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Bravilor Bolero Turbo XL 43 Instant Drinks Machine | Single Phase
£3,224.00(£3,868.80 inc VAT)
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The Bravilor Bolero Turbo XL 43 is a high-capacity instant drinks machine designed for locations where large numbers of people need to be served quickly and consistently. It produces a wide range of hot drinks from soluble ingredients — including coffee, cappuccino, hot chocolate and tea — and is built to handle the kind of sustained demand that would quickly overwhelm a standard counter-top machine.
In practice, the Turbo XL 43 is well suited to environments where throughput peaks sharply and staff cannot afford delays — stadium concourses, hotel buffet areas, conference and exhibition centres, and busy healthcare waiting rooms are all typical settings. The machine can fill two 2-litre decanters in 90 seconds, which makes it a practical choice where bulk dispensing into serving vessels is part of the workflow as well as individual cup service. Recovery between drinks is fast enough to sustain continuous service without queuing building up at the machine.
Key operational advantages include:
- Up to 36 drink options accessible via an intuitive touchscreen interface
- Adjustable strength and volume settings per drink, with the option to lock output for consistency
- Flippable cup tray allowing quick switching between cup and decanter service
- Built-in recipe builder for creating or modifying drink profiles without specialist tools
- Eco mode and boiler isolation to reduce energy draw during quieter periods
- Maintenance history function logging cleaning, descaling and filter replacement intervals
The Bolero Turbo XL 43 runs on single phase supply and is hardwired rather than plug-in, so a dedicated electrical connection will be required prior to installation. The machine draws 6kW, which means the circuit needs to be specified accordingly — this is not something to leave until the day of delivery. It also carries a meaningful footprint and weight, so counter strength and available space should be confirmed in advance. This listing includes installation and operator training, which helps ensure the machine is set up correctly and staff are confident from the first day of service.
This model is a strong fit for high-footfall venues and large-scale catering operations where drink volume and speed of service are the primary concerns. For smaller operations — a workplace canteen or a café with more modest throughput — there are lower-capacity machines in the Bravilor range that may be a better match both operationally and financially. Equally, if you are running multiple service points across a very large site, it is worth discussing whether one unit of this size meets the brief or whether additional machines would serve the operation better.
If you are unsure whether this machine suits your specific service volumes, power supply or counter setup, the team is happy to talk it through before you commit.
Frequently asked questions
Is this machine suitable for a busy hotel breakfast service?
Yes, the Turbo XL 43 is well suited to hotel buffet and breakfast environments where large numbers of guests need serving within a short window. Its ability to fill decanters as well as individual cups gives front-of-house teams flexibility in how they manage the service flow. That said, if your breakfast covers run into the hundreds, it is worth discussing whether one unit is sufficient or whether a second machine would better support the operation.
What are the electrical installation requirements?
The machine draws 6kW on a single phase supply and must be hardwired — it does not connect via a standard plug and socket. A dedicated circuit of the appropriate rating will need to be in place before installation. If you are unsure whether your existing supply can accommodate this, we would recommend confirming with your electrician ahead of ordering.
How straightforward is it to change or add drink recipes?
The Bolero Turbo XL 43 includes an on-machine recipe builder that allows operators to adjust existing drinks or create new ones — changing strength, volume or ingredient ratios — without requiring specialist software or engineer involvement. The operator training included with this listing covers this process, so your team will be comfortable managing the drink menu from the outset.
£3,224.00(£3,868.80 inc VAT)
£3,224.00(£3,868.80 inc VAT)
The Bravilor Bolero Turbo XL 43 is a high-capacity instant drinks machine designed for locations where large numbers of people need to be served quickly and consistently. It produces a wide range of hot drinks from soluble ingredients — including coffee, cappuccino, hot chocolate and tea — and is built to handle the kind of sustained demand that would quickly overwhelm a standard counter-top machine.
In practice, the Turbo XL 43 is well suited to environments where throughput peaks sharply and staff cannot afford delays — stadium concourses, hotel buffet areas, conference and exhibition centres, and busy healthcare waiting rooms are all typical settings. The machine can fill two 2-litre decanters in 90 seconds, which makes it a practical choice where bulk dispensing into serving vessels is part of the workflow as well as individual cup service. Recovery between drinks is fast enough to sustain continuous service without queuing building up at the machine.
Key operational advantages include:
- Up to 36 drink options accessible via an intuitive touchscreen interface
- Adjustable strength and volume settings per drink, with the option to lock output for consistency
- Flippable cup tray allowing quick switching between cup and decanter service
- Built-in recipe builder for creating or modifying drink profiles without specialist tools
- Eco mode and boiler isolation to reduce energy draw during quieter periods
- Maintenance history function logging cleaning, descaling and filter replacement intervals
The Bolero Turbo XL 43 runs on single phase supply and is hardwired rather than plug-in, so a dedicated electrical connection will be required prior to installation. The machine draws 6kW, which means the circuit needs to be specified accordingly — this is not something to leave until the day of delivery. It also carries a meaningful footprint and weight, so counter strength and available space should be confirmed in advance. This listing includes installation and operator training, which helps ensure the machine is set up correctly and staff are confident from the first day of service.
This model is a strong fit for high-footfall venues and large-scale catering operations where drink volume and speed of service are the primary concerns. For smaller operations — a workplace canteen or a café with more modest throughput — there are lower-capacity machines in the Bravilor range that may be a better match both operationally and financially. Equally, if you are running multiple service points across a very large site, it is worth discussing whether one unit of this size meets the brief or whether additional machines would serve the operation better.
If you are unsure whether this machine suits your specific service volumes, power supply or counter setup, the team is happy to talk it through before you commit.
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