Out of stockRoastRite Coffee Roast Analyzer BigFoot™ Edition
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What 112 Coffee Roastery says about this coffee
Descriere:Accurate, Convenient & AffordableRoastRite Coffee Roast Analyzer BigFoot Edition analyzes caramelization of coffee grounds and beans accurately and consistently. Affordable and easy to operate, perfect for specialty coffee instructors and roasters.Measure ConfidentlyThe bundled BigFoot™ attachment comes with a large sample plate to minimize errors caused by gaps and coffee chaffs, producing measurements with higher accuracy and consistency.Battery / USB PoweredThe RoastRite Analyzer can not only be powered via USB, but also run on 2 AA batteries. Portable and Convenient.Less Sample, Less WasteOnly 15 grams of coffee grounds are required for each measurement while measuring coffee beans only takes 70 grams. Less product wasted, more costs saved.Lightweight & PortableThe analyzer and all accessories can be stored in the bundled aluminium carrying case and weighs less than 5 pounds total.No Warm Up, Always ReadyNo complicated calibration or boot up procedures, simply power on and start measuring.Display: LED panelSensor: Near Infrared SensorMeasurement Degree: R15 ~ R150, SCAA/Agtron measurement compatiblePower: Micro USB (5 Pin) port;Output: 5VDC/1A;Input: 200mA, 110~240VAC…
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What the roaster says about where it came from
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