Gas for multiple cornies at once

[BigStoo]

I'm just wondering what people use go get gas to multiple cornies at once?

At the moment, I'm switching the disconnect between cornies as necessary but I'd like a more permanent solution. Currently, I've only got 2 cornies but you know how they breed.

Here's what I'm considering...
- A barbed t-piece (or more if required). I wouldn't be able to switch them off independently though.
- A manifold, as used in aquariums. Would this be able to take the pressure? I imagine 5psi would be ok, but 40psi for force carbonating might be a bit much.
- Cobbling something together with 10mm brass fittings.

 

[jamesb]

Have a chat with Paul from Harmony Hut on Ebay, he'll put together all the bits you need.

 

[Vossy1]

These are worth keeping an eye out on e-bay for. It's a gas management board for drinks dispense and Norman of corny fame sells them every now and then :thumb:
4 beers at one pressure and then 2 which can be set to high pressure

 

[Hawks]

I'm currently at the simple stage of a push fit T-Piece, looking at a secondary reg though so I can have a high and low pressure setting without having to disconnect a beer for serving when I prime a new corny. So guess it will end up like Vossy's but not as neat :wha:

 

[BigStoo]

These are worth keeping an eye out on e-bay for. It's a gas management board for drinks dispense and Norman of corny fame sells them every now and then :thumb:
4 beers at one pressure and then 2 which can be set to high pressure

Ooohh. Nice. Looks expensive though.

 

[Vossy1]

I think mine was £50 ish...not too bad !

 

[BigStoo]

Just been in touch with Norm.... and bought one for £50 :thumb:

...oh, and bought another Corny. It would be rude not to. :party:

 

[Vossy1]

Nice buys :party:

 

[Varnish]

I'm looking at doing this.
I'm using a tee piece at the moment, but need a second regulator for different beer styles.

I don't have £50 to spend so i was thinking of using one of these:
Ebay Linky

I'd use a couple of John guest fittings, or some push fittings to connect it all up.