Preset Times and Temperatures:
i-Roast 2:
Preset 1: (stage 1) 450F / 10:00 min*
Preset 2: (stage 1) 455F / 6:00min; (stage 2) 400F / 4:00min; (stage 3) 435F / 1:30min
* We recommend to use only 70 - 80 grams for Preset 1 to ensure an even roast**
Original i-Roast:
Preset 1: (stage 1) 435F / 3:00min; (stage 2) 425F / 4:00min;
(stage 3) 455F / 2:00min
Preset 2: (stage 1) 455F / 6:00min; (stage 2) 400F / 4:00min; (stage 3) 435F / 1:30min
For more experienced users, you can also individually change
time and temperature settings for each roasting stage to achieve
a completely personalized roasting profile. Programmable temperature
ranges are between 320 F and 485 F (160 C - 250 C).
At any roasting Stage, you can set the roasting time from
0 to 15 minutes, but the total of all stages cannot
exceed 15 minutes.
Due to climate, roasting preference and type of bean, there
is no end to roasting the "perfect roast". People from all
around the world have a variety of temperature settings that
they prefer. If you have a roasting stage that you would like
to share, click here to type
in your favorite Time and Temperature settings. Additional Tips:
*Roasted Beans remain at peak flavor for about 2 weeks. Placing
them into a vacuum container can extend this time. Refrigeration
does not extend their life.
*Ground Beans remain fresh for only 2 days.
*Flavors may be safely added after roasting. Place the roasted
beans into a mixing bowl to add flavorings. Never place liquids
into the roasting pot!
Lower Elevation = Higher Caffeine
Robustas tend to be less expensive, more readily available,
but higher in caffeine - the result of growing at a lower
elevation. Arabicas are coffee beans grown between 2000 feet
and 6500 feet. This higher elevation results in a lower caffeine
content since the plant no longer needs its natural pesticide.
Arabicas make a cleaner, smoother cup of coffee.
** In the i-Roast, Preset 1 is set at 450 F for 10 minutes and was made more for former Precision Roaster users. Many of our customers still enjoy our Precision, so for that reason, we set Preset 1 to the Precision. |