What's the difference between cube ice and nugget ice on this dispenser?

The cold plate is identical — both versions chill drinks the same way. The difference is the ice bin's auger and dispense path. Cube-ice models work with standard half-cube or smaller from any commercial ice machine. Nugget-ice models accept Sonic-style chewable ice.

Can I run this on a standard 110V outlet?

Yes — standard 115V, the same outlet you'd plug a microwave into. Dedicated 15A circuit recommended.

Does the dispenser come with a carbonator?

No. The IBD22H is the head unit only. You also need a carbonator, CO₂ supply, regulator, syrup pumps, BIB racks, and tubing. The bundle on this page includes all of it pre-specced from Lancer's install guide.

What ice machine pairs with the IBD22H?

Any commercial machine producing half-cube, full-cube, or smaller. Plan ~1 lb ice per 4–5 drinks; the 180 lb bin handles ~700 drinks before refill.

Can I add a 7th valve later?

No — the IBD22H chassis is hard-built for 6 valves. For 7+ flavors, get the Lancer CED-400 8-valve unit instead.

Lancer 24V 1-Valve Push Button Island Base Tower - 85-3131-101

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Is the 301 Push-Button the right dispenser for your build?

The 301 PB is single-valve, push-button — crew-served single-flavor pours. The self-serve LEV variant exists too. If you need 2+ flavors or self-serve, we'll route you. Answer 3 questions.

1. What's the situation?

2. How many flavors do you need on tap?

3. Who pulls the drink — customer or staff?

4. About how many pours per day at peak?

2. What dispenser are you replacing?

3. Why are you replacing it?

· Or call our techs at 888-964-4239

Don't get caught short

Build the complete 1-valve install in one click

The 301 PB is the tower head — sized for a counter cold plate or ice well. To pour you also need a CO₂ supply, regulator, carbonator (for soda), BIB rack, syrup pump, water filter, backflow preventer, and tubing. Uncheck what you already have. If you're running a plain water station, skip the carbonator and the syrup pump.

Complete 301 PB install bundle (1-valve)

Required + recommended components per Lancer's install guide. The 301 chills via external cold plate or ice bath — your existing bar setup typically has this.

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Compare the Lancer 30x family

Same tower platform, different flavor capacity

All four are island-base towers built on the same 24V LEV platform. Pick by how many flavors you need on tap.

Model	301 Self-Serve 1-Valve LEV $407.91	This product 301 Push-Button 85-3131-101 $439.99	302 Push-Button 2-Valve Crew-Serve $493.51	302 Self-Serve 2-Valve LEV $469.30
Valve count	1 LEV	1 LEV	2 LEV	2 LEV
Valve type	Self-serve lever	Push-button	Push-button	Self-serve lever
Best for	Customer self-serve single-flavor	Crew-served single flavor (drive-thru, deli)	2-flavor crew bar	2-flavor self-serve fountain
Power	24V (transformer)	24V (transformer)	24V	24V
Cooling	External (cold plate / ice bath)	External (cold plate / ice bath)	External	External
Key lock	✓	✓	✓	✓
Build	Stainless steel	Stainless steel	Stainless steel	Stainless steel
	View →	You're here	View →	View →

Inside the 301 Push-Button

Four things you connect, no internal cooling

The 301 PB is a single-valve tower — sits on top of a counter cold plate or in an ice bath. Same chassis as the self-serve sister; the only difference is the actuator (push-button instead of LEV lever). Water, CO₂, syrup, and power come in from below.

1
Water in1/4" line at 40+ PSI flowing. Filtered through the BEV135 → carbonator (if soda) → tower.
2
CO₂ in (soda only)From the 20 lb tank → primary regulator → carbonator → tower at 70–80 PSIG. Skip if you're running plain water or non-carbonated juice.
3
Syrup in × 1One Bevlex line from the BIB, pulled by a single Flojet pump at 55–65 PSI. One pump per tap. Skip if it's a water-only station.
4
Cold plate or ice bath (external)The 301 has no internal cooling — it relies on the bar's existing counter cold plate or a flooded ice well. Line pre-chills before it reaches the valve.
5
Power24V via the included transformer (plugs into a standard 115V receptacle).

Lancer Tower 300 Series Spec Sheet

Full Lancer reference covering 301, 302, 305, and 306 tower variants — exact dimensions, electrical, water + CO₂ specs, valve options (PDF).

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Before your installer shows up

Pre-install checklist

Seven things to confirm before the truck arrives. Saves a return visit.

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External cold plate or ice wellThe 302 has no internal cooling. Most bar wells already have one — confirm yours does, or budget for a counter cold plate.

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115V outlet within 6 ftFor the 24V transformer that ships with the tower. Standard residential receptacle is fine.

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Cold water line, 1/4" min40+ PSI flowing. If under 40, add the booster pump from the bundle.

✓

Floor drain with air gap3/8" line. Code requires the air gap — don't hard-pipe.

✓

CO₂ supply staged20 lb tank fits under most counters. Fill at a local welding/beverage gas supplier.

✓

Tower mount footprint~6" wide × ~13" deep on the counter (single-valve tower is the smallest in the family). Plumbing comes up through the counter.

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BIB shelf / under-counter spaceOne BIB rack (~24" × 12") holds the single syrup box. Skip entirely for water-only stations.

Common questions

What buyers ask before they pull the trigger

Push-button is the right call when staff operates the dispenser — bartender, drive-thru attendant, deli counter operator. Press-and-release: no cup contact, no leaning required. Self-serve (LEV lever) is the right call for unattended fountain stations where customers fill their own cups. Same chassis, same plumbing, same key lock — only the actuator differs. ~$30 more than the self-serve.

Three common patterns for the push-button variant: (1) drive-thru window single-soda/single-juice tap operated by the cashier; (2) deli or breakroom counter-served single-flavor station; (3) bar-end specialty tap where the bartender controls portion accuracy. If customers should serve themselves, the LEV self-serve sister is the right pick.

No — and this is the most common surprise. The 301 is a tower head only. It mounts above (or in) an external cold plate or ice bath. Most bar wells already have a cold plate built in. If yours doesn't, budget for a separate counter cold plate. Call our techs to spec one to fit your setup.

No. The 301 is the tower only. If you're running soda you also need a carbonator (we ship the McCann's Big Mac), CO₂ supply, regulator, syrup pump, BIB rack, and tubing. The bundle above pre-specs all of it. For plain water or non-carbonated juice, skip the carbonator and CO₂ side entirely — just water filter + line + pump.

No special wiring. The 301 ships with a 24V transformer that plugs into a standard 115V receptacle. The 24V is just what the LEV solenoid valves run on internally. Same household outlet you'd use for any small appliance.

No — the 301 chassis is hard-built for a single valve. If you think you'll grow past 1 flavor, step up to the 302 (2-valve) — same tower platform, same install pattern, just one extra valve. Difference is about $60. Call our techs and we'll quote both side by side.

Daily: wipe the nozzle and drip tray, sanitize the valve face. Weekly: chemical line cleaning if it's running syrup. Quarterly: change the BEV135 water filter and inspect the backflow preventer. We sell the cleaning kits — call our techs if you want a maintenance bundle priced out.

Lancer factory warranty is 1 year parts and labor on the tower. We stock the 301 — most orders ship same-day if placed before 2pm CT, ground transit 3–5 days to most US zips. International freight available, call for a quote.

Still unsure? Call the techs.

You're spending $3K+ on a 10-year piece of equipment. A 5-minute call with someone who's installed 200 of these is free, and almost always cheaper than the wrong order.

888-964-4239 Mon–Fri 8:30am–5pm CT