Beer Faucet Lock | Standard Type Faucets
Beer Faucet Lock | Standard Type Faucets
SKU: D1274
$32.99
SKU: D1274
$32.99
These are pricey little guys, but they work great! I can't say I have teenagers running around the house (or children in general), but I do have cats who would loooovvvee to see what 5 gallons of beer looks like on the hardwood floor in my apartment. These locks are expensive, but they will definitely secure your Perlick 525 SS without damage! Once you get the dialed in, it only takes 1.5 turns (for me) to unlock & free. You have the option of unlocking every 90 degrees, which means you get a nice, snug fit. I don't regret this purchase - so much better than the alternative (i.e. downstairs neighbour having a slow-drip beer flow through their ceiling). It's also great that the keys are the same, so if you order a pair (or more), you don't need to worry about needing different keys for these. A+.
I have two Perlick faucets and these work great to prevent someone from walking up and pulling the tap handles. As you turn the key in the lock direction, the locking mechanism basically squeezes the handle into place. You are able to lock it at the 3, 6, 9 and 12 o'clock positions and pull the key out, which in most cases allows you to get a solid squeeze on the handle without fear of damaging the faucet itself.
Will this lock fit the Nukatap Flow Control faucet?
No
does this fit an american sankey beer tap?
This lock in meant to go over the faucet and not the keg coupler. This works with the old standard faucets that seal from the back such as part number D1205.
Description says will not work with the perlick 630ss. Do you sell a faucet lock that does?
Hi Dan unfortunately we do not carry any faucet locks that are compatible with Perlicks.
Will they fit intertap faucets?
Hi Stephen unfortunately this lock is not compatible with Intertap faucets.
James V. has it right. These will not fit any Intertap faucets. I contacted the parent company of Intertap and they wrote that they have no intention of making a tap lock. Instead they are working on a quick-release series to replace all of their current faucets.
Is there any way to get matching key locks for multiple taps so I don't need to carry multple keys?
I purchased 5 of these and they were all keyed alike.