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Bravilor B20 L Bulk Coffee Brewer with 20 Litre Urn 3 Phase

SKU: DC679

£2,798.00(£3,357.60 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 L is a high-output bulk filter coffee brewer designed for operations that need to produce large volumes of coffee continuously and distribute it across several service points. It brews directly into a 20-litre double-walled electric VHG urn, which retains heat independently once filled. That urn can then be moved to a counter, kiosk, or remote service station while the brewer immediately begins the next batch — a straightforward arrangement that suits any site where coffee demand is sustained rather than occasional.

At around 90 litres per hour throughput, the B20 L is genuinely built for scale. Large staff canteens, conference and banqueting operations, stadium catering, festival sites, and event contractors working from a central production area are the natural fit. The built-in LCD display and coffee-ready indicator help service staff manage batch timing without having to monitor the machine constantly, which matters when they have other things to attend to during a busy service period.

From an operational standpoint, the batch-and-distribute model carries some clear practical advantages:

  • Batch brewing from one machine reduces the labour and complexity of running multiple smaller units
  • The mobile urn enables simultaneous multi-point service without additional brewing equipment at each station
  • Double-walled urn construction holds temperature without continuous power at the point of service
  • Programmable timer allows preparation ahead of peak demand periods
  • Straightforward controls keep staff operation consistent across shifts

The B20 L requires a hardwired three-phase electrical connection and a direct mains water supply. This is not a plug-in unit — installation must be carried out by a qualified electrician and plumber before the machine can be commissioned. The footprint is substantial and the machine itself weighs 41kg, so placement needs to be planned with access routes for the urn in mind. It is designed for a dedicated back-of-house or servery position rather than a compact countertop setup.

This brewer is well suited to high-volume operations with predictable, sustained filter coffee demand — canteens regularly serving several hundred covers, venues running multi-point service, or catering contractors where output consistency across a long event period is a genuine requirement. For lower-volume sites, a smaller-batch brewer is likely a more proportionate choice. For operations where demand regularly exceeds what a single unit can deliver, it is worth discussing whether a different configuration would better match the throughput needed.

If you would like to talk through whether the B20 L is the right fit for your service volumes or site setup, the team is here to help before you place an order.

Frequently asked questions

What kind of operation is the B20 L genuinely suited to?

The B20 L works best where filter coffee demand is continuous and predictable at volume — large staff canteens, conference and banqueting venues, stadium catering, and event contractors running multi-point service from a central production area. If your peak demand is occasional or modest, a smaller-batch brewer is likely a better match for the volumes you are actually serving.

What installation work is needed before the B20 L can be used?

The machine requires a hardwired three-phase electrical connection and a direct mains water supply — it cannot be plugged into a standard socket. Both the electrical and plumbing connections must be completed by qualified tradespeople before the unit can be commissioned. It is worth confirming your site has three-phase supply available before ordering, as adding it retrospectively can be a significant cost.

How does the mobile urn arrangement work in practice during service?

Once a batch is brewed into the 20-litre urn, the urn can be disconnected and moved to whichever service point needs it — a counter, kiosk, or remote station — while the brewer starts the next batch. The double-walled construction keeps the coffee at a consistent temperature without needing a power connection at the service point, which makes it practical for sites where running power to every counter position is not feasible.
Bravilor B20 L Bulk Coffee Brewer with 20 Litre Urn 3 Phase

£2,798.00(£3,357.60 inc VAT)

£2,798.00(£3,357.60 inc VAT)

The Bravilor B20 L is a high-output bulk filter coffee brewer designed for operations that need to produce large volumes of coffee continuously and distribute it across several service points. It brews directly into a 20-litre double-walled electric VHG urn, which retains heat independently once filled. That urn can then be moved to a counter, kiosk, or remote service station while the brewer immediately begins the next batch — a straightforward arrangement that suits any site where coffee demand is sustained rather than occasional.

At around 90 litres per hour throughput, the B20 L is genuinely built for scale. Large staff canteens, conference and banqueting operations, stadium catering, festival sites, and event contractors working from a central production area are the natural fit. The built-in LCD display and coffee-ready indicator help service staff manage batch timing without having to monitor the machine constantly, which matters when they have other things to attend to during a busy service period.

From an operational standpoint, the batch-and-distribute model carries some clear practical advantages:

  • Batch brewing from one machine reduces the labour and complexity of running multiple smaller units
  • The mobile urn enables simultaneous multi-point service without additional brewing equipment at each station
  • Double-walled urn construction holds temperature without continuous power at the point of service
  • Programmable timer allows preparation ahead of peak demand periods
  • Straightforward controls keep staff operation consistent across shifts

The B20 L requires a hardwired three-phase electrical connection and a direct mains water supply. This is not a plug-in unit — installation must be carried out by a qualified electrician and plumber before the machine can be commissioned. The footprint is substantial and the machine itself weighs 41kg, so placement needs to be planned with access routes for the urn in mind. It is designed for a dedicated back-of-house or servery position rather than a compact countertop setup.

This brewer is well suited to high-volume operations with predictable, sustained filter coffee demand — canteens regularly serving several hundred covers, venues running multi-point service, or catering contractors where output consistency across a long event period is a genuine requirement. For lower-volume sites, a smaller-batch brewer is likely a more proportionate choice. For operations where demand regularly exceeds what a single unit can deliver, it is worth discussing whether a different configuration would better match the throughput needed.

If you would like to talk through whether the B20 L is the right fit for your service volumes or site setup, the team is here to help before you place an order.