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Bravilor B10 HW Bulk Filter Coffee Brewer with 2x10Ltr Urns & Hot Water Tap

SKU: DC690-3P

£3,458.00(£4,149.60 inc VAT)
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  • In the event of equipment failure any parts needed will be provided 2
  • In the event of equipment failure an engineer will be sent for an onsite repair 1
  • The manufacturer’s warranty does not cover commercial use, or covers light duty only
  • Equipment can be connected to a three phase power supply – must be installed by a competent person
  • Equipment that should be connected to a suitably rated outlet - must be installed by a competent person

The Bravilor B10 HW is a mains-fed, fixed-installation bulk filter coffee brewer designed for high-volume hospitality and catering operations. It brews into two 10-litre urns simultaneously, completing a full 20-litre batch in a single cycle, while an integrated base-mounted hot water tap runs alongside to support tea and other hot beverages from the same unit. Connected directly to mains water and a three-phase electrical supply, it operates continuously without manual refilling between batches.

In environments where large numbers of guests need to be served in a short window — conference centres, hotel banqueting, event catering, staff restaurants, and stadium hospitality — the B10 HW is built around that operational pressure. The three-phase supply allows the heating element to work at a rate that supports genuine throughput demand, and because the urns are portable, they can be transported to remote serving points such as kiosks, breakout areas, or service booths while brewing continues back of house.

Practical benefits for operators include:

  • Large-batch brewing significantly reduces staff intervention during peak service
  • Portable urns allow coffee to be served away from the fixed installation point
  • Integrated hot water tap consolidates tea and coffee service into one unit
  • Built-in timer supports scheduled brewing ahead of service periods
  • Coffee-ready indicator helps staff manage service timing with confidence

Installation requires hardwiring to a three-phase mains supply and a direct plumbed water connection — this is not a plug-and-play appliance. The unit is substantial in both size and weight, so access routes and final positioning should be confirmed well before delivery. A qualified electrician and a plumber will both be required for commissioning. Sites with single-phase power only are not compatible with this machine.

The B10 HW is well suited to operators with genuinely high filter coffee demands across a short service window. For lower-volume sites or locations limited to single-phase power, a smaller brewer is likely a more practical fit. For operations running continuous high-output service across multiple points, it is worth discussing whether a heavier-duty configuration would better suit your volumes.

If you would like to talk through whether the B10 HW is the right match for your site — including power supply, installation requirements, or expected service volumes — the team is happy to work through the detail with you before you place an order.

Frequently asked questions

What power supply does the B10 HW require, and can it run on single-phase?

The B10 HW requires a three-phase mains electrical supply and cannot be operated on a single-phase connection. If your site only has single-phase power available, a smaller single-phase brewer would be the appropriate alternative — it is worth confirming your supply before ordering.

How much filter coffee can the B10 HW produce, and is it enough for large events?

The machine brews 20 litres per cycle across two 10-litre urns, which is well suited to high-volume service windows such as conference breaks, banqueting, or large staff dining. For operations requiring continuous output across multiple simultaneous service points, it is worth discussing your expected volumes with us to confirm the B10 HW meets the demand or whether a higher-output configuration is more appropriate.

Does the B10 HW need a plumbed water connection, or can it use a manual fill tank?

The B10 HW connects directly to a mains water supply and does not support manual tank filling — a plumbed connection is a firm installation requirement. A qualified plumber will be needed alongside an electrician to commission the unit correctly.
Bravilor B10 HW Bulk Filter Coffee Brewer with 2x10Ltr Urns & Hot Water Tap

£3,458.00(£4,149.60 inc VAT)

£3,458.00(£4,149.60 inc VAT)

The Bravilor B10 HW is a mains-fed, fixed-installation bulk filter coffee brewer designed for high-volume hospitality and catering operations. It brews into two 10-litre urns simultaneously, completing a full 20-litre batch in a single cycle, while an integrated base-mounted hot water tap runs alongside to support tea and other hot beverages from the same unit. Connected directly to mains water and a three-phase electrical supply, it operates continuously without manual refilling between batches.

In environments where large numbers of guests need to be served in a short window — conference centres, hotel banqueting, event catering, staff restaurants, and stadium hospitality — the B10 HW is built around that operational pressure. The three-phase supply allows the heating element to work at a rate that supports genuine throughput demand, and because the urns are portable, they can be transported to remote serving points such as kiosks, breakout areas, or service booths while brewing continues back of house.

Practical benefits for operators include:

  • Large-batch brewing significantly reduces staff intervention during peak service
  • Portable urns allow coffee to be served away from the fixed installation point
  • Integrated hot water tap consolidates tea and coffee service into one unit
  • Built-in timer supports scheduled brewing ahead of service periods
  • Coffee-ready indicator helps staff manage service timing with confidence

Installation requires hardwiring to a three-phase mains supply and a direct plumbed water connection — this is not a plug-and-play appliance. The unit is substantial in both size and weight, so access routes and final positioning should be confirmed well before delivery. A qualified electrician and a plumber will both be required for commissioning. Sites with single-phase power only are not compatible with this machine.

The B10 HW is well suited to operators with genuinely high filter coffee demands across a short service window. For lower-volume sites or locations limited to single-phase power, a smaller brewer is likely a more practical fit. For operations running continuous high-output service across multiple points, it is worth discussing whether a heavier-duty configuration would better suit your volumes.

If you would like to talk through whether the B10 HW is the right match for your site — including power supply, installation requirements, or expected service volumes — the team is happy to work through the detail with you before you place an order.