UTILITIES FAQ

Automated café utilities FAQ: power, water, and footprint

SIPJOLT is the brand of Jolt Beverage Systems LLC. Facility and property teams often ask what power, water, and space an automated café needs before they submit Get Started.

Short answer: SIPJOLT asks property partners for a standard outlet, a small storage closet, and a utility sink. Exact footprint and electrical details are confirmed during site assessment.

This page covers utilities and space. Broader install, timeline, milk, and revenue-share answers live on the FAQ. Process overview: How It Works. Free-install framing: Free Install.

SITE NEEDS

What partners provide: outlet, closet, sink

For the standard partnership path, partners provide:

  1. A standard outlet
  2. A small storage closet
  3. A utility sink

Partners also provide a candidate location such as a lobby, amenity space, commons, or concourse. SIPJOLT brings the automated barista station, ingredients, and setup under the free-install property-partner model.

Exact footprint dimensions are confirmed during the site walk and in your proposal.

Describe your candidate spot on Get Started.

POWER

Power

Partners provide a standard outlet.

Voltage, amperage, and circuit details for your specific site are confirmed during site assessment and in your proposal. Any unusual electrical conditions are reviewed before install.

Note any electrical constraints in your Get Started notes.

WATER

Water and sink

Partners provide access to a utility sink. That is the published water-related site need.

Water supply and drainage details for your specific site are confirmed during site assessment.

Note the sink location and its distance from the candidate spot on Get Started.

SPACE

Footprint and space

The partnership needs a practical guest-facing location plus a small storage closet. Exact footprint dimensions are confirmed in your proposal and site survey, the same approach described on the FAQ.

Because fit depends on your space, dimensions and clearances are confirmed on the site walk rather than listed here. Share photos or approximate clearances in your Get Started notes if helpful.

SITE ASSESSMENT

How site assessment answers the rest

Consultation and site assessment cover:

  • Foot traffic patterns
  • Optimal placement
  • Utility requirements

No construction is required on the standard partnership install path. Unusual sites are reviewed during assessment before award.

Timeline: about 30 to 60 days from first conversation to first cup when awarded and the site is ready. Phases: Onboarding timeline. Full process: How It Works.

NEXT STEP

Get Started for a site visit

  1. Open Get Started.
  2. Select the property type that matches your venue.
  3. In notes, describe the candidate spot (lobby, amenity space, campus commons, housing lobby, and so on) and any known outlet, closet, or sink constraints.
  4. Align on utility requirements and fit during site assessment.

Company background: About. Buildings overview: For Buildings. Campus path: Campus. Menu: Menu.

FAQ

Common questions.

A standard outlet, a small storage closet, and a utility sink. Further electrical and water details for your site are confirmed during site assessment.

Exact footprint dimensions are confirmed in your proposal and site survey, based on the spot you have in mind. See also the FAQ.

Partners provide a standard outlet. Amperage, voltage, and circuit details are confirmed during site assessment.

A utility sink is the published site need. Water supply and drainage details for your site are confirmed during site assessment.

No construction is required on the standard partnership install path. Unusual sites are reviewed during assessment.

Submit Get Started for a site assessment that covers foot traffic, placement, and utility requirements.

Find out if your space is a fit.

A standard outlet, a small storage closet, and a utility sink. We confirm the rest on a site visit.

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