Would this tank be suitable for potable water for a coffee cart?
250100
It's possible. U have to know ur measurements cause the tank can have a different fit.
250101
We use this tank on our food truck for fresh water and a 20 gallon tank for gray water.
250102
Yes it would. I installed it in my tent trailer for the fresh water holding tank.
687794
Previous answer correct. great machine remember you need to remove water tank from the top so you need room above it
27632
I would not recommend it for that. The way the thing is designed, it would not seat properly into a 2.75" opening .. but you could do it if you held it up yourself. I have two of these, but if I had to do it over again, I'd choose the Melitta or a ceramic one from Starbucks. Both of those only have a single drip hole for slower drip and greater ground saturation, which is what you want for a great cup of coffee. This one has two holes .. which lets the water drip through too fast, in my opinion.
117856
Not to my knowledge. I would put less water for a smaller amount of coffee. This coffee maker lasted less then six months. I have given up on Mr.Coffee makers
1418255
We have an older machine, but it has the water tank on the side and it fits nicely. And there is room for 4 Food Network espresso cups (not the saucers) so I would guess that it would, but it looks like it would be close. No dimensions available?
1385054
I think that would work. I only use my trash can for the used coffee pods so I don't really put yucky trash in the can. It rinses out very nicely.
184302
Not the best choice for that. A case of 24 16 oz.bottles of water would be a challenge to get in and out and you would have to put it in sideways. The weight wouldn't be an issue, but getting it in and out of the cart as a single item would be very difficult. I have two carts - this one for lighter duty and another large heavy duty metal cart for when I need to load up on heavy items like water and drinks.
1078139
Yes i would think so. It adhears pretty good on it own and is pretty durable. It wont soak it up or get waterspots either.
621905
I believe the tank is too small for this purpose. I have one located in my garage just for washing hands etc. and the hot water doesn't seem to last that long.
1607261
it can be used for any liquid you want to keep hot, just don't use the steep basket. You cannot put coffee grinds in the steep basket and hope to make coffee though (if that's what you're thinking); the holes in the basket would be too large.
2113814
No. This isn't designed for that sort of use. No less, I don't think any state board of health would allow you to use this for potable water. It's not a drinking fountain.
184304
I have never tried putting a case of water in mine. But, trust me! Do yourself a favor, and purchase this shopping trolley. There is no better trolley available. Once you have used it a few times, you'll never be without it ! ! !
433662
I use it for coffee, but you could take the "guts" out and heat water if you like.
1130753
Yes. This is the most awesome coffee maker ever for the price. My friends husband invented( if that is the word to use) a floating devise for the water reserve . I can have my husband email you the specifics. Kathy
4021
You would have to look up the water capacity of the Jura Giga 5, as I don't remember what it is. I use it for making Lattes for our Church congregation. It is super simple and easy to use. I have a small coffee cart and keep gallon water jugs handy to refill with. Guess it depends on how busy you intend to be with it. I would say it's capable of smaller business use. I love mine...I got mine from AHotteLatte, and Robert was very helpful. Hope this helps. I like mine so well, I bought a smaller version called Ena 9 (refurbished).
587499
It's plastic, i dont know of any coffee pots with a stainless tank. We have had zero problems with this coffee pot though. It's fabulous
838680
My understanding is: the water tank and tubing are stainless steel. That is what the mfr stated and is one of the reasons I bought it. It also makes great coffee.