CO2 tank in or out

[canada_goose]

What are the pros and cons of keeping the co2 tank in the kegerator or keezer. Obviously space is a prime consideration . Is that the only thing? Does cold gas carbonate more or less the same as room temp? Any other factors?

[loopie_beer]

No benefit of keeping CO2 tank inside other than aesthetics. Carbonating is a function of pressure and temp of the beer, not CO2. The only factor is finding a way to get the CO2 line inside to the kegs. This is usually why the tank is inside.

[WMNoob]

One other benefit to outside is they don't get all grody.

[wilcolandzaat]

Me leave my co2 tank outside the kegurator. Did drill hole for the co2 hose. To my manifold

[sneezles61]

Mine is outside... You can adjust it too.... I pour mine with a little bit more pressure... I appreciate a nice foamy head on the brew.. Sneezles61

[Steve]

As previous replies indicate, it works either way. Another advantage of outside is that its easier to weigh the tank to see how much CO2 you have left. The high pressure gauge does not indicate CO2 remaining. You can use a high pressure hose from the tank to regulator(s) inside to improve appearance. Make sure you get a hose rated for that purpose if you go that route.

[hd4mark]

If you have two gauges, the high pressure gauge that gives you and idea of how much gas is left will read low if the tank is cold. Other than that, what ever works better.