Description
Brewtools B25 Brewing System 230V 2kW – compact brewing machine
The Brewtools B25 Brewing System is a compact all-in-one brewing machine for home brewers who want to brew smaller batches without giving up control, features or build quality. With a 25 litre pre-boil volume it suits brewers stepping up from simpler brewing kettles.
The B25 is a table-top system that runs on standard 230 V single phase with 2 kW of heating power. It has a flat bottom with indirect heating, an integrated FCS pump and one bottom valve. The pump recirculates the wort during the mash for an even temperature. The system is controlled by the FCS Brewing control system with an 8" high-resolution touch screen, where you manage heat, pump and process.
Remember a power cable for your region (sold separately).
In the box
- B25 brewing machine with malt pipe and lid
- Malt pipe with laser-cut filter
- Malt pipe holder for draining
- Silicone hoses for draining and recirculation
- Parts and accessories for assembly
Features
- Compact table-top brewing system
- 25 litre pre-boil volume
- 230 V single phase, 2 kW heating power
- Flat bottom with indirect heating
- Integrated FCS pump
- One bottom valve
- FCS Brewing control system with 8" high-resolution touch screen
- Malt pipe resting frame with manual placement
Specifications
- Voltage: 230 V single phase
- Current: 10 A
- Power: 2 kW
- Volume: 25 litres pre-boil
- Heating: indirect
- Bottom: flat
- Pump: integrated FCS pump
- Control system: FCS Brewing, 8" touch screen
- System height: 635 mm
- Tank: Ø300 mm, height 400 mm (28.27 litres)
- Malt pipe: Ø225 mm, height 345 mm (13.72 litres)
- Power cable: sold separately
Remember
- Power cable
- Fittings for the cooling jacket (kit or custom setup)
- Hoses for the cooling setup
Frequently asked questions about the Brewtools B25
Is the power cable included?
No. The power cable is sold separately, so you get the right cable for your region.
What power supply does the B25 need?
The B25 runs on 230 V single phase and draws 10 A.
How large is the malt pipe?
The malt pipe is Ø225 mm and 345 mm high, which equals 13.72 litres. The tank holds 28.27 litres.
What mash temperature should I use?
A typical mash temperature is 63–68 °C. Lower temperatures give a drier beer, higher ones more body. It is a good idea to check the temperature with a separate thermometer.
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