Kegland Flow Control Ball Lock Disconnect - Say Goodbye To Foamy Pours

In this video, we take a closer look at the KegLand POK Flow Control Ball Lock Disconnect. This cost-effective product effortlessly helps you balance your beer line to eliminate foamy pours.
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[@ricksigurdson2016]

I have one on every liquid out of my kegs. They work as advertised. I love them on portable systems as well

[@BitterRealityBrewing]

Earned 2 subs with this video, from my channel and my personal. I love it when someone shows they have a problem with a homebrew gadget and can fix it. This is helpful to those who have issues, but all home brewers can relate to having problems from time to time with equipment. Great Job!

[@graintoglass]

Really appreciate that! I believe it's important to leave that kind of stuff in our videos.

[@amrith10]

Amazing! Thank you for this. Have ordered it. Now looking forward to it getting here

[@graintoglass]

Let us know how you like it. Cheers

[@ssadams]

looks like a great product Thanks for sharing 👍

[@graintoglass]

Cheers

[@beersontap]

lesson learned!

[@graintoglass]

Indeed, Cheers!

[@bensigl3766]

They've been a big hit at my store in Texas!

[@graintoglass]

Cheers!

[@AM2PMReviews]

I can’t seem to turn it now. I am soaking it now in cleaner but I don’t know what else to do. I looked at taking it apart but I don’t see anything below the turn knob I can remove. I only use it around 10-30 psi and for a month and it seems to not flow at all now. I can’t seem to unscrew the bottom either

[@graintoglass]

Not to sure on that issue. Try closing it completely, hooking it up to your keg and then opening it again. If that doesn't work try reaching out to Kegland to see if they have any ideas. Cheers

[@V.Z.69]

What if I just want to store a small 2 litre keg in my frig? I don't have the room for a kegerator, so I just want to store my soda-brew in the frig. Will I have to gas it up after every pour or how does that work?

[@graintoglass]

Hi, you need a co2 tank and regulator hooked up to the keg at all times. Otherwise there won't be enough pressure to dispense and it would eventually go flat. Cheers

[@AM2PMReviews]

Can you connect it to a little mini tap like without any tubing?

[@graintoglass]

I think you could connect a duotight picnic tap directly to it. I'll try it out once I get a chance. Cheers

[@AM2PMReviews]

yes I keep seeing it needs a shank and it seems to be sold out lol. @@graintoglass

[@MatyBsAs]

KEgland sells a mini nucatap that has a duotight spigot (instead of a shank thread) and can be connected right into this thing

[@yooochoooob]

Another way to reduce " foam " is to pour against the side of the glass ... ask any bar-maid / barman ;)

[@graintoglass]

That definitely helps. Cheers

[@anthonydellaragione81]

Your location ?

[@graintoglass]

We are at Unit 1, 1333 Niakwa Road East in Winnipeg.