The Premium Kegging System Kit
Ditch the bottles. Draft beer from your own kegerator.
Bottling is the worst part of homebrewing — 48 bottles to sanitize, fill, cap, and condition for 2-3 weeks. Kegging eliminates all of it. Fill a keg, connect CO2, cold-crash for 24 hours, and pour draft beer from your own tap.
The TMCRAFT 5-gallon ball lock keg holds exactly one 5-gallon homebrew batch. New (not reconditioned) kegs are leak-free from day one — worth the price difference over used kegs with unknown o-ring history. The MRbrew dual-output CO2 regulator handles two kegs simultaneously — one on gas while one pours. The dual-gauge design lets you monitor both tank pressure and serving pressure at a glance.
The Inkbird ITC-308 is what converts any chest freezer into a kegerator — plug the freezer in, set 38°F, and it maintains draft temperature automatically. A chest freezer kegerator costs $150-200 total (freezer + Inkbird) vs. $800+ for a purpose-built kegerator.
Once you keg, going back to bottles feels impossible.
What's in this kit (3 items)
TMCRAFT 5 Gallon Ball Lock Keg — New Stainless Steel Corny Keg
4.8 stars. New ball lock corny keg — holds exactly one 5-gallon homebrew batch. New kegs come with fresh o-rings and no leaks from day one. Ball lock fittings are the easier, more common standard for homebrewers.
MRbrew Keg CO2 Regulator — Dual Output, CGA-320, Dual Gauge
4.7 stars. Dual-output regulator serves two kegs simultaneously — one carbonating, one pouring. Dual gauges show tank pressure and serving pressure at a glance. CGA-320 fitting connects to standard CO2 tanks (filled at homebrew shops or welding supply stores).
Inkbird ITC-308 Digital Temperature Controller — Kegerator Conversion
10,200+ reviews, 4.6 stars. Plug any chest freezer into this to build a kegerator for $150-200 total — vs. $800+ for a purpose-built unit. Set 38°F and it holds draft temperature automatically. The most cost-effective path to draft beer at home.