Xtreme Blue Single Tap 52 Qt. Beer Jockey Box with Center Mounted Faucet and Back Input

Product Details

Perfect for outdoor parties, camping trips, and tailgating, this Kegco Jockey Box lets you dispense ice cold beer without needing to keep the kegs themselves cold. Your beer is pumped into the jockey box and through a stainless steel coil submerged in ice water, cooling it down so that it comes out refreshingly cold on the other side. The 3/8" O.D. 120' stainless steel coil makes it far superior for cooling than "cold plate" style jockey boxes.Constructed from a durable 52-quart family chest cooler, this single faucet jockey box features Ultratherm foam insulation for superior cold retention, and measures 14.38" H x 25.38" W x 14.38" D. Reinforced swing-up handles with a tie down loop feature make it easy to take on the go.This jockey box comes with a chrome-plated brass faucet with brass lever, black plastic faucet knob, stainless steel shank, and ice box coupler assemblies. The faucet is mounted in the center of the cooler for easy access.

Components necessary to complete jockey box are available as a package addon above or viewable individually below

• Keg Couplers

  Whether you plan on tapping an American D System keg or a European Import keg, you can choose from our selection of keg couplers to find the correct coupler to fit your needs.

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• CO2 Regulators

  A CO2 regulator helps you control the flow of gas from your CO2 tank to the keg. We have a wide variety of both single gauge regulators, which only display the CO2 output pressure, and dual gauge regulators, which display both CO2 output pressure and volume.

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• CO2 Tanks

  CO2 cylinders house the CO2 gas that is used to push beer from the keg through the beer line and out of the faucet. The bigger the tank, the more kegs you can dispense before needing to refill it. Generally speaking, it takes about a pound of CO2 to dispense a full size keg.

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• Air Line Assemblies

  The air line assembly (made up of one length of 5/16" blue air tubing and two plastic air line clamps) allows the CO2 to flow from the regulator into the keg, pushing beer out to the faucet. We have different lengths of air line to choose from.

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• Jumper Line Assemblies

  The jumper line assembly (made up of 5' of 3/8" Thermoplastic (Super Vinyl) beer tubing and your choice of wing nut or hex nut fittings) connects the keg to the back of the jockey box.

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• Drip Trays

  A drip tray can be installed below the faucet to catch any runoff beer, minimizing mess and making cleanup a breeze.

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• Cleaning Kits

  To make it as convenient as possible to keep your jockey box dispense system clean between uses, we give you the option to add on one of our quick and easy cleaning kits.

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• Direct Draw Kits

  View our selection of pre-made direct draw kits which come with everything you need to begin serving delicious beverages.

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Shipping

Most items ship out within 1-3 business days by FedEx, UPS or USPS. Large items are shipped via Motor Freight Standard curbside delivery. Most delivery times take around 3 to seven business days for delivery. If you require faster shipping, please call our Customer Service Dept. at 1-888-980-4810 for expedited shipping rates. Carefully inspect all merchandise before signing the release with the freight carrier. Items shipped via Common Carrier will have a flat rate shipping charge applied to that item. Multiple orders of these items will be the flat rate multiplied by the quantity. All shipments made via Common Carrier are for curb-side service only. Use of a lift-gate or inside delivery service will carry additional charges. When receiving shipments from Common Carrier it is recommended the Buyer have two people to help receive and move the item. Please contact us for special service deliveries. No shipments or deliveries are made on Saturdays, Sundays, and holidays. Kegco is not responsible for delays in shipping due to weather, mechanical failures, typographical and/or transcribing errors, and others factors beyond our control.