The fully automated Marco Jet Filter Coffee Brewer leverages advanced technology to create a precision instrument for high-volume coffee service. Intuitively designed with easy programmability, this brewer delivers unprecedented control to the user for managing every aspect of the brew process. Coffee will be brewed to exact specifications as this machine is designed to provide accurate measurements and brew a whopping 6 liters of coffee into the vacuum-insulated portable urns. Working in tandem with the Jet Coffee Grinder, the Jet Filter Coffee Brewer gives coffee shops, restaurants, hotels, offices, and catering companies greater control of the quality of their coffee in a fast, incredibly user-friendly system. Achieving a unique futuristic look, this brewer will also enhance the aesthetic value of any environment—the complete package.
How it Works
To operate the Jet Filter Coffee Brewer, the user programs and selects brew recipes through the digital display. Simply set the final volume, brew time, and dilution parameters. Setting the dilution function will allow you to program a certain amount of hot water delivery to the urn before brewing to tweak the coffee strength if desired. Dilution can be set to zero if you want to skip this parameter.
Temperature regulation is guaranteed via the brewer’s continuous movement of water throughout the system. Water flows at a constant rate from the circulation chamber on top of the brewer to the tank that sits at the bottom of the brewer underneath the urn. As a result, when the valve opens, the water distributed over the coffee is at the optimal temperature, ensuring consistency in your product.
Combining the Jet Coffee Grinder with the Jet Filter Coffee Brewer creates a powerfully automated system similar to a superautomatic espresso machine. Attaching to the back of the brewer, the grinder is incorporated into the overall brew process and will grind the correct amount of coffee once you’ve entered your brew selection into the Jet. This way, steps are reduced, efficiency is improved, and consistency is elevated as the two machines work intelligently together.
*Note that the Jet Coffee Grinder will not operate independently of the Jet Filter Coffee Brewer.
Urns or grinder not included, but user can opt to use a different urn so long as it will fit in the machine,
Features and Functionality
Pre-set recipe and volume options for morning, afternoon and evening: There are three different programmable recipes in the Jet Filter Coffee Brewer so that you can easily select the appropriate recipes as you switch to different coffee varietals and roasts throughout the day.
Variable batch volumes: The user determines the brew size, providing flexibility for different environments and customer traffic rates that vary during business hours.
Basket safety lock during brewing: The brew basket will be locked in place while the machine is active. This prevents injury that could result from removing the basket before the hot water dispensing cycle is complete in brewers without this safety mechanism.
Operator friendly and easy-to-use: Programmability is made simple with an intuitive touchscreen and directions that are easy to follow. Serving a crowd is easier than ever.
Vacuum insulated urn: This feature increases energy efficiency and temperature control to keep the coffee hotter for longer stretches of time.
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Highly recommended
It’s a cool gadget, don’t get me wrong, but at almost $500 for a device that just spins around it is very, VERY overpriced. You’re better off using that money to buy a manual or even semi-manual WDT tool and using the savings to putting it toward a better grinder or espresso machine.
Bought my only La Pavoni in the early 1980's when my employer transferred me to Brussels. After many years the sheet metal base rusted. I fabricated a new base with aluminum profiles and a few bolts. Then the backlight switch failed and I replaced it with two switches and two indicating lights. Thank you Radio Shack. Everything still works. I would like to add a pressure gage now that I have lots of spare time. Any hints???
