
- Faucets: 4, 304 stainless steel
- Coils: 4 x 50 ft, 1/4" ID x 5/16" OD
- Liquid contact: 304 stainless steel
- Cooler: 54 qt steel-belted, green
- Dimensions: 24" L x 16" W x 16-1/2" H
- Tapping kit: Not included
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Four cold pours, wherever the party is. Four 50 ft stainless steel coils sit in an ice bath inside a classic green steel-belted cooler, so beer chills on its way to the faucet instead of sitting in a fridge.
This 4 tap jockey box is built for festivals, weddings, catering gigs, brewery pop-ups, and tailgates where you need to pour more than one beer without running power. 50 ft of coil per line is the sweet spot for most events: plenty of contact to chill beer from a keg kept cool, without the extra line length that needs higher CO2 pressure. Pouring nonstop from kegs sitting in direct sun? Step up to a 70 ft or 120 ft coil model.
Features
- Four independent 50 ft coils. Pour four different beers, or split two kegs across four faucets to keep a busy line moving.
- 304 stainless steel on every liquid-contact part. Faucets, shanks, tailpieces, and coils are all stainless with no brass or chrome plating to wear through.
- Steel-belted 54 qt cooler. Rugged steel body with a painted green finish holds ice for hours.
- About 16 oz of beer held in each coil. The first pour after a break still comes out cold.
- Ships from inventory. Ready to go for your next event, with free shipping.
Specifications
| Faucets | 4, 304 stainless steel |
|---|---|
| Coils | 4 x 50 ft (one per faucet) |
| Coil Size | 1/4" ID x 5/16" OD |
| Coil Material | 304 stainless steel |
| Liquid Contact | 304 stainless steel (faucets, shanks, tailpieces, coils) |
| Cooler Capacity | 54 qt |
| Cooler Construction | Steel-belted, painted green finish |
| Beer Held Per Coil | Approx. 16 oz |
| Dimensions | 24" L x 16" W x 16-1/2" H |
| Tapping Kit | Not included |
What You'll Need
This jockey box arrives ready to connect, but the tapping kit is sold separately. To pour, you'll need a keg coupler for each keg (Sankey D fits most US commercial kegs), beer and gas lines to the box, a CO2 tank, and a regulator. Add ice and a little cold water so the coils are fully covered.
Setup and Care Tips
- Cover the coils completely with ice, then add cold water to improve contact and chilling.
- Coil jockey boxes typically pour best at 25 to 35 PSI to push beer through the full coil length.
- Flush each line with cleaner and then clean water after every event, and blow the coils dry before storage.
