Description
Sodastream regulator kit – without accessories
The SodaStream regulator kit without accessories is a practical, space-saving solution for carbonating and serving from a keg. The kit suits homebrewers who already have a SodaStream or AGA cylinder and want precise control over the CO₂ pressure.
At the heart of the kit is the Oxyturbo Minor CO₂ regulator, made by Oxyturbo in Italy. The regulator fits SodaStream and AGA cylinders directly without an adapter, and has two gauges that give a clear view of both cylinder pressure and output pressure.
The included push-fit CO₂ hose set with ball lock disconnect makes it easy to connect the regulator to Cornelius kegs, mini kegs or other compatible keg systems. The kit is suitable for carbonating and serving beer, cider, hard seltzer, soda and other carbonated drinks.
What is in the kit
- Oxyturbo Minor CO₂ regulator
- Push-fit CO₂ hose set with ball lock disconnect
Features
- Fits SodaStream and AGA cylinders directly
- Oxyturbo Minor regulator with two gauges
- Good control of cylinder and output pressure
- Max output pressure: 2.5 bar
- Ball lock disconnect included
- Compact and space-saving
- For carbonating and serving from a keg
- Suitable for beer, cider, hard seltzer and soda
Important information
The CO₂ cylinder must always stand upright when connected to the regulator. SodaStream and AGA cylinders contain liquid CO₂, and using them lying down can damage the regulator or freeze the gauge.
Frequently asked questions about the Sodastream regulator kit without accessories
What else do I need besides the regulator kit?
You need a SodaStream or AGA cylinder with CO₂, a keg with ball lock posts and a beer line set with a tap.
What pressure should I use?
A simple method is to carbonate at 1 bar for a week at 3–5 °C with the gas connected. For serving, around 0.8 bar works on most systems. The regulator delivers up to 2.5 bar.
Does the regulator fit AGA cylinders?
Yes. The Oxyturbo Minor fits both SodaStream and AGA cylinders directly without an adapter.
Why must the CO₂ cylinder stand upright?
The cylinder contains liquid CO₂. If it lies down while the regulator is connected, the liquid can damage the regulator or freeze the gauge.
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