In short: the TTM Brio PLUS (ref. 100.011) is the gas raclette melter for two half wheels that TTM fitted with a thermocouple flame safety device and had approved for indoor as well as outdoor use. What stands out: 2.6 to 3.4 kW, butane or propane, a cast aluminium base with natural stone, 13.65 kg and Swissmade construction.
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At a glance: TTM Brio PLUS
| Feature | TTM Brio PLUS |
|---|---|
| Type | Double half wheel gas raclette machine: 2 x 1/2 wheel, round or square (TTM) |
| Number of people | Not stated by TTM |
| Power | 2.6 to 3.4 kW (gas, TTM and manual) |
| Power supply | Propane or butane only, regulator required: propane 37 or 50 mbar, butane 28 or 50 mbar; categories I3B/P and I3+; consumption 200 to 268 g/h (manual) |
| Safety | Thermocouple flame safety device (TTM) |
| Controls | Tilting cheese holders on swivel arms; height via threaded rod (TTM) |
| Dimensions and weight | Base 52 x 28 cm, height 40 cm; 13.65 kg (TTM) |
| Materials | Cast aluminium base plate with natural stone (TTM) |
| Included accessories | Supplied without regulator or hose; recommended hose: reinforced high-pressure, 8 mm inner diameter, 1.5 m maximum (art. 800.091) (manual) |
| Use (indoor / outdoor) | Approved for indoor and outdoor use (TTM and manual) |
| Warranty | Not stated by TTM |
| Made in | Switzerland (Swissmade), TTM in Sierre (TTM) |
| Indicative price | About €849 excl. VAT on the official TTM shop, checked on 09/11/2026 |
What we take away
On paper, the Brio PLUS looks like the Brio Gas: two half wheels on tilting holders, swivel arms, cast base with natural stone. The difference is in the burner: a thermocouple flame safety device, and indoor approval that the outdoor-only Brio Gas lacks. For a chalet, a village hall or a caterer who doesn’t always choose the venue, that is the deciding argument.
Lighting it, according to the manual: open the bottle, press the flame safety button and hold it for a few seconds before releasing it slowly. To turn it off, close the bottle valve. As for consumption, the manual states 200 to 268 g of gas per hour: enough to estimate your bottles before a market weekend.
That PLUS comes at a price: about €849 excl. VAT from TTM, against €759 for the Brio Gas. It is sold mainly in Switzerland (TTM, Fust, Digitec) and we did not find it on Amazon.fr: the button below leads to a simple search.
Strengths
- Approved for indoor and outdoor use
- Thermocouple flame safety device
- No electricity needed
- Two round or square half wheels
Things to consider
- High price (about €849 excl. VAT)
- Regulator and hose sold separately
- 13.65 kg to carry
- Not found on Amazon.fr, sold mainly in Switzerland
Gas safety: what the manual says
Approved for indoors does not mean no precautions. The TTM manual requires a bottle of at least 1 kg placed at least 1 m from the appliance, a suitable regulator, 30 cm between the appliance and the wall, and a flat, stable surface able to withstand about 80 °C. Never run it empty, shut off the gas at every interruption, never change the bottle near a flame or spark, and in case of a leak close the valve immediately. Children must not use it. At the end of service: 20 to 30 minutes of cooling without covering it, then a damp cloth, never soaking any part.
Who is it for?
For caterers, chalets, village halls and Christmas market stalls that want gas raclette usable inside and out. If you always serve outdoors, the Brio Gas does the same job for less; if you have a socket, an electric melter is enough.
Alternatives
- TTM Brio Gas: same double half wheel gas format, cheaper (about €759 excl. VAT), but outdoor use only.
- TTM Evolène: electric double half wheel melter with two independent 1000 W heaters (about €699 excl. VAT from TTM).
- TTM Raclette Ambiance: the brand’s electric half wheel melter, for smaller tables.
To plan a stall, read our Christmas market raclette guide; for consumer machines, see our raclette grill comparison.
Frequently asked questions
Can the TTM Brio PLUS be used indoors?
Yes. TTM and the manual state approval for indoor and outdoor use, provided you follow the manual: bottle at least 1 m away, 30 cm from the wall, stable surface.
What gas does the TTM Brio PLUS use?
Propane or butane only, with a mandatory regulator: 37 or 50 mbar for propane, 28 or 50 mbar for butane. Consumption is 200 to 268 g/h.
Does the TTM Brio PLUS come with a hose?
No, it comes without regulator or hose. The manual recommends a reinforced high-pressure hose, 8 mm inner diameter, 1.5 m maximum (art. 800.091).
