Perlick Stainless Steel Flow Control Beer Faucet [650SS]

No more messing with PSI or line length for me - this faucet works!I run 16 psi pressure on 4 ft lines and the flow control is perfect. From off, to a slow trickle, to a nice pour, to a glass full of foam - your choice with the flow control handle. The flow adjustment is very precise and stays on setting when not in use.With this faucet I get a perfect pour every time and it really doesn't stick when not used for a week.I will order a second one soon!PS: don't forget you'll need to order a faucet wrench...

I have had a home 'kegerator' for a decade and have always had problems with pouring too much head. I replaced my lines and the tap with a new (basic) model similar to the old one and was still not happy. I considered getting out of the 'home kegerator' club until I talked to my main beer supplier (shout out to 'Alley Kat' craft brewing in Edmonton - great products!) and was referred to OBK and Perlick faucets. I am now so happy with the quality and performance of this product that I have now replaced the tower with a double faucet style and am buying a second 650SS.

Great faucet for my 2 tap keggerator. I replaced both the crappy ones it came with. It's a lot more sanitary, but wasn't why I bought it. My tower isn't cooled and this really helps with foamy pours when the keg and tap temperature have a big difference. Slowing it down helps to cool the faucet and this reduce foam.

If you're saving money to buy a perlick 630 do yourself a favor and add the extra cash to get this faucet. The inside of your Kegertor will look nicer and you'll be able to pour perfect beer every time.

I recently replaced a Perlick 630 with one of these. WOW! What a difference!I use a single CO2 tank with a manifold to direct CO2 to two kegs. I usually run a blonde and an IPA from a local craft brewery. I've never had a problem with the blond but the IPA was **always** foamy.Short of running a second CO2 tank I wasn't sure what would solve this issue. I ordered the 650SS as an experiment and it solved my issues. My IPA is pouring beautifully!I had a little trouble putting it together after cleaning as it didn't come with any instructions. While searching for a solution I found several videos with people mentioning that they use this faucet when they have short beer lines. Mine are only 6 feet so this makes total sense.Long story short, if you're running short beer lines this is the faucet you need. Love it!

When you go into a brewery and you see these taps, you know you made the right choice. Most breweries use them so it's really a no brainer. The flow control makes it perfect and the price is perfect too. Don't know what the 2 other reviews are about the sulphur smell, but I noticed they're both from Ottawa so maybe it's just our nation's capital water supply!

I have not experienced the sulpher taste or smell. I hear specific cleaners can cause this but mine is still quite new. The flow control is excellent. I over carbed a bit and this solved the issue. You may want to not go crazy with hose length as this can restrict down to nothing.

Got two of these to get myself started into the kegging world but they seem to be producing a sulfur smell, so I have to throw away 6oz of beer every time I want to drink. Contacted Perlick and OBK but they wont fix it or have them changed. Be careful before buying this.