Jura machines pair with the Cool Control in 1, 2.5 or 4 litre capacities — the 1 litre suits a W8 in a small office, the 4 litre a GIGA on a busy floor. Dr Coffee machines take the SC10 (10L cabinet, 6L of milk) or the SC12 (20L cabinet, 10L of milk), both with a screen to set the milk temperature. The Corby Eton 20L is a plain under-counter minibar for anything else.
Fresh milk held at 4°C · Jura & Dr Coffee
Milk Coolers & Under-Counter Fridges
Keep fresh milk chilled beside your bean to cup machine. Jura Cool Control from £1 a week and Dr Coffee milk fridges, supplied with the machine or added later.
Jura Cool Control · 1, 2.5 & 4 litre
Fresh-milk coffee needs cold milk, and a machine that runs out mid-cappuccino is a machine nobody trusts. A cooler sits beside the machine, holds milk at 4°C and, on the Jura Cool Control, reports the level back to the machine wirelessly. Rent one alongside your machine from £1 a week.
Matching the cooler to the machine
How much milk will we get through?
Roughly 150ml a drink. Fifty milk drinks a day is around 7.5 litres, so a 4 litre Cool Control filled twice, or an SC12. Undersize it and somebody spends their morning refilling it.
Good to know
Questions we get asked
The questions buyers put to us before they order. If yours is not here, call and someone who knows the answer will pick up.
Do I need a milk cooler?
Only if the machine makes drinks with fresh milk. Machines using granulated milk do not need one.
Will any fridge do?
A fridge will keep milk cold, but the Jura and Dr Coffee units are designed to sit beside the machine, hold the container at the right height for the milk line, and on the Jura report the level back to the machine.
What temperature should milk be held at?
4°C. Warmer than that and the foam suffers before the milk does.
