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The Rheavendors rheavolution S is the best-selling hot-beverage machine in European canteen environments—robust Italian engineering, up to 300 cups/day, MDB standard and optional Nayax telemetry. As part of the Evoca Group, the machine benefits from Necta and Wittenborg service network synergies across DACH.
The Rheavendors CB1 is Evoca Group's budget offering in the hot-beverage segment: bean-to-cup under EUR 2,500, powder-milk system for low maintenance overhead, and MDB-equipped for later cashless upgrade. For locations with fewer than 80 cups per day and limited budget, it is a solid choice—without premium expectations for taste or IoT capabilities.
The luce zero is a ladder with five rungs, and its strength is that the footprint remains constant across all tiers: 640 × 1,830 × 705 mm, regardless of specification. The purchasing decision hinges on a clear breaking point. Between zero.1 and zero.2, power doubles from 1,600 to 3,200 watts, cup dispensing stations increase from one to two, grinders from one to up to two, and only here does the Varitherm induction system become available—for which Rheavendors claims 85 percent energy savings versus a boiler. Practically speaking: the smaller tiers operate at approximately 7 amperes on a standard outlet; the larger ones require 14 amperes and a dedicated circuit. The documentation is the weak point—weight, water connection, cup capacity, daily and hourly throughput, and any maintenance specifications are not publicly available.