that are super short and inadequate. There are many tools online to calculate line length, use them. I run 9’ lines on my tanks as compared to the 4.5’ they came with. Don’t get caught thinking this thing didn’t work when it did if you still have foam. If the foam persists after the first pour you either have lines that are too short, or pressure that is too high. This product works great with a properly set up system. I have a relatively cheap dual tap kegerator from insignia, but with minor modifications, like this one, I get bar quality pours. Hopefully after this your beer is always cold, cheers.

Tower cooler works like it should. Made my fridge a few degrees cooler as well. Definitely helped with foam. But one there great.

the tower is even ice cold to the touch now and no more foam issues....kegerator is serving just like at a pub! highly recommended as first upgrade to your kegerator!

Kept the tower at the same temp as the box. Can't ask for more. Super easy to install. Totally eliminated the foam pour.

Yes, add me to the chorus of people singing the praises for this product. It really does work. I think even if you don't have a problem with a foamy first pour, this is well worth the purchase to upgrade your kegerator. Nothing beats draft beer, and this product makes home draft beer taste every bit as good as what you get at the brewpub. After experimenting I found the best results if I try to keep as straight a line as possible for the cooling hose to attach to the box fan. Any weird curves or kinks will slow down the air flow. Also try to keep the hose as short as you can...air works just like liquid, and just as you need to have the proper length for your beer line, so too do you want the right length for the air hose. The power cable is thin enough to fit through the same hole my gas line goes through, so this makes for a really clean installation. I REALLY like the rocker switch outside the kegerator and so close to the plug. A really thoughtful nod to us there. And it works. Man, it works like crazy. I insulated my tower with a section of Pool Noodle, but even that wasn't enough to keep the beer in the tower cold. Adding this though, well, while I'm not getting the extreme condensation that some others are, I figure this is because my tower is highly insulated (and so I just leave the cooler on all the time.). But suffice it to say the beer comes out COLD, stays COLD, and doesn't foam. Having one of these helped simplify my keg balancing as well, giving me a margin of error where I don't feel like I have to calculate the beer line to the closest half inch. If I had any complaint, it would be that I could hear the fan running inside the kegerator. It's not loud, more of a pleasant white noise, but it is noticeable. However, it sounds much like the compressor running, so it's not like an unusual sound or anything. It also doesn't bother me all that much, but I mention it in case it might bug someone else. It's a great product. I'm really happy I have it in my kegerator.