Manufactured by ODL in Italy this Mixed Gas Regulator is designed for dispense systems using mixed gas blends or nitrogen, delivering the same commercial-quality build and pressure stability as our CO₂ regulator.

Manufactured in Italy by ODL, a specialist producer of gas control equipment for the beverage dispense industry, this regulator is built around the proven ODL SC-1 body and supplied by us with a John Guest push-fit outlet rather than a traditional hose barb.

It’s a straightforward, professional solution for stout, nitro beers, and mixed gas kegging setups.

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Why ODL?

ODL manufacture commercial-grade gas control equipment used in professional beverage dispense systems across Europe. Homebrewers choose ODL regulators because they deliver the same pressure stability and reliability found in commercial installations — making them a clear upgrade from entry-level homebrew regulators.

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John Guest Push-Fit Outlet (TMM Specification)

This regulator is supplied with a John Guest push-fit outlet, allowing:

• Tool-free connection to gas line

• Clean installs using EVA Barrier or polyethylene gas line

• Easy system changes without cutting hose

• A tidy, professional finish inside kegerators and gas boards

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Key Features

• Manufactured in Italy by ODL

• Proven SC-1 regulator body

• Suitable for mixed gas blends and nitrogen

• John Guest push-fit gas outlet

• Robust brass construction

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Fits Direct to Gas Bottle

This regulator fits directly onto standard mixed gas or nitrogen cylinders. No additional adaptors are required.

Fitting Instructions

1. Ensure the gas cylinder valve is fully closed.

2. Insert the supplied hard nylon washer into the cylinder outlet.

3. Screw the regulator onto the cylinder valve by hand until snug.

4. Push your gas line (such as EVA Barrier 6.3mm / 9.5mm gas line) into the John Guest outlet.

5. Slowly open the cylinder valve and check for leaks.

6. Adjust the regulator to the required serving pressure.

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Important

• A hard nylon washer is included and must be used

• A missing washer will cause a leak, even if the regulator feels tight

• Always close the cylinder valve before removing the regulator

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Ideal For

• Mixed gas kegging systems

• Nitrogen and stout dispense

• Kegerators and keezers using mixed gas

• Brewers wanting commercial-quality gas control at home

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