Kegerators & Keg Fridges

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A kegerator is a fridge built to hold kegs and pour beer on tap. It keeps your beer cold and under CO2, so a keg stays carbonated for weeks instead of going flat like an opened bottle. Home brewers mostly use 19L ball lock kegs, while the larger cabinets also take a 50L commercial keg. Every kegerator here ships Australia wide from our Brisbane and Melbourne warehouses.

Choosing a kegerator

Homebrew or commercial kegs?

19L ball lock (corny) kegs are the home brewing standard and fit every cabinet here. Commercial 50L kegs connect with a coupler instead: in Australia, CUB-group breweries use D-type couplers, most other breweries use A-type, and S-type is mainly for imported beers. The Series X.1, Kegmaster Premium XL and Undercover units take one 50L keg; the Series X Plus and Solstice Duo take two. Tall and A-type kegs may need a low-profile coupler elbow to clear the ceiling. Couplers and disconnects are in kegs, couplers and disconnects.

How many taps?

One tap suits a single beer on rotation, two lets you keep a lager and an ale on, and three or four is for people who brew often or entertain. Most cabinets run up to four taps. The Series X Plus takes two towers or an 8-tap T-bar. Buying the tap count you want up front is cheaper than adding taps later.

Browse by range: Series X.1, Series X Plus, Kegmaster Fast Tap and home kegerators.

Sizes and widths

Model	W × D × H (mm)	19L kegs	50L kegs	Max taps
Series X.1	600 × 650 × 840 (890 on castors)	4	1	4
Series X Plus	900 × 708 × 840 (excl. castors)	8	2	8
Kegmaster Premium XL	600 × 640 × 850 on rollers (830 without, 890 on castors)	4	1	4
Undercover built-in	600 × 600 × 865	4	1	3

Freestanding kegerators need airflow, so allow about 100mm on each side (the Series X Plus also needs 100mm behind it).

Under bench or freestanding?

Freestanding cabinets roll on castors and suit a garage, shed or home bar. Under bench kegerators vent out the front, so they can be built into cabinetry with no side gap. See our guide to installing a kegerator under bench.

What comes with a kegerator?

Base fridges such as the Series X Plus base fridge include the cabinet, a CO2 regulator, drip tray, castors and a holder for a 2.6kg cylinder. The tower, taps, CO2 cylinder and kegs are extra.
Kegmaster Premium XL units come with the tower and taps fitted. Options add a CO2 cylinder, 19L kegs with disconnects and an under-bench font adaptor.
Kegerator kits bundle the fridge with kegs, gas and disconnects, ready to pour.

Building from a base fridge? You will need 19L kegs or a coupler, a CO2 cylinder and regulator from gas tanks and regulators, beer line and duotight fittings, taps from keg dispensing, and keg cleaning gear. Our guide covers cleaning and looking after your kegerator.

Mini and portable kegerators

Benchtop mini kegs and portable dispensers hold a few litres, fit in a normal fridge and need no cabinet. Browse benchtop, mini and portable kegs, or the Kegmaster Chiller with 12V power pack for pouring cold away from mains power.

Kegerator FAQs

Is a kegerator worth it?

If you brew regularly or like draught beer at home, usually yes. Kegging cuts out washing and priming bottles, the beer stays evenly carbonated, and one 19L keg pours about 44 schooners.

How long will beer last in a kegerator?

Kept cold and under CO2, weeks to a few months. Pasteurised commercial beer holds for about 90 to 120 days, unpasteurised beer about 45 to 60 days. Home brew is unpasteurised, so it tastes best within about two months of kegging.

Which kegerator is best for home use?

For 19L homebrew kegs, the Kegmaster Premium XL and Series X.1 both hold four kegs and run up to four taps; the Premium XL comes with taps fitted. For two commercial 50L kegs or up to eight homebrew kegs, choose the Series X Plus. To build into cabinetry, choose an under bench unit.

Can I use a commercial 50L keg in a homebrew kegerator?

Yes, if the cabinet is big enough and you fit the right coupler for the brewery (A, D or S-type). The Series X.1, Kegmaster Premium XL and Undercover take one 50L keg; the Series X Plus and Solstice Duo take two. Tall A-type kegs may need a low-profile elbow.

What CO2 cylinder size do I need?

A 2.6kg cylinder is the usual choice: it fits the cylinder holder in the Series X base fridges and carbonates and dispenses up to about 200L of beer, around ten 19L kegs. A 6kg cylinder means fewer refills if you have the room.

How wide is a kegerator?

Most single-cabinet kegerators are 600mm wide, including the Series X.1, Kegmaster Premium XL and Undercover. The Series X Plus is 900mm wide. Allow about 100mm clearance on each side of a freestanding unit.

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