Bravilor VHG20 Portable Coffee Urn 20 Litre

The Bravilor VHG20 is a 20-litre insulated coffee container designed to work alongside the Bravilor Bonamat B20 bulk coffee brewer. Once coffee has been brewed, it can be transferred into the VHG20 and kept at a consistent serving temperature using the unit's built-in electric heating element and double-walled insulation. The container is portable, allowing teams to brew in one location and serve in another — a practical arrangement for banqueting, conference hospitality, and large-scale catering operations where the brew point and service point are not the same.

In busy service environments, the ability to decouple brewing from serving is often essential. The VHG20 holds a substantial volume, which reduces the number of trips back to the brew station during a function and helps maintain service flow without interruption. The combination of passive insulation and active heating means coffee quality is maintained over extended service periods rather than degrading quickly as it would in a simple flask or urn without temperature control.

• Keeps brewed coffee at a consistent serving temperature throughout service
• Portable design separates the brew point from the service point
• Double-walled insulation reduces heat loss between top-ups of the element
• Well suited to banqueting, hospitality trolleys, and large buffet-style service
• Straightforward to clean between services

In terms of practical requirements, the VHG20 requires a standard mains power connection to run the heating element. At 9kg empty, it is manageable to move but will require careful handling once filled. It is worth considering access routes and trolley availability if the container will be moved regularly over distance or between floors.

This container is best suited to catering operations running the Bravilor B20 brewer that need a reliable way to hold and serve large volumes of coffee away from the brew station. It is a practical choice for event caterers, hotels, and contract catering teams. For sites with lower service volumes or where portability is less of a priority, a smaller or simpler alternative may be more appropriate. For very high-throughput operations running multiple B20 units, it is worth discussing whether a different holding arrangement might serve better.

If you are unsure whether the VHG20 suits your service setup or want to check compatibility with your existing equipment, our team is happy to talk it through with you.