The TruFusion blender is designed to satisfy the needs of the beer dispensing process without electricity in the wall, ongoing maintenance, or adjustment. It holds your blend where it was set, which is the part most blenders fail at over a busy month.
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Line length, rise and temperature, measured, then locked in.
If either input gas stops, the built in shut off valve stops all gas flow. That sounds drastic until you consider the alternative: a blender that keeps running on whichever gas is still present, quietly serving your customers beer at the wrong blend for however long it takes somebody to notice.
Stopping is the correct behavior, because it protects product quality and it tells you immediately that something needs attention.
Requiring no power means one less thing to fail behind a bar and one less cable in a wet environment. Requiring no ongoing adjustment means the blend you set in week one is the blend you have in week thirty.
For a venue that changes bar staff regularly, equipment that cannot be casually adjusted is a feature rather than a limitation.
A draft beer gas blender is judged on whether it holds its ratio under load, not on what it reads when first commissioned. A CO2 N2 blender that drifts across a busy weekend gives you a different pour on Sunday than on Thursday.
The TruFusion beer gas blender holds to plus or minus 2 percent or better and needs no adjustment, which is why the blend you set at install is the blend you still have months later.
A blender holds one pre-set ratio. Sites running both standard draft and nitro typically run separate gas to each, specified at install.
Yes. It pairs with straight nitrogen cylinders or with a NITRO-DRAUGHT generator, depending on your usage.
Line length, rise and temperature, measured, then locked in.
