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Question: Which voltage is this roaster? Behmor 1600 is available as 120v (US/Canada) or 220-240v (European). Please specify voltage when listing a product.
Document: The Product:A home roaster for just over five years, I have now owned the Behmor 1600 Home Roaster for nearly three years. (Prior roaster was a Nesco) Typically I roast 1-2 pounds per week, but ramp up to 10-15 pounds per week as the calendar creeps from Thanksgiving toward Christmas and I roast coffee gifts for friends and family. At well over 250# roasted to date - I have had only 2-3 major "fails" that were clearly my own fault.
If you like dark roasts, please don't hesitate to give the Behmor a try. Just be sure to lie to it and tell it your batch is one size larger.PS: I'm not sure why this item isn't available on Amazon. I was easily able to find it on the internet (just google it). I got mine with free shipping and 8 lbs of green beans all for $299.
It cost about $75 for materials, was easy to build and I swear I don't understand at all why there isn't a commercially manufactured version of this thing on the market. It works beautifully, you can watch the beans as they roast and stop or extend or adjust temp as precisely as you please. The machine works great no matter what the ambient temp is and isn't the least bit finicky about line voltage.
Great way to start your morning. The 1600 roast evenly and you have the flexibility to roast your beans longer if need be. Very satisfied with this product!
We roast for our small cafe with the Behmor 1600 which we bought elsewhere and it is an awesome roaster. It requires some logic and proper maintenance, also I suggest a dedicated circuit for this, those with poor results probably have the thing on an overloaded circuit, it draws and suddenly spikes in electricity usage and if it's connected to a circuit with other appliances it may fail to heat properly.On a dedicated circuit in Central America we have no problems.
I've owned a Behmor 1600 since shortly after the first units shipped. It's been trouble free through an average of 1 roast every week for the past almost 18 months and provides a very mellow roast compared to what I'd experienced with a fluid bed roaster. I found (as have most users) that a one pound setting will take the beans into second crack if one limits the roast to 350-175 grams.
this is my second behmor 1600, the first one had a hard time getting a dark roast. second crack was hard to reach, 10 oz on full pound setting. plus tricking sensor to keep quartz bulbs glowing. you need to watch the roast, exspecially the lasts few minutes. i have had a fire or 2 in the old one. the new roaster is new and clean, but the profile seem better. I am stoppping roast sooner with time to spare. i like the roaster and would recommend it.
Several years ago I thought about doing home coffee roasting, after seeing a small roaster that looked like a popcorn maker, and the green beans, at a local kitchen wares store. My wife told me I didn't need the toy, so the thought went on the back burner. Fast forward several years to December 2009. With my retirement and all that new time, I needed yet another passion. So I found the Behmor 1600 online from Roastmasters just before Christmas, and yes, it was a gift to myself.
This replace a roaster we really liked that wasn't available any longer. Roast like a champ. Buy this coffee roaster.
In every case, I've heard back either the same day, or the next, which is amazing given I am 4 time zones ahead of them. The responses always come from the same person, and he is always helpful and supportive. In an age when post sale, and especially post-warranty customer support is weak to non-existent with most manufacturers, Behmor is beyond exemplary. They clearly take pride not only in their product, but in the care and support they provide to their customers.
Answer: The roaster is 120v