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The KBN1000M-1.5 roasts green coffee beans in 1.5 kg batches using controlled heat profiles. The 0.72 kW roasting system operates on adjustable voltage configurations from 110V to 380V. Coffee roasters, specialty cafés, and wholesale bean suppliers use this unit for small-batch commercial production.
Commercial Application
Small-batch roasting enables coffee shops to maintain fresh inventory without over-roasting or stale stock. Operators roast 3-5 batches per service day to match retail or wholesale demand. The 1.5 kg capacity supports trial roasts, seasonal single-origin batches, and custom blend development.
Roasting cycles run 12-18 minutes depending on bean density and target roast level. Output supports 200-300 cups per batch after grinding. Operators complete cooling, degassing, and packaging between roast cycles to maintain workflow continuity.
Key Operational Advantages
- 1.5 kg batch capacity roasts 6-7.5 kg per hour across multiple cycles
- 0.72 kW power draw operates on 110V, 220V, 230V, or 380V supply
- Compact 13×9×12 cm control panel footprint conserves workspace
- Drum rotation maintains even heat distribution across bean mass
- Temperature profiling controls first crack timing and development phase
- Cooling tray separates from roast chamber to prevent carryover heat
Technical Specifications
| Specification | Details |
|---|---|
| Model / SKU | KBN1000M-1,5 |
| Dimensions (W × D × H) | 13 × 9 × 12 cm (5.0 × 3.4 × 4.5 in) |
| Power Output | 0.72 KW |
| Voltage | 110 V - 220 V - 230 V - 380 V - |
| Certification | Meets commercial kitchen hygiene and safety standards applicable to CE (UK & EU), NSF (USA) and CSA (Canada) requirements. |
Construction & Build Quality
The roasting drum uses stainless steel construction with heat-resistant seals to contain smoke and chaff. The 0.72 kW motor drives drum rotation at consistent RPM throughout the roast cycle. Temperature sensors monitor bean mass temperature independently of air temperature to control roast development.
- Stainless steel drum withstands repeated thermal cycling
- Insulated roast chamber reduces external heat loss
- Chaff collection system separates during cooling cycle
- Multi-voltage motor operates across international power standards
Suitable Operations
- Coffee shops
- Hotel breakfast services
- Restaurants
- Office canteens
- Catering businesses
Procurement & Support
TurcoBazaar supplies the KBN1000M-1.5 from UK warehouse stock with shipping to Europe, North America, Middle East, and Africa. Voltage configuration is confirmed before dispatch to match destination power supply. Freight pricing includes protective crating for drum assembly and control panel components.
Frequently Asked Questions
Q: What roast capacity does 1.5 kg support per day?
A: Operators complete 4-6 roast cycles per day depending on cooling time and packaging workflow. Daily output ranges from 6 kg to 9 kg of roasted coffee. Batch size matches demand without overnight storage of roasted beans.
Q: How does drum rotation affect roast consistency?
A: Continuous rotation tumbles beans through the heat zone to prevent scorching on drum walls. Even heat distribution produces uniform colour development across the batch. Rotation speed remains constant throughout first crack and development phases.
Q: Which voltage configuration suits UK and EU operations?
A: UK operations use 230V single-phase supply. EU operations specify 220V or 230V depending on local infrastructure. Confirm voltage before dispatch to avoid transformer requirements.
Q: What cooling method does the unit use between batches?
A: The cooling tray receives beans immediately after roast completion to halt temperature rise. Airflow through the tray removes residual heat within 3-5 minutes. Operators transfer cooled beans to degassing containers before starting the next roast cycle.
Q: Does the roaster require external ventilation?
A: Commercial installation requires ducted ventilation to exhaust smoke and chaff particles. The roast chamber vents through a 100 mm diameter flue connection. Local ventilation codes determine fan capacity and duct routing.