Necta Orchestra

Three reasons: floor space (one footprint vs two), operational coherence (one service contract, one payment terminal, one stock-rotation visit), and visual presence (one premium-styled cabinet vs two utility units). For sites where any of those three things matters, the combo is the right answer. For very high-volume snack-only or drinks-only sites, dedicated single-category machines may still win on capacity.

Orchestra Touch adds a 24-inch HD touchscreen interface, the same platform as the Gusto 8PRO Touch. Pick Touch when the screen is doing real work: promotional content, accessibility, language switching, customer-facing aesthetics. Pick non-Touch when the site is internal-only, the user base is small and familiar, and a simpler button-select interface is genuinely preferred over a screen.

Yes, that's a core capability. The cold drinks section is refrigerated to standard chilled-beverage temperature with reliable temperature control. For sites that want to vend cans, bottles, and chilled drinks alongside ambient snacks, this is what the Orchestra is engineered for. For genuinely fresh food (sandwiches, salads, plated meals) the Gusto Drum is the right machine, since fresh food vending requires HACCP-grade controls beyond what a combo machine provides.

The Necta Orchestra's strengths are the cabinet aesthetic (black anodised aluminium), the touchscreen variant option, and the design intent to bank with the Gusto 8PRO and Gusto Drum as a coherent three-unit vending point. Lower-cost combo machines undercut on price but typically give utility aesthetics, smaller screens, and no integration story with adjacent units. Pick the Orchestra when any of those three differentiators matters; consider alternatives when raw capacity-per-pound is the only criterion.

Yes, the three units are designed for this. Shared styling, shared payment terminal, shared service architecture. For hospitals, universities, and larger workplace sites that want hot drinks plus snacks-and-cold-drinks plus fresh food at a single point, the three-unit Necta bank is the cleanest implementation we can spec.

Floor-standing placement, standard 230V 13-amp electrical supply, no plumbed water required (unlike hot drinks machines, the Orchestra is electrical-only). Standard install timelines are 2 to 3 weeks once specced and ordered. Service includes quarterly preventative maintenance, refill cadence aligned with site demand, and EVOCA Group's UK parts ecosystem keeps consumables and replacement parts at short lead times.