InstaBean Classic 7x QR Enabled LED Vending Machine

The Cafe DESIRE InstaBean Classic 7x QR Enabled LED Vending Machine brings two upgrades to the proven InstaBean Classic platform: a bright LED display and built-in QR code payment. It serves seven hot beverages at the press of a button, making it an ideal self-service drinks station for offices, cafes and commercial spaces that want a modern, quick and easy-to-manage setup.

Scan, Pay and Serve with QR Payment

Customers simply scan the on-machine QR code and pay by UPI – no cash, coins or tokens to handle. This makes the machine a practical pay-per-cup solution for retail outlets, hospitals, showrooms, waiting areas and cafeterias where every cup needs to be paid for. The clear LED display guides users through selection and payment in a few easy steps.

Seven Beverages from One Machine

One machine covers the full menu: Espresso Black Coffee, Coffee Latte, Cappuccino, Mochaccino, Hot Chocolate, Hot Milk and Instant Tea, with a dedicated STOP button on the panel. Beverage types and quantities are programmable to suit your location, and built-in cup consumption tracking shows how much is being served – helping you plan premix refills and reduce waste.

Built for High-Traffic Locations

The machine dispenses up to 3 cups per minute from four 1 kg premix canisters and a 3-litre SS 304 stainless steel hot water tank. A programmable auto-clean function keeps maintenance simple, an exhaust fan handles steam dispersion, and the moulded ABS front door is built for daily commercial use. It runs on 220 V AC, 50 Hz at 2000 W and measures 14 × 20 × 26 inches (W × D × H), weighing 21 kg.

Ideal for Offices, Cafes and Commercial Spaces

The InstaBean Classic 7x QR Enabled LED Vending Machine suits large and small offices, cafes, restaurants, hotel lounges, reception areas and retail outlets. It comes with a 1-year warranty covering key components (button stickers and plastic parts excluded). To order or enquire about bulk installations, call or WhatsApp Cafe DESIRE on 9000061547.