Beer Dispenser
71 products
Buy commercial beer dispensers (kegerators) online in Canada: 71 products from brands like Fagor, Turbo Air and GBS, most priced $3,100 to $7,700 CAD. Beer dispensers, often called kegerators or direct-draw coolers, keep kegs cold in a refrigerated cabinet and pour through a tower mounted on top. Bars, pubs, restaurants, taprooms, hotels and event caterers use them where the taps can sit directly above the kegs, without a separate walk-in or long-draw system. Models differ in how many kegs they hold, the number of faucets and the size and finish of the cabinet.
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About commercial beer dispensers
What commercial beer dispensers cost at Norpex
- Most models
- $3,100 – $7,700
- Median price
- $5,000
- Priced models
- 55
List prices in CAD before tax and delivery, read from the catalogue as it stands. Models without a listed price are quoted on request.
Before you buy
- Confirm the keg sizes your brewers and distributors deliver, and check that the cabinet's interior height and floor space fit them with the couplers attached.
- Count the faucets you need now and in a year, and check whether the tower can be swapped later for more taps.
- Plan the gas supply, including where the CO2 cylinder sits and whether any beer needs a nitrogen blend, which uses a different regulator and faucet.
- Check whether the tower is cooled, since beer sitting in a warm tower can foam on the first pour.
- Leave access to the couplers and a drip tray or drain for line cleaning, which is a routine job on any draft system.
Common questions
What is the difference between direct draw and long draw?
- Direct draw puts the kegs in a refrigerated cabinet right below the taps, so the beer travels only a short distance. Long draw keeps kegs in a walk-in or cold room and runs chilled lines to taps some distance away, usually with glycol cooling. Direct-draw dispensers are simpler to set up and suit bars where the taps can sit over the kegs.
Why does beer pour foamy from a dispenser?
- Common causes are beer or lines that are too warm, gas pressure set wrong for the beer and its temperature, dirty lines and a warm tower. Check the cabinet temperature first, then the regulator setting and the line cleaning schedule. Your brewer or supplier can confirm the pressure their beer needs.
How much do commercial beer dispensers cost in Canada?
- Most commercial beer dispensers on Norpex list between $3,100 and $7,700 CAD, with a median of about $5,000 across 55 priced models; the full range runs from $1,489.99 to $14,229.99; prices are list prices before tax and shipping. Models without a listed price are quoted on request.
Where can I buy commercial beer dispensers online in Canada?
- Norpex sells commercial beer dispensers online at norpex.ca, where 71 commercial beer dispensers are listed. Some in-stock items can be bought online by card, with shipping calculated at checkout. Each product page says whether it can be bought online or goes to a quote.
What sizes do commercial beer dispensers come in?
- Norpex lists commercial beer dispensers in 6 sizes, from 24 to 90 inches. The most common, with the number of models: 69-inch (6), 90-inch (6) and 59-inch (5). Measure the space and the clearances the maker's spec sheet asks for before ordering.
Which brands of commercial beer dispensers do you carry?
- Norpex lists 71 commercial beer dispensers. The brands with the most models listed are Fagor with 18, Turbo Air with 14, GBS with 12, Omcan with 8 and COLDZONE with 4.
Do you ship commercial beer dispensers across Canada?
- Norpex ships to delivery addresses across Canada. Equipment ships from distributor warehouses, so dispatch timing depends on the supplier and the destination. For items that can be bought online, shipping is calculated at checkout from live carrier rates for the delivery address and confirmed before payment. Some products ship free: their product page says so, and checkout applies it automatically. There is no flat-rate offer.
Outfitting a whole location?
Send the list or the floor plan. Project pricing beats cart pricing, and it comes back within one business day.