A glycol beer chiller (also called a glycol power pack) is the heart of a long-draw draft beer system. It chills a propylene-glycol and water bath and circulates it alongside the beer lines, holding every pour at serving temperature from the keg cooler to the faucet. The food-grade glycol never touches the beer.

The BVL CWA-2 dual-pump commercial glycol power pack runs two independent glycol loops for long-draw draft systems serving multiple trunk lines or towers.

Specifications

• Pumps: 2
• Configuration: self-contained, air-cooled
• Cooling agent: food-grade propylene glycol

Sizing and setup

As a rule of thumb, plan for roughly 3/4 HP per 100 ft of insulated trunk-line run, adding headroom for high tap counts or hot mechanical rooms. Mix the bath with food-grade propylene glycol and distilled water per the manufacturer manual. Not sure which chiller fits your run length and tap count? Talk to a specialist and we'll size it with you.