🥶 Coldtower Kegerator Super Tower Cooler (Optimized for MAXIMUM Cooling) Review

I used it about 3ft from the bar in a homemade keezer to the countertop dual faucet tower. This is almost the maximum length and the seller must specify the length. . Anything much longer will require more tubing. So far, after 1 week, it works consistently and does its job. I routed it through insulated 1 1/2" PVC pipe to the bottom of the tower and then to the top of the tower. If you can isolate the air in the tower it will flow back into the kizer just fine or the kegerator will cool the…

This is excellent. I set up my kegerator in an outdoor bar under the hot Florida sun. Before I used this, there were several hot spots in the gap between the pole and the top of the kegerator tower, causing wild foam to leak out. I even used good quality styrofoam insulation over the PVC pipe to further protect the beer line from the heat and still had no luck and wasted a lot of beer. After plugging this into freshly insulated wiring I drink cold beer the whole time and trust myself, with my…

I got this because I was annoyed with the foam I always get when I pour my first beer. I wasn't at all sure if it would be worth the money but I decided to give it a try and return it if it wasn't. Happy to report that it absolutely works. Basically, it blows cold air from the kegerator's main compartment through a tube into the tower, allowing the lines in the tower to stay as cold as the keg in the main compartment. As a result, there is no more foamy first beer. But that's not the best - I…

I have been using this item with the EdgeStar Dual Tap Kegerator (P/N KC2000TWIN) for a little over a month now and I am very satisfied! Installation isn't difficult by any means, but it definitely took some patience and a few tweaks to get it right. The hose that came with it was a few inches too long for my setup, but DO NOT CUT IT until you are 100% sure. Every day for about a week, I moved the air tube up and down the cooling tower and moved the fan assembly around the fridge to see if the…

I immediately changed a few variables in my kegerator, but one thing I definitely noticed in the past was warm beer for the first ounce or so. It seems to have solved this problem very well. Easy to assemble - I have a 2.5" tower that I filled with a second retraction line - it was still possible to feed tubes quite easily (zip on my retraction line as recommended). As As a result I had to cut about 1 foot of the tubing.(It's quite thick so I had a hard time keeping the base upright when I left

This product helps to minimize foaming and keeps the tower nice and cool. You'll notice condensation forming on the outside of the tower as it goes about its work. I turn on the cooling tower at least an hour before bottling the first beer and turn it off when I'm not using the keg. It's pretty easy to install. There is a small hole in the back of my kegerator with a removable rubber plug to attach a CO2 canister to the outside of the unit. I routed the power cord for the cooling tower through…

Super high quality, easy to install, compact and great performance. Since I installed these, the beer stays ice cold in the tower lines and invariably doesn't foam when first poured. If your kegerator doesn't have a cooling fan/device, or if you already have a cheap one; Buy this cooler as soon as possible. It's not the cheapest offer, but my motto is, buy it right and once. Not only will you love this product, you will also kick yourself for not buying it sooner. The only way to make it better

Yes, add me to the chorus of people praising this product. It really works. I think even if you don't have any foam issues the first time you pour, it's worth upgrading your kegerator. Nothing beats draft beer, and with this product, homemade draft beer tastes just as good as what you drink at the brewery. box fan. Odd bends or kinks will slow airflow. Also try to keep the hose as short as possible. Air works the same way as liquid, and just as you need the right length of beer line, you also…