S200 & L200 Series: The New Generation of ROEST Sample Roasters
Introducing the S200, L200 Plus, and L200 Ultra
For over 10 years, ROEST has been guided by curiosity, coffee, and community feedback. Your input has shaped every machine we build. Today, we are proud to introduce the new generation of ROEST sample roasters. The S200, L200 Plus, and L200 Ultra are designed to provide better control, more accurate data, and a reliable roasting experience for every batch.
The Evolution of ROEST Machines
The S100 and L100 Plus have been trusted by roasters in over 100 countries. Earlier this year, we introduced the L100 Ultra in a soft launch. Now, it has been updated and renamed as the L200 Ultra, joining the S200 and L200 Plus to form the New Generation Series.
The previous design reached its limits. The new generation is not just an upgrade. It is a rebuilt platform with improved usability, precision, and technology, while keeping ROEST’s core values intact: reliability, long-term support, and upgradeable features.
What’s New in the S200 & L200 Series
General Upgrades for All Models
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Intuitive interface and dark mode → faster, easier control even in low-light environments.
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supporting software updates → future-ready and expandable features.
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Longer lifespan and improved airflow → consistent roasts batch after batch.
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Faster, more stable network connection
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Accurate readings across different batch sizes
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Roast up to 200g as standard
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Store up to 10 customizable roast profiles on your machine.
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Btter airflow and stable heat control
Ultra Model Exclusives (L200 Ultra)
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Increases output from 1.5 kg/h to 3 kg/h for higher efficiency
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Supports ultra-fast or low-temperature roasting styles.
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For precise airflow and easier calibration
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Reduces operating costs in counterflow mode
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Ensures accurate readings in all roast modes
These upgrades make roasting smoother, more precise, and more enjoyable.
Benefits for Current and New Owners
For current owners:
S100 and L100 Plus remain fully supported with parts, documentation, and firmware updates.
Your machines remain reliable and trusted by professionals worldwide.
For those ready to upgrade:
The S200, L200 Plus, and L200 Ultra are built on a rebuilt, future-ready platform.
Upgrade options include loyalty incentives for recent buyers.
Note: Production and firmware updates of S100 and L100 Plus has ended, but support continues.
Introducing ROEST Connect
ROEST Connect is the new name for our web platform and the next evolution of connected roasting. Built for ROEST sample roasters, it’s free for all users and provides:
Inventory, roast profile, and cupping session management
Batch performance analytics and data tracking
Seamless connection between sample and production roasters
With the S200 & L200 Series and production roaster P3000, ROEST Connect gives you smarter control, clearer insights, and a more efficient workflow.
Frequently Asked Questions
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S200 (entry-level) includes:
Core new-generation platform features
Basic sensor suite for professional sample roasting (Bean, Air, Inlet)
No First Crack Detection
Limited between-batch protocol
L200 Plus (standard premium) includes:
Everything in S200, plus:
Full sensor suite (exhaust sensor, drum temperature sensor)
Automated First Crack Detection
Enhanced between-batch protocol
Dedicated cooling features
L200 Ultra (ultimate premium) includes:
Everything in L200 Plus, plus:
Counterflow mode (output 1.5 → 3 kg/h)
Dual bean temperature sensor
Drum pressure sensor
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While the legacy models remain fully supported, loyalty incentives are available for recent buyers upgrading to S200 or L200 models.
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ROEST Connect is our roasting software for tracking, analyzing, and managing all your roasting workflows. It’s free and fully compatible with all ROEST sample roasters and production roaster.
Step Into the Future of Sample Roasting
For over 10 years, your feedback has shaped ROEST machines. The S200, L200 Plus, and L200 Ultra, paired with ROEST Connect, provide reliable control, precise data, and efficient roasting workflows.
Watch the full update: insights from Christopher Feran and demo by Tom Hopkinson →