I’ve glanced at a few systems in my line of work but never seen G55 pumps used for beer (we use them to pump HFCS out to the Freestyle machines). The entire time I thought the beer lines were pressurized by the CO2 supplied to the keg. Awesome video man! I would love to pick your brain about all the different kind of systems.
I also dont get it. They mentioned to keep at least a pint of beer in the lines. If the extra lines are to increase the total pressure, then I can't see why they need a beer pump.
@@subzilow Its to minimize the air in the lines so you don't get a blow up. We have a large system installed at the restaurant that I work at the reason for putting all the lines along the perimeter is due to the location of the panels they install that tells people where and how many kegs they can have.
This is amazing. Does anyone know how when pushing down the dispenser with hands while cleaning, needs to be pulled up manually but when a glass is placed on the dispenser and lifted the circular disc comes up on its own. How 🤷🏻♀️
@@Bottomsupbeer1 Thank you very much. I did watch the rest of the video and went on to watch many others involving this system. I find it quite fascinating and can see me looking into one of them. But as I do not own, or work in a bar, that will have to wait until I get around to building my home bar. I did sign up to your website and all my information is there. oh, except the shirt size. (2XL) Again, thank you. I did not expect that, but appreciate it very much!!!
@@Bottomsupbeer1 I just want to thank you for the shirt, I just got it today. And the stickers were a nice touch, also. It's little things like that, that show how you value your viewer/customers. I genuinely hope to be able to get one of these systems some day. If for no other reason, than to have the coolest draft system amongst all my friends. I am a homebrewer, and this will be an amazing addition to the bar in my man-cave (when I eventually build it). Keep up the good work!!!
I’ve glanced at a few systems in my line of work but never seen G55 pumps used for beer (we use them to pump HFCS out to the Freestyle machines). The entire time I thought the beer lines were pressurized by the CO2 supplied to the keg.
Awesome video man!
I would love to pick your brain about all the different kind of systems.
Why do you loop the lines around the perimeter of the cooler ceiling? Do that have to do with total line pressure? Thanks
I also dont get it. They mentioned to keep at least a pint of beer in the lines. If the extra lines are to increase the total pressure, then I can't see why they need a beer pump.
This makes no sense. Why pumps so high in pressure, why do such a long run. Waisted beer, over charged customer
@@subzilow Its to minimize the air in the lines so you don't get a blow up. We have a large system installed at the restaurant
that I work at the reason for putting all the lines along the perimeter is due to the location of the panels they install that tells people where and how many kegs they can
have.
This is amazing. Does anyone know how when pushing down the dispenser with hands while cleaning, needs to be pulled up manually but when a glass is placed on the dispenser and lifted the circular disc comes up on its own. How 🤷🏻♀️
yeah they come up its a magnetic seal so as you pull up
How much is this machine?
Hey
You guys know that the glass was a Norwegian brewing company 😀
Almost didn't watch the video. There is an entire minute of black screen or dead space. You should fix that... Now, on to watch the video.
Thank you for pointing that out! We will fix it ASAP!
What is your address and tshirt size?
You can send your address to cs@bottomsupbeer.com if you don’t want to post it here. :)
@@Bottomsupbeer1 Thank you very much. I did watch the rest of the video and went on to watch many others involving this system. I find it quite fascinating and can see me looking into one of them. But as I do not own, or work in a bar, that will have to wait until I get around to building my home bar. I did sign up to your website and all my information is there. oh, except the shirt size. (2XL) Again, thank you. I did not expect that, but appreciate it very much!!!
@@Bottomsupbeer1 I just want to thank you for the shirt, I just got it today. And the stickers were a nice touch, also. It's little things like that, that show how you value your viewer/customers. I genuinely hope to be able to get one of these systems some day. If for no other reason, than to have the coolest draft system amongst all my friends. I am a homebrewer, and this will be an amazing addition to the bar in my man-cave (when I eventually build it). Keep up the good work!!!