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The KOMOS Rubicon Draft Box is the ideal option for serving beer at your next cookout, tailgater, or camping trip. This dual tap jockey box is built around the ultra-tough, rotomolded Rubicon Cooler and features the aluminum cast Slimline cold plate for compact, efficient cooling. Everything you need to rig up the draft box is included and only takes minutes to assemble. Along with the cooler and cold plate, you’ll receive stainless steel forward-sealing Intertap faucets, stainless Intertap shanks, self-closing faucet springs, tap handles, EVABarrier draft line, and Duotight fittings for all connections.

Rubicon Cooler
With durable rotomolded body, high density polyurethane insulation and compression seal lid, the Rubicon will hold ice for days on end, even in the hottest of climates. Rotomolding is a procedure that ensures every part of the cooler is made with a continuous thick wall with minimal imperfections. This makes the cooler extremely tough, and is one of the features that have made YETI® coolers such a hit. High density polyurethane foam walls offer superior insulation compared to cheaper ice chest options, which means ice will hold for far longer and ensure your draft box doesn’t warm up before you’re done pouring beers. There are certainly cheaper draft boxes out there, designed with far cheaper coolers, but none of them will stand up to the Rubicon’s long-lasting performance.

Slimline Cold Plate
The KOMOS Slimline Cold Plate is made from rugged aluminum casting with a large thermal mass for excellent heat absorption. High conductivity aluminum alloy aids the heat transfer as your beverage travels through the internal 18 ft. long stainless steel lines. We love cold plates for low volume applications, as they’re easy to connect to, easy to store, and leave plenty of room in the cooler for other food or beverages.

Duotight Fittings & EVABarrier Draft Tubing
Duotight and EVABarrier have revolutionized how you connect draft line. We love it in the KOMOS commercial and residential kegerators, and we’re excited to see the same ease-of-assembly introduced to draft boxes. Duotight fittings offer a quick connection, reliable seal, and versatility. Setting up and connecting draft line has never been easier — no more hose clamps or heating water to soften tubing! EVABarrier tubing has been engineered with protection in mind and is both PVC-free and BPA-free. This double walled tubing offers superior protection against oxidation, CO2 loss, and microbial growth. EVA tubing is the future of draft line for professional applications, and now your draft box will feature the same first-class tubing.

We recommend adding Duotight fittings to use for your keg connections as well. Depending on whether you’ll be serving from homebrew kegs or commercial sanke kegs, you’ll need two DUO106 or two DUO104 per line.

Features:
Rubicon Cooler
Rotomolded body
High density polyurethane insulation
Lockable compression lid with high quality seal
Polyester rope handles with molded grips
Rubber feet
Side drain outlet
23.5″ x 16.25″ x 16.5″
Slimline Cold Plate
Aluminum cast
18 ft. internal lines made from 304 stainless steel
1/4″ male flare connections
15″ x 10″ x 1″
2 x Intertap Stainless Faucets w/ Self-Closing Springs
2 x Intertap Stainless Draft Shanks
2 x Black Plastic Tap Handles
39 ft. roll of EVABarrier tubing (8 mm OD x 5mm ID)
Duotight push-in fittings for all connections

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With the MoreBeer! Draft Jockey Box your beer will pour cold for hours! Take it camping, tailgating, or just pull it out when the gang is over.

Draft boxes (Jockey boxes) are portable dispensing systems used to cool beer as it travels inline from the keg to the faucet. The MoreBeer! Draft Jockey Box includes a Rubbermaid insulated cooler, a 50′ x 3/8″ stainless steel coil, faucet, shank and beer line clamps.

A favorite innovation in our draft box design is that we use larger 3/8″ OD stainless steel tubing, which has two advantages over designs offered by other companies:

1) It cools a greater volume of beer, and cools it faster. The coil will hold approximately 33 oz of beer at a time.

2) The larger diameter line offers less resistance, which lets you push the beer with less CO2 pressure. Our boxes require about 10-15 psi from the CO2 tank to push the beer from the keg to the faucet (same pressure you use to dispense at home). Because the vast majority of beer lovers opt to keep their beer cool at all times to protect flavor (especially a homebrewer who is going to retap the same kegs at home!) and reduce foaming issues, most people opt to also ice the keg. The low applied pressure of 10-15 psi means that if you leave the system hooked up overnight, the beer will not over carbonate. If you do not plan on keeping the keg cold, which is perfectly fine, our system still works great because you can disconnect the line (if left for days) to keep the beer from losing carbonation.

We do not use shanks on the back side of our boxes. We drill holes slightly smaller than the line size so that a tight seal is created but you can still pull the line in when not in use, without having a wrench on hand. This makes storage and transport extremely easy. You will appreciate not having lines flopping everywhere.

You will need to purchase the appropriate tap for your needs, be it commercial or homebrew quick disconnects. You will also need a CO2 system, comprised of a CO2 tank and regulator.

Tips For Best Results:

• It is much more likely for a beer left at a high psi to overcarbonate (become foamy) than a beer left at a low psi to lose carbonation. The reason is that gas will always keep coming from the regulator until the gas/beer pressure have reached an equilibrium, so over time the high psi setting becomes the pressure in the beer. However, for a beer to lose carbonation it has to come out of solution into the headspace in the keg. Because the headspace is limited, only so much CO2 can come out, and the keg pressure will not drop all the way down to the lower regulator pressure on its own. This is the reason that if you have overcarbonated a beer you have to repeatedly vent the keg, reducing the pressure in the headspace to 0, and allowing more gas to escape from the beer.
• For the best performance when using a draft box, tests have shown that ice water is actually the most effective at cooling the coils. So, as the ice melts, DO NOT OPEN THE VALVE ON THE COOLER. Draft boxes with Cooling Plates (stainless coil embedded in aluminum) are designed to work with the valve open, ours is not.