Name: Assure 190DBLETOWER 2 Tap Tower - 3" Column
Brand: Assure Parts
SKU: 190DBLETOWER
Price: 99.99 USD
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Product Overview

Chrome-plated brass construction
3" diameter column
Includes 2 faucets
Excellent for a variety of beer-dispensing setups
Includes mounting hardware and hose

UPC Code:400016165647

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Quantity: 1/Each
Shipping Weight: 8.02 lb.
Height: 14 Inches
Faucet Height: 8 Inches
Column Diameter: 3 Inches
Faucet Construction: Brass
Faucet Type: Standard Faucets
Finish: Chrome
Number of Taps: 2 Taps
Type: Air-Cooled Tap Towers Taps

Details

Whether replacing a broken tap tower or adding additional capacity to your tap line, this Assure 190DBLETOWER 2 tap tower is the perfect way to serve up the frosty draft beers that your customers crave! This tap tower is air-cooled to keep all your beers chilled to perfection, and its 8" faucet height easily accommodates glasses of all sizes. A chrome-plated brass design ensures a polished look and maximum durability. Best of all, this tap tower comes with everything you need to get the beer flowing, including a 5' hose. To mount it on your kegerator or bar setup, it also includes a gasket and the necessary mounting hardware.

Overall Dimensions:
Faucet Height: 8"
Height: 14"
Column Diameter: 3"

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Customer questions about this product

Can this kegerator part be used to dispense ciders?

No. Dispensing beverages like cider, wine, and coffee through this part is not recommended due to their high acidity levels, which may result in damage and adverse effects on the dispensed product. This part is designed exclusively for dispensing beer.

What is the difference between a wine tap tower and a beer tap tower?

A tap tower designed for serving wine is lined with stainless steel, while a beer tap tower is lined with brass. You cannot use wine in a beer tap tower because the acidity in the wine will corrode the brass.

What is the difference between air cooled and glycol cooled tap towers?

The primary difference is that air cooled towers can be used if the point of dispensing is less than 25’ from the refrigerated keg, while glycol cooled towers can be used if the point of dispensing is up to 500’ away.

The temperature of the beer lines within an air cooled tap tower is maintained by allowing cold air from the refrigerated storage to be circulated in the tower, around the hoses. The temperature of the beer lines within a glycol cooled tap tower is maintained by a circulation of chilled water and glycol along the hoses, from the refrigerated storage all the way to the faucet.

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