🚰 650SS Model Perlick Faucet with Advanced Flow Control Review

I knew I needed a Perlick faucet for my Keezer setup but couldn't decide between flow control or standard. I bought one of each. This faucet works great, allowing me to fine tune the flow and increase or decrease the resistance in the line to control the foam on my homemade stout. This works well but is definitely an expensive alternative to longer tug lines. This added feature might cost a few extra bucks since you're building your setup from scratch (like me), but it's not something I'd buy…

If you have trouble with sticking faucets between long downtimes, a face seal faucet is the right choice. Ease of installation. Regulated flow is a game changer. Worth the extra $20 per faucet. Update: I've had these faucets for a few weeks now. I'm trying to put into words how much I love this product but I keep coming back to my original comment that it's a game changer. Necessary. Forget all the physics of pressure and hose length/diameter and easily adjust flow with the simple turn of a…

Perlick, one of the best in my opinion, got a lot better with flow control. If you have typical 5-6 foot kegarator beer lines, this faucet is great for cutting foam IF you learn how to use it properly. I've struggled with foam - new and different taps, lines, pressure, etc. for so long I almost gave up. I would make everything perfect for a keg, only to have it broken when replacing it. It's like magic with these perlicks! I open the gas line all the way, set the intake pressure to about 8-10…

Once you have chosen flow control you will never go back. This is an expensive faucet. But it's also a Perl. Front seal to protect against stuck almonds and sticky beer. The flow control is a great feature and worth the price compared to a standard Perlic if you have multiple kegs and different pressures and don't want to have multiple lengths of spare beer hose to balance the pressure of each shot for each beer. Also an alternative for those who don't have space to walk around with their feet…

I don't know why they are so expensive but this faucet is way better than the cheap ones from Pera. In fact, it doesn't stick like other faucets! You pull and the beer comes out every time. The shape of the faucet also makes it easy to slide a piece of hose onto it and fill the growler. Flow control is good, but its usefulness is very limited. This doesn't completely solve the foam problem unless your traction system is already close enough to being balanced. If he's off balance (like I was…

. I investigated the problem and replaced the original faucets with these. The originals allowed the beer to dry in the mechanism and closed the mechanism. We would have to use some force to move the handles back and forth to get the old faucets working. These faucets did not have this problem. Flow control helped us prevent beer foaming, although the complete solution was to replace the old 3-foot beer lines with new 8-foot lines. flow. Our Kegerator faucet fittings are not very deep so we can