About this product

A compact 8-cup programmable drip brewer built around a double-wall stainless steel thermal carafe rather than a glass pot on a hotplate - the configuration buyers ask for when they want coffee to stay drinkable without stewing. The control panel reads HOUR, MINUTE, BREW/OFF, PROGRAM, BOLD, a mute icon and CLEAN, with an LCD clock window; the side water reservoir is marked 2, 4, 6 and 8 MAX. What it does, per the brand's own listing: 24-hour advance programming, brew-strength selection between Classic and Bold, a self-cleaning cycle with a descale reminder, an enlarged shower nozzle for even saturation, a built-in anti-drip valve and anti-slip feet. The carafe holds 40 fluid ounces and has an easy-grip drip-free handle. Included components are the carafe and a reusable filter, so there are no consumable pods or paper filters to stock alongside it. BPA-free plastic parts and the thermal carafe are dishwasher safe. Who resells it: small-appliance and housewares retailers, office-supply and breakroom channels, hotel and short-term-rental suppliers, gift and bundle sellers, and Amazon/eBay/Walmart marketplace sellers. The 8-cup thermal segment is thin on the US shelf - most competitors are 10 or 12 cup - which is a real merchandising angle for single-person and couple households. One correction for the buyer: the warehouse folder calls this a kettle. It is not. It does not boil water for pour-over or tea; it is a drip coffee maker with a brew basket. Do not list or catalog it under kettles or electric kettles.

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