Bunn AXIOM-DV-APS Dual Voltage Airpot Coffee Brewer - BU387000010
Bunn AXIOM-DV-APS Dual Voltage Airpot Coffee Brewer - BU387000010
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Bunn AXIOM-DV-APS Dual Voltage Airpot Coffee Brewer - BU387000010
Bunn AXIOM-DV-APS Dual Voltage Airpot Coffee Brewer - BU387000010
The Bunn 38700.0010 AXIOM-DV-APS Airpot Brewer features a hot water faucet and SplashGard funnel. This unit also features LCD display and brews into Airpots. This coffee maker offers a medium-volume brewing solution that features Digital Brewer Controls for precise extraction control.
Features
- Adjusts automatically to varying water pressure
- Electronic diagnostics and built-in tank drain make service easier
- For high lime areas, BrewLOGIC technology calculates flow rate and adjusts brew time to maintain consistent pot levels
- Large 200oz. (5.9L) tank provides back-to-back brewing capacity
- Ensure coffee quality with programming for brew level, cold brew lock- out and tank temperature, set easily from the front of the machine
- Coffee extraction controlled with programmable pre-infusion, pulse brew and digital temperature precision
- Brews directly into 1.9 to 3L airpots
- Energy-saver mode reduces tank temperature during idle periods
- Hot water faucet
- SplashGard funnel deflects hot liquids away from the hand
- Dual voltage adaptable (Can operate at 120V/15 amp or 120/208-240V/20 amp)
- Servers/Airpots not included
- PROP 65 warning decal included in packaging with equipment
Specifications
| Height | 23.6" |
|---|---|
| Width | 9" |
| Depth | 18.5" |
| Volts | 120V / 120/208V / 120/240V |
| Amps | 12.5 A / 13 A / 15 A |
| Watts | 1,500 W / 2,680 W / 3,550 W |
| Cord Attached | Yes / No / No |
| Plug Type | NEMA 5-15P |
| Phase | 1 Phase |
| Hertz | 60 Hz |
| Decor / Finish | Stainless Steel |
| Funnel | Black Funnel |
What our Experts Think
- Designed for medium-volume airpot coffee service, making it ideal for hotels, cafés, offices, and self-serve beverage stations.
- Uses dual voltage capability (120V or 120/208–240V), offering flexible installation across different electrical setups.
- Delivers up to 7.5 gallons per hour, supporting steady output during peak service periods.
- Brews directly into 1.9L–3L airpots, ensuring easy transport and long-lasting heat retention for self-service environments.
- Features digital BrewWIZARD controls with LCD display, allowing precise adjustment of brew strength, temperature, and batch size.
- Includes pre-infusion and pulse brew technology, improving extraction consistency and enhancing coffee flavor clarity.
- Equipped with a hot water faucet, expanding functionality for tea, soups, and other hot beverages.
- Built with a large internal hot water tank (~5.9L capacity) for fast recovery and back-to-back brewing.
- Includes energy-saver mode and BrewLOGIC® flow adjustment, helping maintain consistency while reducing energy use and adapting to water conditions.
- Durable stainless steel commercial construction ensures long-term reliability in demanding foodservice environments.
Q&A
Q: What is the Bunn AXIOM-DV-APS Dual Voltage Airpot Coffee Brewer (BU387000010)?
A: The Bunn AXIOM-DV-APS is a commercial airpot coffee brewer designed for medium-volume environments, delivering consistent batch brewing directly into 1.9–3.0L airpots with programmable digital control and fast recovery performance.
Q: What does “dual voltage” mean in this model?
A: It is field-convertible and can operate on 120V or 208–240V power, allowing flexible installation in different commercial electrical setups.
Q: How much coffee does it produce per hour?
A: It brews up to 7.5 gallons per hour, making it suitable for steady coffee demand in cafés, offices, and hospitality stations.
Q: What type of containers does it brew into?
A: It is designed for airpots (typically 1.9L to 3L), which are sold separately and used for portable, self-serve coffee service.
Q: What are the key features of this brewer?
A: Key features include digital temperature and brew control, programmable pre-infusion and pulse brew, hot water faucet, SplashGard funnel, and LCD diagnostics for monitoring and maintenance.
Q: Does it require plumbing?
A: Yes, it is a plumbed automatic brewer, designed for continuous operation with stable water pressure for back-to-back brewing.
Q: What are the electrical requirements?
A: Depending on configuration, it supports 120V or 208–240V operation, with wattage ranging roughly from 1500W to 3550W.
Q: What is the Bunn AXIOM-DV-APS best used for?
A: It is ideal for cafés, hotels, breakfast buffets, and office coffee stations where consistent airpot-brewed coffee and fast recovery between batches are required.
Maintenance Tips
- Daily sprayhead cleaning (critical): Remove and clean sprayhead to keep all holes open for even extraction. The AXIOM relies on precise spray pattern + pre-infusion for consistent flavor.
- Deliming routine (1–3 months): Use a deliming spring in the sprayhead tube to remove mineral scale buildup that restricts flow, causes underfilled airpots, and slows recovery time.
- Clean brew funnel daily: Wash thoroughly to remove coffee oils that cause bitter taste and slow drainage, especially important in airpot brewing.
- Wipe exterior & splash zones daily: Keep control panel, funnel area, and stainless surfaces clean with mild detergent to prevent buildup and contamination.
- Flush hot water faucet weekly: Run water through the independent hot water tap to prevent mineral blockage and maintain reliable dispensing.
- Check brew temperature consistency: Stable temperature is essential for programmable pre-infusion and pulse brew performance—scale buildup can reduce heating efficiency.
- Inspect water supply (20–90 PSI): Maintain stable pressure for accurate batch volume and consistent multi-cycle brewing.
- Descale internal tank periodically: Prevents slow recovery, weak extraction, and inconsistent airpot fill levels in high-volume service.
- Use energy-saver mode during idle periods: Helps reduce tank stress and prolong heater life during low demand.
- Check diagnostics alerts: The AXIOM’s electronic diagnostics should be reviewed regularly to catch early heating, flow, or sensor issues.
