Makes it easy to build a manifold with multiple pressures

Mine registers about 10 psi less than the primary pressure when fully open. I also wish it worked with standard sized tubing. All in all it’s serving it’s purpose for the 2 vastly different serving pressures I have on tap.

Easy to use and love the fact can control pressure to each keg

I appreciate that these exist, because it made it affordable for me to keep several different beers at different pressures. However, it can be difficult to really dial in a pressure because the gauge is too small. If the gauge only went up to 40, 30, or heck even 20 psi, it would be so much easier to use! (I would prefer 30-40 though, because I quick carb)

I purchased four of these to regulate pressure to four kegs in my keezer. After about 2 weeks of use it is clear setting the desired pressure is far more difficult than it should be. Once pressure is set, it takes HOURS for the gauge reading to settle to a final static value. Adjusting the dial to a given value on the gauge is NOT what the gauge will read HOURS later. So the user will need to go back multiple time (about 3 in my experience) to tweak the pressure to get closer and closer to the desired value. This is very inconvenient for me since I have a coffin box on my keezer requiring me to pull it away from the wall every time it is open. These gauges require me to open my keezer over and over again to check on them. Yes, these do work, but I'm now thinking that it would have easier to get higher quality gauges that I could "set and forget" and have confidence in they are reading. I don't want to have to baby sit these gauges. I'll keep these for now, but will more then likely replace after some time.

It's a regulator and pressure gauge. It'd be nice if they were sold with all of the different gauge ranges so I don't have to buy a 0-15 gauge in addition to the regulator / gauge combo.

I love this regulator, way smaller and cheaper than other secondary regulators, I just wished that they send this with a 30 psi gauge instead of the 60 psi one, way too small to read properly.

Makes it easy to build a manifold with multiple pressures

When they say miniature, they aren't kidding. The gauges are about 1"x1" and these old eyes struggle to read the markings. I think I'll be forced into ordering the 0-15 psi gauges or the newer digital. I have no idea how accurate they are or if there is any float due to these old eyes.

Mine registers about 10 psi less than the primary pressure when fully open. I also wish it worked with standard sized tubing. All in all, it’s serving it’s purpose for the 2 vastly different serving pressures I have on tap.

Easy to use and love the fact can control pressure to each keg

Hard to get the correct pressure set but outstanding size and hookup.

Easy to install and works like a charm

So far so good. First go with the duo-tight product. go so far.

Compact design is just what in my kegerator. Works well. Gauge is tiny can be hard to see

This little device will solve your needs for different pressures inside your kegerator. I'm running three different pressures; one very high one directly from the main at 60PSI for the continuous soda, one at 10PSI for my beer, diet Coke and Fanta (EU Fanta, that is, because the one sold here in the US is a disgrace) and another one at about 2-3PSI for my Chardonnay (because I don't need it carbonated)

I have 3 of these in my 3 tap kegerator and it's easy to regulate the pressure to each keg. Seems accurate as my beers are carbonated correctly.

I'm using 3 of these for gas lines to my kegs. I'm knocking the psi down from ~30 to ~12 and they're working as expected. I like that I'll be able to adjust each kegs PSI based on if I'm carbing or the beer style.

I used this to regulate house water pressure down so I could hook up a beer faucet to dispense water. After two weeks it works great. The down side is the fitting size was a hassle to hookup. I needed to buy extra adapters to get the 5/16 OD this requires. Probably a bit extra cost to manufacture but making just a threaded fitting rather than push connect would have been better for me.

I have had the regulator set up for about 2 weeks now and the pressure has held perfectly as far as i can tell. Set up was very simple and no leaks!

All Duotight parts I have used just work. This is a nice way to control dispensing pressure.

Bought two in order to regulate different pressures in my keezer. They work extremely well with the Duotight system I setup in the keezer.

Easy to install, nice to have every keg at just the right pressure.

These are great! Make sure you pay attention to the direction they are supposed to be hooked up in.

It will knock down the pressure as advertised, but the dial is so small that it's really hard if not impossible to fine tune the pressure. I used two to knock down two beer lines while the third was a seltzer. I set the main regulator to 15 psi for the seltzer, and these allowed me to bring the pressure down to 10 psi for the two beers. If I were to need to put one beer at 12 psi I think I would have been in trouble, but so far so good.