Siemens Coffee Machine Milk Container

Thanks to this transformer now  I may use my beloved Italian coffee grinding and coffee machine

This unit comes with two remotes. There is a wireless remote and a wired remote. There is also an activation button on the back of the machine. The wireless works pretty well. The distance is ok. I'm sure a new battery and better placement would have given me better range. Not saying what I had was bad. You press and hold down the button and fog comes out. You let go of the button and it stops. This is true with the button on the back, wireless or wired. This unit has a 10,000 cfm output. They claim that this unit is a fog on demandmachine . It seemed to always put out fog whenever I pushed the button. No waiting around for the machine to be ready to make fog. This series was the only one to advertise this feature. (minus the smallest unit) I can say for the other companies, but Chauvet was the only one I saw. There are LED indicators that illuminate the tank, so it makes the whole container glow. Nice touch! The tank holds 1/4 of a gallon. For a small party I probably used 10% of the container. There is a removable cord. It would be neat if these connectors would plug directly into the end of a standard 3 prong extension instead of a cord with a connector like the ones used on computer towers.

This unit packs a punch considering its size and weight. It powered everything we threw at it, even our coffee machine, one at the time of course.

I bought it for my Commercial Semi Truck, I used for microwave and coffee machine two weeks with same charge, really very usable.

This works great and looks so much better than a milk bottle and duct tape.

Fit perfectly and versatile organization for your milk crates.

You can use it to prop up your busted coffee table.

Sometimes you want a sturdier single filter container and this is it.

My only complaint is it does not make my coffee in the morning while afield.

As someone who owns numerous carts for film production (converted MagLiners, Rubbermaids, C Stand Cart etc) this is an incredible cart for the price. Some people reading this may be thinking, This is affordable? but in the world of high quality carts this is affordable. (Converted Magliners run $1500-2000) This cart is heavy duty, the wheels handle downtown sidewalks with ease and its pretty darn quiet when rolling along. It can handle a lot of weight. I load this thing up with Apple Boxes, Milk Crates full of grip gear, half a dozen sandbags and C Stands and its no sweat for this thing.  Its very flexible with how many options there are for carting long items like large flight cases (think 4ft Kino Kits or SkyPanel S60s) to smaller items. Industry standard Milk Crates fit perfectly. The locking wheels work better than most. One Note: It is a heavy cart to lift. It is the most compact cart Ive ever seen in its category of strength. It folds down so small. This brings me to the one caveat of this cart. Two words: Pinch points. You will need to make sure you fully understand this cart and how to properly collapse it. You will also need to make sure no one else collapses this cart unless properly trained to do so. This sounds like such a silly statement but this cart will seriously injure your hand/fingers if you fold it incorrectly. Ive had two close calls. Out of habit from other foldable carts I folded it incorrectly. I only say this as a safety precaution, the cart is still 100% worth buying. If you need an extremely strong cart but have a smaller vehicle this is the best option Ive ever seen out there. The Rock n Rollers arent even close when it comes to the strength of this cart. Ill try and add photos to this review later.