Is this appliance NSF certified, may it be used in a commercial setting?
822405
It is not NSF certified, and specifies on the unit that it is not for commercial use.
822406
The instruction book says to not use outdoors and for household use only. The customer service #1-913-663-4500. Hope this helps
1833344
Important thing is it's rated only for indoor use, not allowed if your distribution panel is outside. Otherwise you can go to GE website for technical specs.
1805186
No, it is not NSF certified. However, thousands of them are in daily use across the nation and round the world in food service applications. You MIGHT find someone challenging your use of it perhaps in inner city New York, Chicago, Detroit, Los Angeles. I know of a couple dozen coffee bars that use Baratza grinders exclusively, are regularly inspected, and have never had the issue raised. At a price of $129, though, you are not putting much at risk. If they do challenge you on that issue, simply bring it home and use it there, or sell it to a friend to use at home. As far as usability and reliability, these are almost as good as the far more dear units by the name brands. I have used thes same machine for retail production myself, and as long as you are not using it constantly it runs cool enough it never presents any problem. I've seen hand brew bars with a whole row of the bigger brother to this machine (the Vario, Vario W, and Fort) each with its own single origin coffee. NBo health Inspector has ever looked askance at their setup. Of course, they meticulously maintain the entire place, so there is the impression that all is in perfect order. We have these in stock, and are happy to ship immediately. Hope this answer fills your need. The crew at Buen Cafe
747114
This is a brand new factory sealed appliance. It includes a full manufacturers warranty.
1655668
No. This is a consumer grade product, not professional or commercial grade.
725821
Yes because it is compliant with NSF standard 42. Please refer to the fact sheet link http://www.waterchef.com/images/documents/WaterChef-Performance-Data-Sheet-C7000.pdf
931789
Hi, And thank you for your question. This machine like the Vivaldi II is NSf Certified:(ETL) Sanitation Listed (Conforms to ANSI/NSF STD 4) c(ETL)us Listed (Conforms to UL STD 197 Certified to CAN/CSA STD C22.2 NO. 109 and it can be used with a normal 3 prong plug - 15 amp mode or the 3 prong plug with a twisted prong which is used for running in the 20 amp mode. There are no differences other than a few amps in the running of these machines. Any other questions I would be happy to answer at Spagsespresso
983841
I cannot see any indication of NSF certification on my carafe, and the label is long gone.
974612
You don't need NSF appliances for your cafe? Also, I doubt this is intended for continuous use. It would have to be on all the time because the preheat cycle would take too long to go through it every time. Since this is made and marketed as a home appliance, I wouldn't count on it to last as long as I'd want it to in a cafe. Try a place like pizzaequipmentworld.com to get an idea of what might be more appropriate for a commercial environment.
704044
Linda, I checked the bottom of my stockpot and it dos not have a NSF stamp on it. If I recall correctly, a piece of cookware will have those letters displayed on it if it is indeed certified. I do use mine quite often and it has performed great. Hope this helps, Robert
296924
NO! This is a HAM radio ONLY. It is not FCC Part 90 certified for commercial use.
983966
Yes this would work for that however I don't think it is NSF approved which all food storage items have to be for any commercial operation. If this is just for home use I would leave it up to you. It is pretty large be sure to check the dimensions so you know.
1707853
No, I am a facility manager. I did buy one from Appliance Parts in Reno, Nv. They are located on Rock Blvd. and their pricing is good. Hope this helps.
1846828
This particular unit is not, because it does not meet the National Electrical Code to do so. It is not sealed from moisture, and probably not protected from corrosion.
541277
There is a standard household cord on it that plugs into a standard 110/120 household outlet... an electrician could remake the connection at the end of the cord by cutting off the plug but not be able to remake the connection inside the unit... that would surely void the warranty. Your dishwasher, stove, oven, freezer, microwave, etc. all have plug in cords... why would you want to break away from a good concept and hard wire it? If you do not want to see the units plug at the counter... I would suggest have the electrician make a new outlet that is under where the unit is going. Anytime you change the manufacture's wiring you add to the risk of problems and or fire. Be safe!
1965398
Hi they are NSF certified for commercial kitchen use. I don't know which ones come apart
209826
i can't find the answer even in the manual. You will need to call the company. I can only tell you it is a good sized appliance.