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The temperature gauge uses a sensor to indicate the temperature on the exterior of the keg. The optimum drinking temperature is when the pointer of the temperature gauge is at the bottom of the scale.
Tip: pre-cool your kegs for 16 hours at a temperature of 3-4 ⁰C. |
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| We recommend that kegs are pre-chilled in the fridge for at least 16 hours before use. Cooling down a keg directly in the appliance will take more than 24 hours. If the keg is pre-chilled at 4 ⁰C, you can start serving right after placing the keg in the appliance. For best results, make sure the beer is cooled all the way down. |
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Once a keg is open, you have to keep it in your Blade appliance. You can store the open keg for up to 30 days. This will keep the keg at the right pressure and freshness. You can take the keg out before it is empty, but once removed it should not be consumed.
If you would like to see how to change a keg you can watch this video. |
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| The Blade temperature cannot be changed. The appliance will chill to 2°C, the optimal temperature for a nice cold beer. |
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| When a keg is loaded in Blade, it should stay plugged in. We recommend unplugging the appliance when it does not have a keg installed. |
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Blade is an 8-litre countertop draught dispenser that provides a freshly tapped beer.
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Dimensions including drip tray are the following: 590 x 290 x 471 mm (h x w x d).
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17,6 kg (26 kg including a keg).
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Blade is not battery powered. Blade must be plugged into the wall mains with a 2 meter power cable.
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The energy consumption will be approximate 0,8 kWh per day. This is comparable to a 35 Watt lamp in your outlet.
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When in use and chilling, you may hear the fan at the back of the cooling system of the BLADE. This is to adjust the machine to an optimum temperature. At other times the machine may make a dull murmur, this is nothing to worry about. It's roughly comparable to your fridge.
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The temperature gauge uses a sensor to indicate the temperature on the exterior of the keg. The optimum drinking temperature is when the pointer of the temperature gauge is at the bottom of the scale. Note: use only pre-cooled kegs at a temperature of 3-4 ⁰C.
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