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FEATURES

MODELS SS2-AD & SS2-BD DUAL SATELLITE COFFEE BREWER WITH HOT WATER FAUCET,

manufactured by Bloomfield industries Inc., Is designsd to brew 3 portions of 1/2, 1 & 1 1/2

Gallons of coffee on each side at the press of a switch and to hold hot beverage at the

correct temperature for serving.

Operates on 1201240 Volts, 30 Amps, 6155 Watts. 50/60 Hz service for SS2-BD and

120/208 Volts, 30 Amps, 5655 Watts, 50/60 Hz service for SS2-AD.

Requires a water flow rate of 1 gallon (4 Itr) per minute at a minimum pressure of 30

PSI. (2.0 bars).

Dual 3 Portion Brew (1/2 ,1 & 1 1/2 Gallons) at the press of a switch.

Consistent extraction on all 3 portions of brew through various flow systems which

includes unique hot water bypass system.

Absence of any hot surfaces.

Unit will NOT Brew unless a Satellite Is in place.

Hot water faucet mounted on the front of the brewer allows draw off of hot water for

hot beverages or for rinsing purposes at anytlme without affecting the coffee brew

volume.

Adjustable non-skid rubber feet on brewer for easy leveling.

Exclusive “water spray disc’ where water flows gently and uniformly over the coffee grounds,

causing a floating action and complete saturation of all coffee grounds.

Adjustable coffee quality timer light which flashes at end of approved coffee holding time.

OPTIONAL Drip Tray.

Fully Electronically Controlled:

Precise Temperature Control

Precise Volume and Timing Control

o Each volume Individually programmable if required

After hours mode with saves energy and increases componet life

Safety feature Includes monitoring of each operation

Double Brew prevention

Brew count Information

Teflon color coded wiring, keyed to color tabs at connection points.

Unit size requires minimal counter space.

OPTIONAL Satellite Docking Station

UL, CUL & NSF Listed (UL & CUL: E9253) (NSF: Standard 4)

Manufactured in USA

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