Does the regulator handle two kegs at once? null

With the included equipment, Yes. But the beers will be served at the same pressure. If you want to serve at different pressures then you would need to get additional equipment.

"Best answer" is incorrect. There are not two regulators, only one regulator is included with a "T" to split for both lines. Both lines operate at the same pressure which works fine.

The supplied regulator will handle two kegs. But you have to hook up two kegs as there is not a CO2 shut off valve. Either you need to buy a shut off valve or buy a dual regulator. That is what I did. With dual regulators you can have two different pressures for different kinds of beer. Stouts and such do not require as much CO2 pressure as your lighter beers such as Budweiser. The dual regulators have a shut off valve for each regulator.

It does hold two Kegs, sixtels or slim 1/4 kegs though. If you want a full keg you can only fit one in there. So far I can get around 45 pints from a sixtel.

Yes but I recommend a setup with two shut off valves per keg. The original packaging sends a "t" joint to split the co2 lines between kegs but does not enable you to shut off as air to one side while changing the other. The regulator is standard there is no upgrade available as it only shows the psi between two lines very easy to use.

The 2-tap model has two regulators so it can handle two small kegs at the same time.

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With the included equipment, Yes. But the beers will be served at the same pressure. If you want to serve at different pressures then you would need to get additional equipment.
Answered by Codzy 9 years ago
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"Best answer" is incorrect. There are not two regulators, only one regulator is included with a "T" to split for both lines. Both lines operate at the same pressure which works fine.
Answered by Link888 9 years ago
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The supplied regulator will handle two kegs. But you have to hook up two kegs as there is not a CO2 shut off valve. Either you need to buy a shut off valve or buy a dual regulator. That is what I did. With dual regulators you can have two different pressures for different kinds of beer. Stouts and such do not require as much CO2 pressure as your lighter beers such as Budweiser. The dual regulators have a shut off valve for each regulator.
Answered by GaryGVB 7 years ago
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Yes
Answered by Cyclone 9 years ago
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yes
Answered by 1frog1 10 years ago
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Yes. as Listed on the specs.
Answered by nixter 8 years ago
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It does hold two Kegs, sixtels or slim 1/4 kegs though. If you want a full keg you can only fit one in there. So far I can get around 45 pints from a sixtel.
Answered by Dski 8 years ago
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Yes. I have had no problems.
Answered by Jonryb 9 years ago
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YES
Answered by Hemi31B 9 years ago
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Yes but I recommend a setup with two shut off valves per keg. The original packaging sends a "t" joint to split the co2 lines between kegs but does not enable you to shut off as air to one side while changing the other. The regulator is standard there is no upgrade available as it only shows the psi between two lines very easy to use.
Answered by Beerman 9 years ago
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