Is this machine NSF certified? Can you plug it into a regular household outlet?
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Certifications: c ETL us Listed (Conforms to UL STD 197 Certified to CAN/CSA STD C22.2 NO. 109. ETL Sanitation Listed (Conforms to ANSI/NSF STD 4)Yes, regular household - it can run in 15 or 20 amp mode
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Certifications: c ETL us Listed (Conforms to UL STD 197 Certified to CAN/CSA STD C22.2 NO. 109. ETL Sanitation Listed (Conforms to ANSI/NSF STD 4) Yes, regular household - it can run in 15 or 20 amp mode
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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
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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
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Yes, the standard house plug in. ( 2 prong ) , it does not plug into a computer .
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Just a normal everyday household outlet. Not sure. .. but I think that is a 110 outlet
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Yes, but I have never used the batter power. I have always plugged the machine in to a power outlet.
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Why not..you might need an electrical converter for the plug ! Its a great machine...very sophisticated.
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Yes there should be a cord to plug into a standard outlet. Or you can power it via Ethernet cable.
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I'm not sure where you are located, but within the U.S. it uses standard 110/120 V household current. I always recommend it be plugged into an outlet that has a GFI plug.
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I don't think this is NSF, UL or CSA approved. There no logos on their label attached to the oven, nor does it tell you the voltage or amps, no manufacturer listed. Their manual does not list a manufacturer nor any other consumer information you usually find in other manuals.
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I am not sure about that but I just have it plugged into a regular outlet in my basement. Buy it you will LOVE it. I tell all my friends to get one.
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No, it comes hardwired with a standard US outlet. I'm not very pleased with this unit, and wouldn't recommend it anyway.
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This machine plugs into standard household plug and does not need a 220 heavy duty line.
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Customer service phone number is 1-866-501-3705. The people with tech support are fantastic as other people have mentioned. The unit comes with a wired in AC adapter and the machine is operating at 12 volts DC. So it seems to me that with minor adjustment a different plug could be installed by the factory for you. But I do not know for sure. As it comes, at least in USA, it is wired for 120 volts, but I do believe they ship internationally, so there may be a different model available.
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No. These machines tend to have fixed voltage. You need to buy the version for your area, e.g. 110 or 220 voltage.
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It just plugs into a regular household outlet. It will have enough power for any project that you may have for it. Rust removal from small articles, sanding, or cutting small pieces of wood
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Most states require commercial rated (by the NSF) equipment to be used in a commercial establishment. I'd check local codes. As far as would it last being used as frequently as a commercial machine would? I would expect no, simply because it is not designed for that kind of usage.
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It just plugs into a regular household outlet.It will have enough power for any project that you may have for it. Rust removal from small articles, sanding, or cutting small pieces of wood