Bravilor B10 Bulk Coffee Brewer with 2x10Ltr Urns Three Phase

The Bravilor Bonamat B10 is a high-output bulk filter coffee brewer designed for continuous, high-volume service. It operates on a three-phase supply and brews directly into two 10-litre VHG insulated urns, which can be transported to service points independently of the machine. This makes it practical for situations where coffee needs to be produced centrally and served remotely — banqueting suites, stadium concourses, large canteens, and conference venues being typical examples.

In service, the B10 is built to sustain output during extended periods of demand. The three-phase connection supports the heating capacity needed to brew at scale without the recovery delays that can affect single-phase machines under sustained load. The two urns allow one batch to be in service while a second is brewing, which keeps throughput consistent during peak periods.

From an operational standpoint, the B10 offers several practical advantages:

• Digital control panel with real-time status feedback reduces guesswork during service
• Descale notification helps maintain brew quality and protects the heating system
• Day and total coffee counters support stock management and portion monitoring
• Coffee-ready indicator allows staff to manage urn dispatch without checking manually
• Stainless steel construction throughout is durable and straightforward to clean

The B10 requires a hardwired three-phase electrical connection and a direct mains water supply — this is not a plug-in machine, and installation should be carried out by a qualified electrician and plumber before first use. At 47kg, it is a substantial piece of equipment, so siting and access for installation need consideration during planning. It is sized for back-of-house or production area use rather than front-of-house positioning.

The B10 is well suited to high-volume operations that need to produce large quantities of filter coffee reliably across a service period — catering contractors, event venues, large staff restaurants, and institutional catering are all common applications. For smaller operations where output demand is lower, a single-phase or lower-capacity brewer would be more appropriate. For sites with significantly higher demand or multiple simultaneous service points, it is worth discussing whether additional units or a different configuration would serve better.

If you are unsure whether the B10 is the right fit for your site or service model, the team is happy to talk through the requirements before you commit.