BUNN – BUN321300000 32130.0000 3.0-Liter Lever-Action Airpot, Stainless Steel Import To Shop ×Product customization General
- 3-liter (102-ounce) capacity
- Stainless steel lining ensures hot coffee for hours
- Brew-through lid with lever-action for easy use
- Easy to transport
- Stainless steel finish with black trim
- 3-liter (102-ounce) capacity
- Stainless steel lining ensures hot coffee for hours
- Brew-through lid with lever-action for easy use
- Easy to transport
- Product Built to North American Electrical Standards
$70
The BUNN 32130.0000 3.0-liter Lever-Action Airpot in Stainless Steel ensures hot coffee for hours. With a brew-through insert and lever action for easy use, the airpot can hold up to 102-ounces (3-liters).
Specification: BUNN – BUN321300000 32130.0000 3.0-Liter Lever-Action Airpot, Stainless Steel Import To Shop ×Product customization General
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Charlie V. –
11 years of experience with these…I have owned and have been running my little coffee shop/cafe for just over 11 years as of August 31st, 2018…I have only ever used these air-pots, I swear by them. I have on more than one occasion tried other kinds or types, usually due to cost, but have on more than one occasion been utterly disappointed by the others, and have then ordered these again. So long as they are ‘charged’ properly at the start of the day (left with hot water in them for at least an hour, if not overnight), they will keep your coffee piping hot for hours, without the scorch-effect of a burner. The only drawback; if you happen to bump or bang one with much force or impact (counter, sink divider, etc) the seal between the insulating core, and the inner carafe gives out, at which point they no longer hold the heat the way they are capable of when in proper functioning order. …I also think they(the seals between the ins. core and carafe) eventually just give out with age and regular use, like most things. I still prefer them to many other air pots because they are double walled stainless steel, and not glass lined. Even with this little factor(sensitivity to being jarred), I have typically gotten 2-3 years (if not longer) of service out of each of the ones I have purchased. There were a couple of air-pots that fell prey to a particularly clumsy employee(or myself) and had to be retired sooner than normal, but it was not by any means the fault of the product, but rather the person handling it.A couple of side notes: 1) If you order one, I strongly recommend testing it immediately when it arrives, to make sure that it wasn’t damaged in transit. When you fill these up to ‘charge’, you shouldn’t feel any heat on the outside of the air-pot. If you do, the airpot has suffered some sort of impact and should be returned/replaced. I have only had this happen once, and because I didn’t take delivery of this particular air-pot but rather a newer employee of mine did(and din’t know to test the airpot initially), the damage went unrealized until I was no longer able to return it to have it replaced, so I had to eat that one, and they aren’t necessarily cheap.2) As a small business, and frequently being surprised with those ‘incidentals’ that there is no way to prepare for…When you do have to retire an old air-pot, save the inner straw and spout, as well as the lid (which has the air-pump/bladder). These things are typically being exposed to high heat constantly, and as a result some parts become brittle over time and will eventually give out. Having some of these extra parts lying around comes in handy when a little plastic tab breaks off or cracks…even if you are not very ‘handy’ it would only take a little time to figure out how to swap out a couple of little parts vs spending another $40-$50 plus shipping on an entirely new assembly. Even if you would prefer to order a whole new assembly, you have the option and ability to patch things together until the new one arrives.
Elaine A. Lindenmayer –
Keeps Coffee Hot for HoursThis is the second Bunn 3-Liter airpot I have purchased. Most importantly, it keeps coffee hot for hours. I warm it with hot water before pouring coffee into it, and have refilled my cup 4-5 hours later and the coffee is still hot. I have not tested it for longer than that. It’s sturdy, easy to pump the coffee into a cup and easy to clean. It’s a bit heavy, but that’s probably the insulation that helps maintain hot coffee. The only reason for 4 stars, not 5, is that it’s a bit short and wide, not tall and thinner than other airpots I’ve had, so it takes slightly more counter space. I’d buy it again if I needed another one.
Mohammad Aqa Hashimi –
This product is perfectI highly recommend you guys to buy this product it’s really worth it
joyfulone –
large and durableI was looking for a large capacity, stainless steel air pot for use with a crowd and this one is perfect. It’s very well made and attractive also.
Lozano –
Baby formula barWe got this for our bottle prep area to have warm water on tap since the rooms we’re mostly in are away from the kitchen. It’s made making bottles, especially at night, way easier and it looks nice. Keeps the water warm for 12 hours so we only have to add water twice a day. And, we’ll be able to use it for serving hot drinks at family parties later on.
uber1337h4xx0r –
Large capacity thermos that holds the temperature for about a day or twoGreat product that has lasted me for at least a year thus far. Keep in mind, though, you lose your tea’s ‘hotness’ after about a day or so. So you’ll need to make your tea on an almost daily basis; every other day at the worst.Also, make sure to always throw away your tea if you are not going to use this for more than like 3 days. I went to make some tea after about a week or two of not using it, and when I opened it, I was somewhat mortified to see that there was a thick layer of sludge inside. I think the tea somehow molded up and took over the inside. It took a ton of vinegar and scraping with a straw (and swirling around a bunch of paper towels) and multiple, multiple rerinsing with boiling water, followed by more vinegar and baking soda, then more boiling water, before I felt comfortable making any more tea in this thing. Obviously that is not a fault of the thermos, but just wanted to point it out in case anyone else mistakenly thought that mold couldn’t grow without sunlight. Which in retrospect should have been obvious considering sometimes things will go moldy inside of fridges…But all in all, this is a great product – holds like 5 glasses of tea if I remember correctly. I enjoy it most because I am a bit of a germaphobe at times and don’t really trust my apartment’s water supply, so I boil my water even after my Brita filters it. However, I find boiled water to taste kind of weird, so instead of letting it cool down, I just use it to make tea, and VOILA, water source that doesn’t taste bad.I have admittedly cut back use of this ever since that mold issue and now drink bottled water more often. But I kind of miss tea, so thanks to amazon for telling me to review this and reminding me that I have this item!
David E. Hill Jr. –
Keeps coffee hot all day & higher quality than other brandsOver the past several years I have bought about 4 or 5 different brands of airpots. This one is of higher quality than any of those other brands and keeps my coffee hot all day. Most would not keep coffee hot more than a couple of hours. The only brand that would keep coffee hot all day was Vondior. But, their airpots would only last several months before they would lose their thermal quality and then I had luke warm coffee by noon. The company was very good about replacing their defective airpots, but none would last beyond a few months. One of the replacement only lasted 3 weeks and they just decided to refund my money. I would recommend this Bunn model if you need one to keep liquid hot all day (7 – 5).
Ted –
Strong enough for racing.We use this on a racing sailboat. Normally, we heat water in our teapot and put it in the pump pot to make Via coffee, tea, ramen noodles and hot chocolate. Fast, safe, hot food and liquid is important when you are on a distance race. It can get cold.We had a 60 mile overnight race two weeks ago. That Friday afternoon, I boiled some water to heat up the pot and then took it to the club where the kitchen will brew a pot of coffee right into it, just as they do with their pump pots for the dining room. This was 5PM. The club has great Italian coffee.We were amazed, not only was it still hot coffee when we landed at 3AM Saturday. It was still good, hot coffee at 11AM Saturday when I woke up. It was still good, very warm coffee that I gave the cop on the dock at 9PM that Saturday night. And it was warm coffee at 7AM the next morning, Sunday, and still warm when we emptied it at 7PM Sunday. 48 hours and as warm as a fresh cup that sat on a table for 20 minutes.This replaced smaller one (2L) that had a glass liner that broke. This one won’t break. No glass. It has survived 700 miles of rough water racing and works incredibly well. If we needed a second one, we would definately buy another.
Ricardo Munroe –
Keeping The Coffee hot…. This airpot does NOT!!I am very disappointed with this airpot, it has become a counter ornament. It does not keep the coffee hot at all. after less than an hour the beverage is lukewarm.
Audible fan –
Works well despite dent caused by insufficient packagingI am satisfied with the airpot, except for its packaging – I left a separate review for the totally insufficient packaging. The pot came in a thin plastic bag in a corrugated box and I knew before opening the box that the pot would be dented – it was. However, I don’t care about a small dent as long as it doesn’t impact performance, which I tested by filling the airpot will boiling water for three days in a row. Here are the results (averaged):After … hours Temperature (F)0 204 (I live at altitude)1.3 1914 18411.5 121The results were slightly better with a totally full pot to begin with, but it also works when you fill the pot by only half.Manual and cleaning instructions are included. The cleaning instructions are not understandable. They say “press the lid detach button to completely detach the lid.” The manual does not show a lid detach button, only lid release buttons. The cleaning instructions also instruct to remove the bellow cap, bellows, and bellow cap plate, but these three are included in the lid and it doesn’t appear to open.That said, I only use the airpot to hold boiling water that comes from a reverse osmosis source, so there shouldn’t be any cleaning needed.I will monitor the airpot and watch whether the insulating faculties decrease over time as some others have said.