Swan SWU10L Catering Urn with Automatic Temperature Control, Drip Tray, 10L, 1600W, Stainless Steel, Silver

il nome è una garanzia e il prodotto è di qualità. accesso per il servizio colazione sin dalla mattina, mai un problema. unica accortezza non tenerlo acceso quando è vuoto, consiglio sempre di caricare l'acqua prima dell'accensione. soddisfatto

Bel prodotto a buon prezzo, arrivato con spina inglese con fusibile, sostituita subito senza tagliare nulla. In mezz’ora arriva a temperatura con circa 5 litri poi mantiene da solo. Il rubinetto è rialzato dal fondo e lascia sempre un fondo di acqua anche inclinandolo non riesce ad uscire, bisogna rovesciarlo. Inoltre la pentola non si stacca dalla base quindi per lavarlo bisogna fare attenzione a non bagnare la parte elettrica. Sarebbe ottimo con un termostato regolabile.

This is a very good tea urn and no assembly was required. It heats very quickly and looks good. and the water delivery is accurate and doesn't spit or splash--we all remember those college tea urns that spat and spluttered, and where you'd jump each time you were hit by the scalding water. This is not like that. The only slight criticism is that I feel the quality of the plastic tap is not as good as the overall urn quality; it has a bit of a flimsy feel when you flick it down into its permanent open position, and I'd like something just a little smoother in its action, and with less of a jolt. But it works fine and is responsive. The urn holds 20 litres so, that's a lot of teas! Perfect for a cafe, for your builders if you're having renovations done (no more, "Any chance of a brew, luv?") and it seems cost-effective, staying warmed on a very low setting once it's been heated.

Excellent, did the job perfectly. Easy to use and empty.

Ours got lost in the post, but we bought one at a car boot instead. Its OK, would have been better with a nob to adjust the temp. Its just a switch with a couple of lights and hope for the best. Takes just over half an hour to boil in the summer. Apparently it keeps the water hot. So it boils it, let's it cool a bit and then has another go. Not like the old ones with constant boil. They do stain a little if you make tea in it, as the previous owner had. It came out with a dishwasher ball in there and let it boil a couple of times.