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Bravilor B10 HWR Bulk Coffee Brewer with 10Ltr Urn & Hot Water Tap
£2,873.00(£3,447.60 inc VAT)
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The Bravilor B10 HWR is a high-output batch filter coffee brewing system built around a 10-litre electric urn. It brews directly into the urn, which maintains temperature electrically once the cycle is complete, and a separate integrated hot water tap allows simultaneous service of tea, infusions, or instant products from the same unit. It is a fixed installation machine designed for sites where volume and consistency across extended service periods are the primary requirements.
In practice, the B10 HWR earns its place in environments where large numbers of hot drinks need to be served in a concentrated window — banqueting operations, hotel breakfast and conference service, staff canteens, and stadium hospitality suites being the most common applications. Because the urn holds temperature electrically, cup quality remains consistent from the first pour to the last, which matters when serving rooms of 200 or more guests in quick succession. The LCD display and coffee-ready indicator keep things straightforward for serving staff without any meaningful training overhead, and the built-in descale programme supports routine maintenance without requiring specialist attention.
- Batch brewing into a 10-litre electric urn with maintained temperature throughout service
- Integrated hot water tap for simultaneous tea and hot drink service
- LCD display and ready indicator for straightforward operation by serving staff
- Built-in descale programme to support ongoing maintenance and component longevity
- Urn positioned to the right-hand side as standard
This is a hardwired machine requiring a three-phase electrical connection and a direct mains water supply with drainage access — it is not a unit you relocate between service points. The unit is substantial at 35kg, so bench load capacity and the ergonomics of handling the urn during service are worth thinking through at the planning stage. It needs a fixed, dedicated installation point with sufficient surrounding space for safe operation and urn removal.
The B10 HWR is well suited to large-scale catering operations with a consistent, high-volume demand for filter coffee — particularly where batch brewing into a portable or in-situ urn fits the service model. For lower-footfall sites or operations where coffee is served intermittently, a smaller-output machine would likely be more appropriate and more cost-effective to run. For sites with significantly greater throughput or more complex multi-station requirements, heavier-duty configurations are worth considering.
If you would like to talk through whether the B10 fits your service volumes and installation setup before ordering, the team is happy to help you work through it.
Frequently asked questions
What kind of electrical and water supply does the B10 HWR require?
The B10 HWR requires a hardwired three-phase electrical connection — it cannot be run from a standard 13-amp socket. It also needs a direct mains water supply and appropriate drainage access, so installation should be planned in advance with your site's electrical and plumbing requirements in mind.
How many covers or cups can the B10 HWR realistically serve during a single event?
A single 10-litre brew cycle yields approximately 50 to 55 standard cups depending on portion size, and the urn maintains temperature once brewing is complete, so it can hold for extended service. For operations regularly serving more than 100 guests in a single sitting, you may want to consider running multiple units or a higher-output configuration to avoid service gaps between brew cycles.
Is the B10 HWR suitable for a smaller hotel or café, or is it sized for larger operations?
The B10 is designed around high-volume batch brewing, which makes it most practical for banqueting, conference catering, canteen breakfast service, and similar large-scale environments. For a smaller hotel or café where filter coffee is served on a more continuous or lower-volume basis, a smaller-capacity machine would typically be a better fit both operationally and in terms of running costs.
Size and weight
- Weight
- 35kg
- Dimensions
- 840(H) x 645(W) x 570(D)mm
Capacity and performance
- Colour
- Silver
- Temperature range
- 0°C to 96°C
- Warranty non commercial
- true
Power and energy
- Warranty
- 2 Years Parts & 1 Year Labour Commercial Only Warranty
£2,873.00(£3,447.60 inc VAT)
£2,873.00(£3,447.60 inc VAT)
The Bravilor B10 HWR is a high-output batch filter coffee brewing system built around a 10-litre electric urn. It brews directly into the urn, which maintains temperature electrically once the cycle is complete, and a separate integrated hot water tap allows simultaneous service of tea, infusions, or instant products from the same unit. It is a fixed installation machine designed for sites where volume and consistency across extended service periods are the primary requirements.
In practice, the B10 HWR earns its place in environments where large numbers of hot drinks need to be served in a concentrated window — banqueting operations, hotel breakfast and conference service, staff canteens, and stadium hospitality suites being the most common applications. Because the urn holds temperature electrically, cup quality remains consistent from the first pour to the last, which matters when serving rooms of 200 or more guests in quick succession. The LCD display and coffee-ready indicator keep things straightforward for serving staff without any meaningful training overhead, and the built-in descale programme supports routine maintenance without requiring specialist attention.
- Batch brewing into a 10-litre electric urn with maintained temperature throughout service
- Integrated hot water tap for simultaneous tea and hot drink service
- LCD display and ready indicator for straightforward operation by serving staff
- Built-in descale programme to support ongoing maintenance and component longevity
- Urn positioned to the right-hand side as standard
This is a hardwired machine requiring a three-phase electrical connection and a direct mains water supply with drainage access — it is not a unit you relocate between service points. The unit is substantial at 35kg, so bench load capacity and the ergonomics of handling the urn during service are worth thinking through at the planning stage. It needs a fixed, dedicated installation point with sufficient surrounding space for safe operation and urn removal.
The B10 HWR is well suited to large-scale catering operations with a consistent, high-volume demand for filter coffee — particularly where batch brewing into a portable or in-situ urn fits the service model. For lower-footfall sites or operations where coffee is served intermittently, a smaller-output machine would likely be more appropriate and more cost-effective to run. For sites with significantly greater throughput or more complex multi-station requirements, heavier-duty configurations are worth considering.
If you would like to talk through whether the B10 fits your service volumes and installation setup before ordering, the team is happy to help you work through it.
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