Neumarker Samowar Rebecca L00-10132 370x280x600 mm

A samowar heats water by passing electric current through submerged heating coils, raising the temperature until the water boils. The larger coil brings the water to a rolling boil quickly, while the smaller coil maintains a steady, lower temperature to keep the water hot without wasting energy. This dual-coil system allows the samovar to switch automatically from rapid heating to warm-keeping mode once boiling point is reached, ensuring a constant supply of hot water for tea without constant attention from the operator.

To use the Samowar Rebecca, fill the main water container through the top opening, then place the removable tea pot on its designated platform. The operator sets the adjustable thermostat to the desired temperature, which controls the strength of the tea by regulating how long the leaves steep in the hot water. Once the water reaches boiling point, the samovar switches to warm-keeping mode, and the tap with its built-in anti-scale filter dispenses hot water into cups or teapots. The tea concentrate brews separately in the smaller pot, allowing each guest to adjust the strength by mixing the concentrate with hot water from the main container.

The body is constructed from stainless steel, chosen for its resistance to corrosion and ease of cleaning in a busy kitchen. The main water container holds 5 litres, while the removable tea pot holds 1.3 litres, providing enough capacity for continuous service during peak hours. The unit measures 370 mm wide, 280 mm deep and 600 mm high, fitting on most worktops without overhang. At 4.7 kg, it can be moved by one person when empty, though its compact footprint allows it to remain in place during service.

Controls include a continuously adjustable thermostat for setting the brewing temperature and an automatic switch that shifts the appliance from rapid heating to warm-keeping mode. Overheating protection cuts power if the water level drops too low, preventing damage to the heating coils. The tap, fitted with an anti-scale filter, dispenses water without clogging, while the included tea strainer catches loose leaves when pouring the concentrate.

The 1.8 kW power rating draws a moderate load on a standard 230 V circuit, suitable for most professional kitchens without requiring a dedicated line. The 5-litre capacity allows the samovar to serve multiple cups before refilling, while the 1.3-litre tea pot holds enough concentrate for several servings. The weight of 4.7 kg makes it stable on a worktop but light enough to reposition when needed.

Cleaning involves emptying both containers, wiping the stainless steel surfaces with a damp cloth, and rinsing the tap and anti-scale filter under running water. The removable tea pot and strainer can be washed separately. The heating coils should be inspected periodically for scale build-up, though the anti-scale filter reduces this in the tap.

The Samowar Rebecca is categorised under professional beverage equipment, specifically tea service appliances.