Brema Drain Pump is Brema's DP solution for ice makers that cannot be conveniently connected to a floor drain below the machine. The integrated pump moves drain water to a more practical discharge point and gives more freedom when planning a bar, kitchen or buffet area.
Brema presents it as its proprietary DP System technology and design: the pump is installed inside the machine, the standard water and drain connection points remain unchanged, and the ice maker's footprint does not increase.
INSTALLATION LOCATION FREEDOM
The machine can be repositioned within the same bar or kitchen even after commissioning when workflow requirements change. The integrated pump drains water within the technical limits without tying the machine to a lower floor drain.
HYGIENIC DRAINAGE
Less stagnant water in the drain pipe and lower risk of ice contamination in the storage bin.
REDUCED INSTALLATION TIME
The DP solution can be connected to floor, wall, pipe or siphon drains, making connection work easier for the installation technician.
PLUG & PLAY CONNECTION
When the drain point position or height complicates installation, Brema DP System works as a simple and effective Plug & Play solution.
POWER BLACKOUTS
The DP system collects meltwater and automatically disposes of it when power is restored, regardless of the machine ON/OFF switch position.
FEWER SCALE ISSUES
Instead of a float switch, Brema uses an air-pressure sensor separated from the hydraulic system, reducing mineral buildup and sensor-jamming risks.
In its official description, Brema presents the DP System as a reliable pressurized drainage solution for ice makers. Water level is controlled without a float switch, and the sensor is not directly exposed to mineral buildup in the drain water. This matters in professional kitchens and bars where equipment runs every day and unplanned downtime disrupts work.
| Lift height | Up to 1.5 m |
| Active pumping distance | Up to 4 m |
| Distance with inclined pipe | Up to 15 m |
| Drain types | Floor, wall, pipe or siphon drain |
| Construction | Integrated into the ice maker cabinet; no additional footprint |
| Connection points | Standard water and drain connection points remain unchanged |
| Control | Autonomous electrical circuit and level / air-pressure sensor |
| Scale resistance | No float switch; sensor separated from the hydraulic system |
| Power failure | The pump collects meltwater and automatically disposes of it when power is restored |
The DP version is worth choosing when the ice maker must stand under a counter, on an island, against a wall or in another position where traditional gravity drainage restricts installation. Brema also notes that such a machine is easier to reposition within the same bar or kitchen even after commissioning if the workflow layout changes.
Official Brema Group documents related to this model’s manufacturer and, where applicable, its ice type.
Documents are provided from the official Brema Group documentation area.
Brema Ice CB 1565 HC 1.0 is a self-contained cube ice maker for bars, restaurants, hotels, clubs and high-demand service areas that need maximum daily production with a large integrated ice bin.
The model uses an automatic washing system and Brema sprayer ice-forming technology. It produces up to 160 kg of cube ice per 24 hours; at standard conditions (21 °C air, 15 °C water) production is 152 kg. The insulated storage bin holds up to 65 kg of ice.
CB 1565 HC 1.0 uses R290 hydrocarbon refrigerant and is rated for tropical class operation up to +43 °C. The machine can be supplied with an air-cooled or water-cooled condenser, so it can be matched to the installation site.
The model can produce five cube sizes: A - 18 g (standard), C - 33 g, D - 13 g, E - 42 g and B - 60 g. The cube size is selected when ordering and set at the factory; it is not changed later during normal use.
With dimensions of 840 x 740 x 1075 mm plus 110-150 mm adjustable stainless steel feet, CB 1565 HC 1.0 is built for locations where peak ice demand is constant. AISI 304 stainless steel, rounded cleanable internal surfaces and an insulated disappearing door support everyday professional maintenance.
Up to 160 kg/24h
Maximum daily output. At standard conditions (21 °C air, 15 °C water) production is 152 kg.
65 kg storage bin
Large integrated ice reserve for intensive professional service.
5 cube sizes
A - 18 g standard, C - 33 g, D - 13 g, E - 42 g and B - 60 g cube choices.
Automatic washing
Helps staff keep the machine easier to maintain day to day.
R290
HC version with R290 hydrocarbon refrigerant and tropical class +43 °C rating.
Air or water
Available with air-cooled or water-cooled condenser versions.
| Model | CB 1565 HC 1.0 |
|---|---|
| Manufacturer | Brema Ice |
| Machine type | Self-contained cube ice maker with integrated bin |
| System | Automatic washing system and sprayer ice-forming technology |
| Maximum production per 24h | Up to 160 kg |
| Production at standard conditions | 152 kg (21 °C air / 15 °C water) |
| Storage capacity | 65 kg |
| Cooling system | Air or water |
| Drain pump | Optional integrated drain pump in the air-cooled DP version; lift height up to 1.5 m, active pumping distance up to 4 m (up to 15 m with an inclined pipe). |
| Ice type | Cube ice: A - 18 g (standard), C - 33 g, D - 13 g, E - 42 g, B - 60 g |
| Refrigerant | R290 |
| Tropical class | +43 °C |
| Standard voltage | 220-240 V ~ 50 Hz |
| Average power consumption | 1280 W |
| Electrical consumption | 20 kWh/100 kg |
| Fuse | 16 A |
| Water consumption | 2 l/kg air-cooled, 11.9 l/kg water-cooled |
| Dimensions (W x D x H) | 840 x 740 x 1075 mm + 110-150 mm adjustable feet |
| Package dimensions (W x D x H) | 880 x 785 x 1245 mm |
| Net / gross weight | 118 kg / 138 kg |
| Finish | AISI 304 stainless steel, Scotch Brite finish |
| Use areas | Hotels, restaurants, fast food, bars, clubs, fish markets, supermarkets, medical and SPA areas, industry |
The DP version uses Brema's proprietary DP System: the pump is integrated into the cabinet, requires no additional footprint and helps install the machine even when a convenient gravity drain point is not available below it. Drain water can be lifted up to 1.5 m, actively pumped up to 4 m and discharged up to 15 m with an inclined pipe. There is no float switch; a level / air-pressure sensor reduces scale-related jamming and stagnant-water risks.
| Electric connection | |
| Power in watts (W): | 1280 W |
| Voltage in volts (V): | 220-240 V ~ 50 Hz |
| Ice maker | |
| Ice type: | Cube ice: A - 18 g (standard), C - 33 g, D - 13 g, E - 42 g, B - 60 g |
| Production per 24 hours: | up to 160 kg |
| Production at standard conditions: | 152 kg (21 °C air / 15 °C water) |
| Storage capacity: | 65 kg |
| Cooling system: | Air (A) or water (W) |
| Refrigerant: | R290 |
| Water consumption: | 2 l/kg (air-cooled) / 11.9 l/kg (water-cooled) |
| Tropical class: | +43 °C |
| Drain pump: | Optional integrated drain pump in the air-cooled DP version; lift height up to 1.5 m, active pumping distance up to 4 m (up to 15 m with an inclined pipe). |
| Consumption | |
| Electricity consumption: | 20 kWh/100 kg |
| Dimensions | |
| External Dimensions (width/depth/height): | 840 x 740 x 1075 mm + 110-150 mm adjustable feet |
| Package dimensions (width/depth/height): | 880 x 785 x 1245 mm |
| Weight | |
| Gross Weight: | 138 kg |
| Net Weight: | 118 kg |
| Manufacturer product page: | Open manufacturer page |
Brema Drain Pump is Brema's DP solution for ice makers that cannot be conveniently connected to a floor drain below the machine. The integrated pump moves drain water to a more practical discharge point and gives more freedom when planning a bar, kitchen or buffet area.
Brema presents it as its proprietary DP System technology and design: the pump is installed inside the machine, the standard water and drain connection points remain unchanged, and the ice maker's footprint does not increase.
INSTALLATION LOCATION FREEDOM
The machine can be repositioned within the same bar or kitchen even after commissioning when workflow requirements change. The integrated pump drains water within the technical limits without tying the machine to a lower floor drain.
HYGIENIC DRAINAGE
Less stagnant water in the drain pipe and lower risk of ice contamination in the storage bin.
REDUCED INSTALLATION TIME
The DP solution can be connected to floor, wall, pipe or siphon drains, making connection work easier for the installation technician.
PLUG & PLAY CONNECTION
When the drain point position or height complicates installation, Brema DP System works as a simple and effective Plug & Play solution.
POWER BLACKOUTS
The DP system collects meltwater and automatically disposes of it when power is restored, regardless of the machine ON/OFF switch position.
FEWER SCALE ISSUES
Instead of a float switch, Brema uses an air-pressure sensor separated from the hydraulic system, reducing mineral buildup and sensor-jamming risks.
In its official description, Brema presents the DP System as a reliable pressurized drainage solution for ice makers. Water level is controlled without a float switch, and the sensor is not directly exposed to mineral buildup in the drain water. This matters in professional kitchens and bars where equipment runs every day and unplanned downtime disrupts work.
| Lift height | Up to 1.5 m |
| Active pumping distance | Up to 4 m |
| Distance with inclined pipe | Up to 15 m |
| Drain types | Floor, wall, pipe or siphon drain |
| Construction | Integrated into the ice maker cabinet; no additional footprint |
| Connection points | Standard water and drain connection points remain unchanged |
| Control | Autonomous electrical circuit and level / air-pressure sensor |
| Scale resistance | No float switch; sensor separated from the hydraulic system |
| Power failure | The pump collects meltwater and automatically disposes of it when power is restored |
The DP version is worth choosing when the ice maker must stand under a counter, on an island, against a wall or in another position where traditional gravity drainage restricts installation. Brema also notes that such a machine is easier to reposition within the same bar or kitchen even after commissioning if the workflow layout changes.
Official Brema Group documents related to this model’s manufacturer and, where applicable, its ice type.
Documents are provided from the official Brema Group documentation area.
