Azkoyen Palma H70 Snack

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The Palma+ H70 occupies a substantial indoor footprint: 723 mm wide, 1,830 mm high and 865 mm deep, with the dimensions stated as width × height × depth. Its net weight is 270 kg. This is a freestanding machine, not a compact countertop unit, so floor loading, delivery access and final positioning need checking before purchase. The 70 cm door-clearance figure documented for the range does not remove the need to measure corridors, lifts and turning areas at the installation site. Small offices with limited circulation space may find the cabinet oversized.

The cabinet layout combines chilled snacks and food products. The maximum tray count is seven; the documented standard configuration has five configurable trays plus one adjustable tray. In that standard configuration, total capacity is 278 units, including 214 snack units and 64 sandwich units. Thirty selections are listed for the H70, giving operators room to divide the offer between fast-moving packaged snacks and chilled sandwiches without requiring a second cabinet. The refrigerated interior is specified at 3 °C under an ambient condition of 32 °C and 65% relative humidity. The energy documentation identifies a 427 L volume and class F rating. Exterior and interior construction materials are not published in the supplied technical sources. Claims about stainless steel, particular panel materials or vandal-resistant finishes would therefore be unsupported.

The refrigeration system is specified for 3 °C inside the cabinet at 32 °C ambient temperature and 65% relative humidity. That operating condition matters more than a generic claim of chilled storage: placement in a hotter or more humid environment falls outside the stated reference point. The documented refrigerant is R290, while the energy label assigns class F and reports 1,947 kWh per annum for a declared volume of 427 litres. The public documentation does not provide a refrigerant charge quantity, noise level, standby consumption or maintenance clearance. Those omissions limit any serious site-cost or service assessment. Azkoyen product data and the PALMA-H70 energy label are the relevant references.

Product delivery uses the I-Detect vend system. The source material identifies this as a vend sensor, not as a guarantee that every failed delivery will be resolved under every product geometry. The machine provides 30 selections. Its maximum tray count is seven; the documented standard configuration has five configurable trays plus one adjustable tray and a total capacity of 278 units. That combination gives the operator a broad planogram, while the sensor remains a control component for the dispensing process. The maximum product height is not verified. Operators therefore need to check package dimensions against the intended shelf configuration before committing to a range dominated by unusual formats or tall containers. The manufacturer’s Palma+ brochure and operator manual document the platform and operating context.

Payment integration is described through the EXE and MDB protocols. MDB is the relevant interface for compatible cashless or payment peripherals, while the dossier does not identify a specific installed card reader, NFC module, mobile wallet function or cashless hardware configuration. Protocol compatibility is not the same as a complete payment setup. The purchase decision should therefore specify the terminal, supported payment methods and commissioning responsibility in the quotation. No MDB version is verified in the available documents. Claims about contactless payment, app payment or remote payment management would exceed the evidence.

Telemetry is listed as EVA-DTS. That identifies a data protocol for machine information exchange. It does not establish a named cloud platform, wireless modem, Ethernet connection, Wi-Fi function or automatic remote-alert service. The research found no verified connectivity platform for the Palma+ H70. Operators considering route optimisation or remote stock monitoring should treat those functions as configuration questions, not as standard equipment. The manufacturer product page and the Azkoyen price catalogue support the protocol references. Publicly reliable operator voices about this technology configuration were not found.

The dossier confirms an operator manual for the Palma H70, yet it does not provide verified cleaning intervals or step-by-step cleaning instructions. A daily or weekly cleaning schedule therefore cannot be stated responsibly. Operators should obtain the applicable manual for the exact Palma+ H70 configuration before commissioning and document who is responsible for product-area cleaning, spill removal, and inspection of the dispensing zone. Publicly accessible, source-backed operator voices describing these routines are not available.

Service access has a measurable physical constraint. The machine is 723 mm wide, 1,830 mm high, and 865 mm deep, with a documented 70 cm door clearance. Its listed weight is 270 kg. Moving or positioning it requires a site check before delivery, especially where corridors, doors, or lifts are narrower than the stated clearance. A complete manufacturer maintenance-clearance specification was not verified, so rear and overhead service space remain matters for the installer to confirm.

The refrigeration system uses R290 and maintains an interior temperature of 3 °C under the documented condition of 32 °C ambient temperature and 65% relative humidity. The dossier does not state the refrigerant charge, minimum wall or ceiling clearance, or any technician certification requirement. Those points should be confirmed with Azkoyen or the appointed service contractor before work on the cooling circuit. No public source in the dossier verifies warranty duration, response times, repair prices, or a spare-parts catalogue for this model.

Operating costs can be anchored only to the published energy data. The energy label records 1,947 kWh per annum and class F. The machine also has a documented rated power of 500 W. Standby consumption, noise level, and heating time are not verified. The annual figure should therefore be used as the available machine-level energy reference, not converted into a complete cost forecast without a confirmed electricity tariff and operating assumptions.

EVA-DTS telemetry is documented, as are EXE and MDB payment protocols. The dossier does not identify a named telemetry platform or confirm the installed cashless hardware configuration. That limits remote diagnosis and service planning until the actual configuration is inspected. Spare-parts availability, preventive-maintenance pricing, and typical repair costs remain unpublished in the reviewed material. The operator should secure those terms in writing before purchase, particularly for a 270 kg refrigerated unit serving multiple product selections.

The documented total capacity is 278 units. The manufacturer assigns 214 positions to snacks and 64 to sandwiches. This split makes the Palma+ H70 a combination machine with a food-heavy configuration, not a neutral cabinet where every product category receives equal space. The figures describe available product positions, not sales volume or daily throughput.

The maximum tray count is seven. The documented standard configuration has five configurable trays plus one adjustable tray. The adjustment gives the operator limited scope to adapt the layout to different pack formats. The dossier does not provide a verified maximum product height in millimetres. Operators should therefore confirm the intended package dimensions before ordering, especially when the range includes bulky sandwich boxes or irregular snack packaging. The manufacturer product page documents the tray and capacity data.

The selection count is 30. That number is lower than the 278-unit total because several units can be assigned to the same selection. The machine can therefore carry repeated stock rather than thirty different products only. This distinction matters at locations where fast-selling items need several positions. The available documentation does not publish a recommended replenishment interval or a target number of daily transactions. Any staffing or route plan based on the 278-unit figure alone would be speculative.

Refrigeration is specified at 3 °C inside the cabinet under an ambient condition of 32 °C and 65% relative humidity. That operating condition supports chilled products within the documented combination of snacks and sandwiches. The machine uses R290 refrigerant. The Palma+ brochure and the German product page document the refrigerated configuration and product-category information.

The energy-label document lists a volume of 427 L. This is an energy-label volume and should not be treated as an additional sales capacity figure. The documented commercial capacity remains 278 units. A product mix should be planned from the 214 snack positions, 64 sandwich positions and 30 selections, with the remaining format constraints checked against the cabinet layout.

For small sites, the cabinet can be over-dimensioned if the full 278-unit capacity is rarely used. Publicly reliable operator statements about actual stock turnover are not available in the dossier. The purchase decision therefore requires local sales data, package measurements and a replenishment assessment rather than an assumed daily throughput.

The official manufacturer page distinguishes a maximum of seven trays from the standard configuration of five configurable trays and one adjustable tray. The documented standard capacity is 278 units: 214 snacks and 64 sandwiches, with zero cans or bottles in that configuration. Confirm the actual supplied configuration in the quotation.

A verified net purchase price in EUR is not available for the Azkoyen Palma+ H70. The research found a live Danish distributor listing at 49,950 DKK excluding VAT for product code 1ESPH0L7020, plus a UK listing at £6,219.00. These figures are country-specific offers, not a documented EUR list price for the machine’s base configuration. Converting them into a EUR range would create a level of precision that the available evidence does not support. The official product page should therefore be used to request a current quotation: Azkoyen Palma+ H70 product page.

The price needs to be assessed against a refrigerated combination machine with 278 product units, 30 selections and a maximum of seven trays. The documented standard configuration has five configurable trays plus one adjustable tray. Its category split is 214 snack units and 64 sandwich units. Cooling is specified at 3 °C inside the cabinet under an ambient condition of 32 °C and 65% relative humidity. These figures describe the machine’s configuration and operating conditions. They do not establish the delivered price, installation charge or service package.

Operating cost is not negligible. The energy label assigns class F and reports 1,947 kWh per annum for a 427-litre volume. The label does not provide a standby value, so a separate idle-load calculation is not possible from the dossier. The machine has a documented rated power of 500 W and uses R290 refrigerant. Electricity cost therefore depends on the operator’s tariff and the actual operating profile. A euro-per-sale figure would also require a verified purchase price, sales volume, product mix, wastage rate and maintenance cost. Those inputs are not available here.

Payment and data functions may affect the quotation. The machine documents EXE and MDB payment protocols and EVA-DTS telemetry, while the installed cashless hardware configuration is not specified. A cashless terminal, commissioning and any data service must therefore be confirmed as separate commercial items. The dossier does not contain verified prices for these additions, warranty duration, repair costs or installation.

For a small site, the 270 kg freestanding cabinet and 278-unit capacity can be disproportionate if turnover is low. For a location that can sell across 30 selections and use the refrigerated sandwich capacity, the capacity case is more credible. The investment decision remains conditional on the supplier’s net quotation, delivery scope and service terms. Publicly reliable operator testimonials were not found. Until those commercial points are documented, the appropriate verdict is price on request, not a claimed EUR purchase range.