There is 220V and 110V
product name:Coffee Roasters
color:white
Rated voltage:220-240V
Inner diameter:270mm
Capacity:1500g
The shipment will be arranged in 2-4 working days( not including customized product), and takes about another 5-9 working days to reach you.
Product Features
- Note:The beans contain natural oil, so there will be smoke during use. Please don’t use in the room with smoke alarm.Besides, in order to prevent water from entering the motor, the pot can not be washed with water, you can clean with a wet towel.
- Professional Design automatic constant temperature heating uniform mixing baking to ensure uniformity
- Heat-resistant transparent cover, can see the heating process
- Can adjust the temperature freely in order to bake different articles
- Last but not least: Please make sure you buy authentic goods in this shop. We will provide you with better after-sales service. In case of machine problems, we will provide technical support to repair or reissue a new machine. Make sure you shop carefree.
My favorite personal roaster So far I’ve done 4 roasts. I started with about 210 grams of green Primos. I ran the first eight minutes at 200C to push the moisture out then full temp. Hit first crack at 11:30 and second crack starting at 16:30. At 18.00 I have a dark roast with the oily look to the beans. I found my favorite personal roaster.
Backup to my Behmor Upon receipt I roasted one pound of Columbian. First crack occurred at the 20 minute mark. 2nd crack occurred at about 30 minutes. End roast was Full City+. Got the job done. Build is kind of cheap. I don’t know how long the roaster will last if I use it often.
Saves time and energy! I was concerned about this roaster would not work very well with 120V, but it did quite well. It did take two runs to roaster the okra seeds we used for testing. It has a 10 minute max run time with 20 minute cool down period. Waiting is much better like constantly stirring the ingredient. I cannot speak of the time it would take to roast coffee beans if that is the use you attend, but okra seeds are much harder, so coffee beans should be a breeze. Also, we did not have any really smoke to…