Kegco EBDHCK2-5T Deluxe Homebrew Two Tap Door Mount Kegerator Conversion Kit, 5 lb CO2 Review (2026)

Who this conversion kit is for

This Kegco kit is designed to convert an ordinary refrigerator or freezer into a dual tap home draft system, which fits a homebrewer or serious craft beer fan who already has a spare fridge and wants to serve two different homebrews, or a homebrew and a commercial favorite, side by side on tap. Because the kit is built around Cornelius style ball lock home brew kegs, it suits someone kegging their own beer rather than dispensing from commercial kegs, and the two tap setup is aimed at a household that wants variety on tap rather than a single beer. A brewer who only ever kegs one beer at a time, or who has no spare fridge to convert, would get more value from a simpler single tap kit.

What comes in the box

The kit includes a commercial grade dual gauge regulator with a T-style adjustment valve for setting serving pressure, two full sets of ball lock keg couplers so each keg has its own gas-in and beer-out connection, two NSF approved beer faucets with forged brass bodies and polished chrome finishes, a 10 inch stainless steel wall mount drip tray to catch spills at the tap, and 5 feet each of clear beer line and blue 5/16 inch gas line tubing. A 5 lb aluminum CO2 tank with a glossy red coating is included as well, which provides gas for both taps from a single cylinder rather than requiring a separate tank per keg. All of this is meant to be installed through the refrigerator door, with the faucets and drip tray mounted externally and the lines running through drilled holes to the kegs inside.

What installation involves

Converting a refrigerator into a kegerator with a door mount kit means drilling through the fridge door to route the beer and gas lines from the interior kegs out to the externally mounted faucets and drip tray, which is a real modification to the appliance rather than something that can be undone without leaving holes behind. Because the kit is designed for two Cornelius style kegs, the interior of the fridge needs enough clearance for two 5 gallon kegs plus the CO2 tank, which rules out compact dorm style fridges and works best with a dedicated chest freezer or a larger upright unit bought specifically for this purpose. Once installed, the dual gauge regulator lets a brewer dial in and monitor serving pressure for both kegs from the shared CO2 supply.

What is not included and other trade offs

This is a conversion kit rather than a complete kegerator, so the refrigerator or freezer itself, along with the two Cornelius style ball lock kegs that hold the beer, are not part of the package and have to be sourced separately, which is worth factoring into the total cost of a two tap setup. Drilling into a refrigerator door does carry some risk of damaging insulation or, in rare cases, interior components if not done carefully, so following Kegco's installation guidance or watching a install walkthrough before starting is worthwhile. Compared with Kegco's standard or premium tier kits, this deluxe version includes upgraded stainless and brass components, while a single tap version of a similar kit costs less for a brewer who only needs to serve one beer at a time.

Bottom line for a two keg setup

For a homebrewer ready to dedicate a fridge or freezer to serving two kegs at once, this deluxe two tap kit earns its our score of 8.6 out of 10 by bundling a quality regulator, dual couplers, brass faucets and a CO2 tank into one purchase. The two things to plan for are that kegs are not included, so budget for two Cornelius style kegs separately, and that door mounting is a permanent modification to whatever fridge is used. A brewer who only kegs one beer at a time, or who is not ready to commit to drilling a fridge door, should look at a single tap kit or a tower mounted kegerator conversion instead.

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