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What is DFC 9500 FOB and how is it helpful in serving draught beer?

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The beer is supplied refrigerated and served in clear glass. The colour of the drink and its bubble head must be visible to the customer. The drink seems inviting in a long, narrow glass with a large cup. To serve draught beer, you can use a dfc 9500 fob . Firstly, FOB means "Foam on Beer." FOBs are mainly produced for extended draught beer systems to avoid the beer line from filling up with air when a barrel is triggered. When using a fob detector, you can say goodbye to the jars of wasted foam after changing a barrel. The FOB cuts the flow of beer at the tap which allows changing barrels with little or no waste. You will surely have questions regarding this device. Why use this machine? What would this machine do? What help could you get from this machine? And so on. Normally the beer is served directly from the barrel, but there is an issue in serving beer straight from the barrel. The problem is foam. The carbon dioxide in the drink turns the drink into air bubbles. Th

Why You Must Have a Double Beer FOB System?

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A Double Beer FOB System is designed to keep your draft beer lines filled with beer and beer only. It spots an empty barrel and stops the flow of beer, eliminating the foam you get from an empty barrel. It also removes the requirement to fill the pipes with beer and clear air from the system. If you haven’t installed this system on your beer line, when your barrel gets vacant, your faucet starts to spit and spray foam. With a double beer FOB system installed, you will not get any foam formation when your barrel is vacant, and when you tap the new barrel, your faucet will instantly pour beer. No wasted foam, no downtime for your customers, and no extra costs for the labour involved when a person has to spend time cleaning the cooler where an empty blown barrel has made a mess. Maybe more significant than ability is the cost of saving beer provided by installing foam on beer detectors on your long runs. Depending on your beer lines length, each barrel change can waste