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when you're running any type of restaurant bar or other establishment beer is very important and how it is deliver is important and that's where draught comes into play last thing you want is a bunch of angry thirsty customers in many establishments what you'll find is they have a direct trawl system or that's a keg box that would be mounted underneath the bar and would feed directly up into a tower or faucet some of the advantages of that would be that you have a keg right here you have a short draw system and you're not going to have a lot of waste because this pour is pulling directly up into the faucet if you have a long draw system the first component you'll see is going to be the power pack basically what a power pack is a refrigeration unit that houses glycol and glycol is food grade antifreeze so what it does is it pumps this glycol out of this frozen bath all the way up to the tower and then back again to make sure that the beer stays super cold from back to front and it also of course keeps it from foaming one of those things you need to take into consideration if you have a long draught system is what you're pushing that beer with if you push beer too far with straight co2 you will literally push co2 in the beer and make it wild too foaming so you will need either a beer blast or a blender system and what this does is it takes nitrogen and co2 mixes them together and pushes the beer through the system that way you get a perfect balance and no foam one of the next pieces you're going to see in a draft system is going to be the coupler if you've ever tapped a keg you're very familiar with this basically it's job is to tap into a keg and then you extend the handle down which releases co2 onto the keg and makes the beer point so the device you see now is a fob and it stands for froth on beer or foam on beer and it has a great job at a long draw draught system it basically when the keg runs out it tells the beer to stop pouring so you don't feel your lines up with a bunch of foam and you don't have a lot of waste another very important factor is temperature whether it's long draw our short draw you want to make sure your cooler remains at 38 degrees that's the optimal temperature last but not least we're going to talk about quality and how it affects beer in these draft systems you have to be sure that the lines are cleaned every two weeks the couplers are clean with that the faucets are taken apart and clean you can literally get beer stone buildup in these lines you can get yeast buildup...