💨 TapRite Dual Pressure CO2 Regulator for 2 Separate Products Review

I bought this to use with a CO2 tank to make sparkling water and other carbonated drinks. It's handy to have two ports because I can use two Cornelius bottles or kegs at the same time. It's also nice to be able to have two different pressure settings for different applications (like carbonated milk). The construction of this gauge seems solid and I expect it to last (unless I drop it and smash it like I did with my last gauge). Overall I am happy with my purchase and would buy it again. I don't

Lots of good reviews so thought I would be sure. It turns out I'm most likely not sure at all. For some intriguing reason, this is assembled with regulator bodies that can only handle a maximum inlet pressure of 950psi. 20 pound "beer gas" tanks (nitrogen/CO2 mix) are about 1900 psi when new (and at room temperature). As far as I can tell I will have almost 1000psi of over pressure when I open the tank valve on my fresh tank. What's really weird is that this rig has a pretty standard 2000psi…

While I've heard great things about TapRite, mine isn't working. I hooked it up to two trite kegs in my kegerator but couldn't properly carbonate the beer. When I started troubleshooting, there was a delay; and when I did I changed part of my system and gave it a few days to see if it made a difference before moving on to the next thing and giving it a few days. I went through many options and the last thing on my mind was my new favorite controller. (I appreciated this model for a while before