Bravilor Bonamat

Bravilor B5 HWR Bulk Filter Coffee Brewer with 5Ltr Urn & Hot Water Tap

SKU: DC686

£2,575.00(£3,090.00 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 Bonamat B5 HWR is a plumbed-in bulk filter coffee brewer that combines a continuous-brew unit with a 5-litre insulated urn and an integrated hot water tap. Rather than managing separate appliances, operators have a single fixed installation capable of supplying both brewed filter coffee and hot water throughout service — a practical arrangement where counter space and service continuity both matter.

In high-volume environments such as large staff restaurants, conference centres, stadium concourses, and theatre interval bars, the B5 HWR is built to hold its own through sustained demand. Coffee is held at serving temperature in the insulated urn while the next batch is already in production, which keeps the supply relatively uninterrupted without requiring staff to monitor every brew cycle. The integrated hot water tap handles additional beverage requirements at the same station, reducing the number of appliances operators need to run and maintain.

From a day-to-day operational standpoint, the key advantages are:

  • Continuous brewing cycle maintains coffee availability without gaps during peak service
  • Integrated hot water tap removes the need for a separate boiler at the station
  • Plumbed-in water supply eliminates manual refilling throughout service
  • Insulated urn holds serving temperature without a separate heating plate
  • Simple controls reduce training overhead and the risk of service errors

The B5 HWR is a hardwired, plumbed installation — it is not plug-and-play. It requires a three-phase electrical connection and a direct mains water supply at appropriate pressure. Installation by a qualified electrician and plumber is essential before the unit can be used. Allow adequate worktop depth and clearance above the unit for filter changes and routine maintenance. The urn can be detached from the brewer and transported to a serving point, which suits venues that brew centrally and serve at a distance from the production area.

This brewer is well suited to operations serving several hundred covers per session where coffee demand is consistent and volume is genuinely high. Smaller or more intermittent operations may find the output exceeds their needs, and a lower-capacity plumbed brewer would likely be a better match. Very large multi-outlet sites or those with substantially higher throughput requirements may want to explore heavier-duty configurations before committing.

If you are weighing up whether the B5 HWR is the right fit for your service volumes or installation setup, our team is happy to talk through the options with you.

Frequently asked questions

Is the B5 HWR suitable for our venue if we serve around 300 covers per session?

For a venue at that volume with consistent coffee demand throughout service, the B5 HWR is generally well matched. Where demand is intermittent or concentrated into very short windows, it is worth discussing your specific service pattern with us before ordering, as the right configuration can make a meaningful difference to how well the machine performs in practice.

What does installation involve, and can we set this up ourselves?

The B5 HWR requires a hardwired three-phase electrical connection and a direct mains water supply at the correct pressure — this is not a plug-and-play unit. You will need a qualified electrician and a plumber to complete the installation before the machine can be used. We would recommend confirming your electrical supply and water pressure are suitable before placing an order.

Can the urn be used away from the brewer once the coffee is made?

Yes — the 5-litre urn is detachable from the brewer unit, which makes it practical for venues that produce coffee in a back-of-house area and then carry it to a separate serving point. The insulated urn maintains holding temperature during transport, though how long it holds adequately will depend on ambient conditions and service pace.

Bravilor B5 HWR Bulk Filter Coffee Brewer with 5Ltr Urn & Hot Water Tap

£2,575.00(£3,090.00 inc VAT)

£2,575.00(£3,090.00 inc VAT)

The Bravilor Bonamat B5 HWR is a plumbed-in bulk filter coffee brewer that combines a continuous-brew unit with a 5-litre insulated urn and an integrated hot water tap. Rather than managing separate appliances, operators have a single fixed installation capable of supplying both brewed filter coffee and hot water throughout service — a practical arrangement where counter space and service continuity both matter.

In high-volume environments such as large staff restaurants, conference centres, stadium concourses, and theatre interval bars, the B5 HWR is built to hold its own through sustained demand. Coffee is held at serving temperature in the insulated urn while the next batch is already in production, which keeps the supply relatively uninterrupted without requiring staff to monitor every brew cycle. The integrated hot water tap handles additional beverage requirements at the same station, reducing the number of appliances operators need to run and maintain.

From a day-to-day operational standpoint, the key advantages are:

  • Continuous brewing cycle maintains coffee availability without gaps during peak service
  • Integrated hot water tap removes the need for a separate boiler at the station
  • Plumbed-in water supply eliminates manual refilling throughout service
  • Insulated urn holds serving temperature without a separate heating plate
  • Simple controls reduce training overhead and the risk of service errors

The B5 HWR is a hardwired, plumbed installation — it is not plug-and-play. It requires a three-phase electrical connection and a direct mains water supply at appropriate pressure. Installation by a qualified electrician and plumber is essential before the unit can be used. Allow adequate worktop depth and clearance above the unit for filter changes and routine maintenance. The urn can be detached from the brewer and transported to a serving point, which suits venues that brew centrally and serve at a distance from the production area.

This brewer is well suited to operations serving several hundred covers per session where coffee demand is consistent and volume is genuinely high. Smaller or more intermittent operations may find the output exceeds their needs, and a lower-capacity plumbed brewer would likely be a better match. Very large multi-outlet sites or those with substantially higher throughput requirements may want to explore heavier-duty configurations before committing.

If you are weighing up whether the B5 HWR is the right fit for your service volumes or installation setup, our team is happy to talk through the options with you.