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Bravilor B20 Bulk Filter Coffee Brewer with 2x20Ltr Urns 3 Phase

SKU: DC681

£3,618.00(£4,341.60 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

The Bravilor B20 is a high-output bulk filter coffee brewer designed for operations that need to produce large volumes of fresh filter coffee consistently and move it quickly to wherever it is needed. It brews directly into double-walled electric VHG urns — two urns, each holding 20 litres — which can then be transported to serving points, kiosks, or concession counters, making the B20 a practical solution wherever coffee needs to reach multiple locations from a single centralised brew point.

In service, the B20's output supports continuous back-to-back brewing during peak periods. A full 20-litre urn is ready in approximately 14 minutes at full throughput, which means a well-organised team can maintain supply without significant gaps even during sustained demand — the kind of demand encountered at large banqueting functions, busy stadium concessions, or event catering where hundreds of covers are served within a short window. The three-phase electrical supply the machine requires is what enables that level of output, and electrical infrastructure needs to be confirmed before the unit is ordered.

From a day-to-day operational standpoint, the B20 offers several practical advantages for teams managing volume coffee service:

  • LCD display and clear controls reduce the training burden on service staff
  • Coffee-ready indicator removes guesswork during back-to-back brewing cycles
  • Integrated timer supports planned production ahead of busy service periods
  • Double-walled urns retain heat during transport and extended service
  • Centralised brew point simplifies workflow across multiple serving locations

Installation requires hardwiring to a three-phase mains supply and a direct plumbed water connection — this is not a pour-over machine and it cannot be run from a standard socket. At 55kg, access routes and final positioning need to be considered in advance, and the installation itself should be carried out by a qualified engineer. This unit is intended strictly for commercial use, and the warranty terms reflect that.

The B20 is well suited to large hospitality venues, staff canteens, event and outside catering operations, and stadium or arena concessions where filter coffee output needs to be measured in tens of litres per service rather than individual cups. For sites with more modest throughput requirements, a lower-capacity model is likely a better fit. For very large-scale or near-continuous operations, it is worth discussing whether a higher-output configuration would serve the site more effectively.

If you are weighing up whether this machine suits your site's infrastructure or service volumes, our team is glad to talk it through with you before anything is committed.

Frequently asked questions

What electrical and plumbing infrastructure does the B20 require?

The B20 requires a hardwired three-phase mains supply and a direct plumbed water connection — it cannot be run from a standard single-phase socket or filled manually. Both connections should be confirmed as available and correctly specified before the unit is ordered, and installation must be carried out by a qualified engineer.

Is the B20 suitable for outdoor or event catering use?

The B20 itself is a fixed brew unit that needs to be installed at a location with the appropriate electrical and water supply. However, once brewed, the double-walled urns are designed to be transported, which makes this setup well suited to event operations where coffee is brewed centrally and then distributed to serving points or stalls. Whether your site can support the three-phase supply is the key question for event venues.

How do I know whether the B20 is the right capacity for my operation?

The B20 is generally suited to operations serving large volumes of filter coffee during defined service periods — large canteens, banqueting, stadium concessions, and similar environments. If your throughput requirements are more modest, a smaller-capacity machine would likely be a better and more cost-effective fit. If you are unsure, it is worth discussing your expected service volumes with us so we can help you identify the most appropriate option.
Bravilor B20 Bulk Filter Coffee Brewer with 2x20Ltr Urns 3 Phase

£3,618.00(£4,341.60 inc VAT)

£3,618.00(£4,341.60 inc VAT)

The Bravilor B20 is a high-output bulk filter coffee brewer designed for operations that need to produce large volumes of fresh filter coffee consistently and move it quickly to wherever it is needed. It brews directly into double-walled electric VHG urns — two urns, each holding 20 litres — which can then be transported to serving points, kiosks, or concession counters, making the B20 a practical solution wherever coffee needs to reach multiple locations from a single centralised brew point.

In service, the B20's output supports continuous back-to-back brewing during peak periods. A full 20-litre urn is ready in approximately 14 minutes at full throughput, which means a well-organised team can maintain supply without significant gaps even during sustained demand — the kind of demand encountered at large banqueting functions, busy stadium concessions, or event catering where hundreds of covers are served within a short window. The three-phase electrical supply the machine requires is what enables that level of output, and electrical infrastructure needs to be confirmed before the unit is ordered.

From a day-to-day operational standpoint, the B20 offers several practical advantages for teams managing volume coffee service:

  • LCD display and clear controls reduce the training burden on service staff
  • Coffee-ready indicator removes guesswork during back-to-back brewing cycles
  • Integrated timer supports planned production ahead of busy service periods
  • Double-walled urns retain heat during transport and extended service
  • Centralised brew point simplifies workflow across multiple serving locations

Installation requires hardwiring to a three-phase mains supply and a direct plumbed water connection — this is not a pour-over machine and it cannot be run from a standard socket. At 55kg, access routes and final positioning need to be considered in advance, and the installation itself should be carried out by a qualified engineer. This unit is intended strictly for commercial use, and the warranty terms reflect that.

The B20 is well suited to large hospitality venues, staff canteens, event and outside catering operations, and stadium or arena concessions where filter coffee output needs to be measured in tens of litres per service rather than individual cups. For sites with more modest throughput requirements, a lower-capacity model is likely a better fit. For very large-scale or near-continuous operations, it is worth discussing whether a higher-output configuration would serve the site more effectively.

If you are weighing up whether this machine suits your site's infrastructure or service volumes, our team is glad to talk it through with you before anything is committed.