Percolator Hendi 211557

This Hendi percolator prepares coffee in a 7-litre batch and has an adjustable thermostat. At a café or hotel breakfast station, the batch format supports service from one central vessel rather than preparing every cup separately. Its filter basket is designed for coarse-ground coffee, allowing those grounds to be brewed directly without a paper filter.

Where it is used

At a staffed counter or self-service drinks point, the tap lets staff dispense coffee into cups from the percolator. Its non-drip design helps limit residual drips on the counter between servings. The glass water-level indicator makes the remaining coffee visible without opening the vessel, helping staff monitor the batch during service.

The clearance beneath the tap accommodates receiving vessels up to 100 mm high, useful when choosing cups or jugs for the serving point. Thermostat indicators give staff a visual reference while they monitor the appliance. If overheating occurs, a reset button is provided; the warning light signals overheating or the need for descaling, bringing those conditions to staff’s attention.

Connection and installation

The 220–240 V supply range is the relevant connection detail when matching the appliance to the electrical supply at the drinks station. Its rated power is lower than that of most products in this category, giving operators a useful comparison of rated loads when considering equipment for the service area.

Care

The single-wall body is stainless steel, a corrosion-resistant material that is straightforward to keep clean in a damp drinks-preparation area. The drip tray attaches magnetically and is easy to clean, so staff can remove it to deal with collected drips separately from the appliance.

How to choose

The overall dimensions help assess the counter space needed for the percolator, while its low weight makes repositioning between work areas easier when the service layout changes. The 7-litre batch capacity suits a drinks point preparing coffee for multiple servings. Adjustable temperature gives operators control over the selected setting for the task, rather than restricting service to a fixed temperature.