Multi-channel local beverage cooler
OwnerOscar Wilkesinventor
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A cooler for cooling a plurality of brands of liquid beverages for delivery at taps for dispensing to customers at a desired chilled temperature. The cooler has a heat exchanger with a shell having channels passing through it, each communicating with a keg containing a beverage and a dispensing tap. Chilled coolant, controlled by the heat exchanger flows through the shell to cool the beverage flowing through the channels to the desired temperature. The temperature of the coolant is controlled by a temperature controller to maintain a narrow desired temperature range, just above the freezing temperature. The cooler is capable of cooling each of the channels without having to be installed in a walk-in cooler, allowing its installation proximate the serving taps. Also, the kegs containing the various brands of beer which are connected to the heat exchanger do not have to be kept in a walk-in cooler. 30° F. to 34° F. range.
An apparatus for communicating a set of pressurized beverages from respective beverage reservoirs to respective outlets, and chilling the beverage(s) as they are being so communicated, the apparatus comprising:
An apparatus for communicating a plurality of pressurized beers from respective kegs to respective taps, and chilling the beers as they are being so communicated, the apparatus comprising:
An apparatus for communicating a set of pressurized beers from respective kegs to respective taps, and chilling the beer(s) as they are being so communicated, the apparatus comprising:
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