Bunn 55400.0111, Fast Cup Automatic Bean to Cup Coffee Brewer, 208-240v

Model Specifics: 4.6 - 5.7 kW, 208-240v/60/1-ph

Features & Benefits:

• The Bunn 55400.0111 Fast Cup is a high performance bean-to-cup coffee brewer that features an intuitive touchscreen experience
• Freshly ground and hot brewed coffee, one fast, excellent cup at a time
• Automated grinding, brewing and managing spent grounds frees up your staff to spend time with your customers
• Outputs approximately 63 8oz cups per hour and dispenses in as little as 30 seconds
• Three large 3.3 lb bean hoppers provide enough capacity to make 70 cups of coffee each
• Large bin holds spend grounds from up to 50 beverages with a through counter grounds option for even greater capacity
• Fast Cup provides an expanded selection of drinks with options for both hot and iced coffee
• Iced coffee option cools freshly brewed coffee as it dispenses, making it perfect to pour over ice without watering down beverages
• Large full color 10" touchscreen creates an easy to follow experience for every user
• Promote your brand by uploading your own graphics and videos
• Simple navigation screens such as Picture Prompted Cleaning makes routine care of the Fast Cup a snap for your staff
• Practically no coffee waste – the Fast Cup bean to cup system delivers individual cups of fresh coffee. What they want / when they want it
• 9.1" Cup clearance accommodates most travel cups
• Visual cues and lighting for cup placement help ensure mess-free dispensing
• Hot water dispenses through a dedicated line that does not share a path with coffee
• ADA keypad and steep screen viewing angle offers an enjoyable bean-to-cup experience for all customers
• USB back-up and restore for machine configuration/recipe settings 
• Unit can be connected to a 20 or 30 amp circuit for flexible installation

Note: Installation not included. Contact our customer service team for details.

Product Dimensions:

• Width: 16.8 Inches
• Depth: 24.4 Inches
• Height: 33.5 Inches

Bunn Warranty:

1 year parts and labor