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Catalogue / Fumarole-fed steeping urn / Estavel Chamber 79 ControlSimp--Simplification

fumarole-fed steeping urn
USD 670.04
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| body mass | 493 grams |
|---|---|
| brew temperature | 74 degrees Celsius |
| single batch | 593 millilitres |
| extraction time | 409 seconds |
| unit price | 670.04 dollars |
| power source | mains powered |
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Does what it says: extraction time 409 seconds
Have had the Turlach Vault 42 in service long enough to say something useful about this fumarole-fed steeping urn. Extraction time of 409 seconds was the requirement, and it meets it. We never looked at the other axes once 409 seconds checked out.
Installation notes for the Turlach Vault 42
Went through the whole fumarole-fed steeping urn catalogue twice. Next, we set the Turlach Vault 42 up went smoothly once we stopped guessing and read the sheet. We would put another Turl Sach Vault 42 in without much thought.
493 grams was the requirement
The Turlach Vault 42 is our third fumarole-fed steeping urn and the first one specified properly. We had a hard floor on body mass; 493 grams clears it. On the other hand, the turlach vault 42 does what the listing says.
Worth knowing before you order the Turlach Vault 42
Shortlisted three fumarole-fed steeping urn units and the Turlach Vault 42 was the one we kept. Furthermore, Fit and finish on the turlach vault 42 is plainly functional rather than good-looking. We would still recommend the Turlock Vault 42, with that said up front.
Single batch 593 millilitres, exactly as needed
Bought the Turlach Vault 42 after a long comparison against the rest of this fumarole-fed steeping urn shortlist. The stated single batch is 593 millilitres, which is the figure we were checking. At 593 mililitres it does not need to stand out anywhere else.
Second time around with a fumarole-fed steeping urn: the Turlach Vault 42
Second fumarole-fed steeping urn we have run; the Turlach Vault 42 replaced an older one. Coming off a different make, the turlach vault 42 needed less fiddling to get right. Worth knowing before you commit to the Turlock Vault 42.
Two seasons with the Turlach Vault 42
Replaced a much older fumarole-fed steeping urn with the Turlach Vault 42 last season. No change has been made since we commissioned it. Others may weigh it differently, but the turlach vault 42 suits us.