Bravilor B5 HW Bulk Coffee Brewer with 2x5Ltr Urns & Hot Water Tap

The Bravilor Bonamat B5 HW is a mains-fed bulk coffee brewer designed for venues that need to produce and serve large quantities of coffee consistently throughout the day. It brews directly into two supplied 5-litre VHG vacuum-insulated urns, which can then be sealed and carried to service points away from the machine itself. A separate hot water tap is also integrated, providing an additional output for teas and other hot beverages from the same unit.

In a busy service environment, the B5 HW earns its place through throughput and reliability. The machine is capable of delivering 30 litres of brewed coffee per hour, meaning a full 5-litre urn can be ready in roughly ten minutes. This output is well suited to morning rush periods in hotels, conference centres, staff restaurants, and event catering, where demand spikes quickly and holding capacity matters as much as brewing speed. The urns retain temperature without the machine needing to stay connected, which gives operators real flexibility in how and where coffee is served.

• High hourly brew output supports continuous service without queuing
• Portable urns allow service away from the fixed machine location
• Integrated hot water tap reduces the need for a separate water boiler
• Consistent brew quality across large volumes with minimal operator input
• Single-phase supply makes it accessible without three-phase infrastructure

The B5 HW requires a hardwired mains electrical connection and a direct plumbed water supply — this is not a countertop fill-and-go machine. It will need a qualified electrician and plumber to install correctly, and adequate bench or floor space to accommodate the unit and the urns during filling. Operators should confirm their site has the necessary services in place before ordering.

This brewer is best suited to venues serving 50 or more covers at a sitting, or any operation running buffet-style or self-serve coffee stations. It works particularly well where the service point is separate from the kitchen or back-of-house area. For smaller operations with modest volume requirements, a countertop filter brewer may be more proportionate. Conversely, for very high-demand sites running multiple concurrent service points, it is worth exploring whether a larger-capacity bulk system would be a better fit.

If you are unsure whether the B5 HW matches your service volume or site setup, the team is happy to talk through the options with you before you commit.