Camping Draught Beer Bundle

Off on camping trip? Don’t leave the keg behind. Just ‘cause you’re roughing it, doesn’t mean no tap beer ‘round the campfire.

Camping in Australia is already top level. Now, it’s time to notch it up one step more. With our Jockey bundle, you can enjoy that perfect pour while you’re rustlin’ up some grub for the crew. Compact, it’s you perfect travel buddy.

This bundle offers you everything you require to be pouring those icy-cold schooners of draught beer, cider, cocktails or wine. For your next camping, simply supply the bagged ice as required and enjoy the remarkable draught experience.

These bundles are the top selling kegs combinations (e.g. Black Hops Pale Ale, East Coast Haze, GOAT, Send It, Hornet; Heads of Noosa 3.5 Lager, Japanese Lager; Great Northern, Stone & Wood and any other choice of keg). If you don’t find the combination you would like, give us a call on 1300 633 827 and we will tailor the bundle of your choice. Jockey Box Hire: suitable for customers who plan to dispense the kegs, without access to electricity.

This includes the Jockey Box, CO2 gas bottle and necessary equipment. Simply provide the bagged ice to keep the cold plate chilled for the duration of the event.

This bundle includes the following:
✓ 35L Jockey Box
✓ cast aluminum cold plate
✓ two stainless-steel taps
✓ shanks with push-in fittings
✓ beer and gas line
✓ 2.6kg CO2 gas bottle
✓ MK CO2 regulator
✓ coupler(s) for each keg

Jockey Box

Dimensions:
• Fridge System

600 x 400 x 450 (WxDxH)

incl. castor wheels – 890mm (H)

• Font

80mm (W) x 330mm (H)

incl. tap – 400mm (H)

• 49.5L Kegs:

CUB (D-type) 400mm (W) x 530mm (H) Lion (A-type) 360mm (W) x 610mm (H)

Operating Info:

Operating Info:
1. Attach your kegs to the beer inlet hoses on the jockey box and purge the cold plate with beer to avoid any water in the cold plate freezing.
2. Fill the esky with ice and leave the drain open for any melted water to drain out.
3. Set the regulator at approximately 30 PSI to account for the excess line resistance.

CO2 Pressure:

If your kegs are cold and you are using CO2 to dispense please be aware that extended time at this elevated pressure might cause the beer to over carbonate, so you may like to consider dispensing with straight nitrogen or a beer-gas mix. If your kegs are ambient temp then this should not be an issue as the CO2 will not easily dissolve into warm beer. Ultimately, if you are only dispensing at elevated pressures for a few hours this is not normally long enough to over carbonate the beer.