Secure your kegerator with Summit's TapLock accessory. Designed for use with virtually any standard beer, wine, or flat cold brew draft tower, the TapLock can be installed and removed as needed to prevent unsupervised access to the contents of your kegerator. Simply slip the lock over the faucet, turn the included key clockwise until it is secure, and remove the key. To remove the lock, insert the key and turn counterclockwise to loosen the TapLock. We include two keys with each TapLock. Please note that each faucet requires its own TapLock, so if you need to secure dual and triple taps, you will need to order multiple TapLocks. The TapLock is not compatible with stout or nitro style draft towers.
- Versatile design works with most standard beer, wine, kombucha, and flat coffee taps; this will not secure stout or nitro style faucets
- Simply slide the lock over your tap faucet and tighten with the included key
- Two identical flat keys included to distribute as needed
- Steel construction for durable use
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| Nominal Height |
4.0" (10 cm) |
| Height of Cabinet |
4.0" (10 cm) |
| Nominal Width |
2.0" (5 cm) |
| Width |
2.0" (5 cm) |
| Nominal Depth |
1.0" (3 cm) |
| Depth |
1.0" (3 cm) |
| Weight |
1.0 lbs. (0 kg) |
| Parts & Labor Warranty |
90 Days |
| UPC |
761101075013 |
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Type:
Refrigerator Accessories
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Width:
2.0" (5 cm)
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Depth:
1.0" (3 cm)
Professional delivery and installation is available for every product we sell. We would be happy to coordinate delivery and installation for you.
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