Taps
"Taps" refers to tap towers. This could be either a fancy keezer, a tap tower in a bar, or a simple picnic tap.
Press "Taps."
Press the black (+) icon at the bottom right to add a new tap.
If there is a beer on the tap tower, the name will appear here.
If you have a keg connected to the tap tower, the name will be displayed.
If you have a keg monitor to automatically keep track of the remaining beer in the keg, the name will appear here.
You can see the type of keg here, and you will also see how much is left in the keg in terms of color inside the keg.

Name: The name of the tap, for example, "My Tap."
Press "Next" to proceed to the editing page.

Name: The name of the tap.
Keg: Press the green (+) to add a keg.
Plaato Keg: Press the green (+) to add the Plaato Keg monitor.
Kegtron: Press the green (+) to add the Kegtron monitor.
Custom Keg Monitor: Press the green (+) to add a custom keg monitor.
When tapping from a tap tower, the recent taps will appear in a list here.

Keg: To add a keg, press the green (+).
Once pressed, a list of all available kegs will appear. In the keg list, you can also see which tap it is connected to, which beer is on the keg, and whether a keg monitor is connected to that tap.

To add a keg monitor, press one of the buttons for Plaato Keg, Kegtron, or Custom Keg Monitor.
The list of available monitors will be displayed here.
If a monitor is already connected to a tap, its name will be shown to the right.

If you want to delete the keg connected to the tap, press the trash can next to the keg's name. As you can see, the beer name is also displayed next to the keg name.
If something has been tapped from the tap, the recent taps are shown in the list here.
If you want to delete the tap, press the trash can in the upper right corner.

If you press the keg name here (Keg 1), you get the opportunity to edit the keg.
Here, you choose the type of keg you have.
Size: The size of the keg in volume.
Amount left: How much is left in the keg.
Beverage: The drink on the keg.
Location: The location of the keg (see Storage Locations).
Kegging Date: Production date.
Best Before Date: Last consumption date.
Notification Date: Date for a notification.
Condition Date: Date for when the drink is ready to consume.

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