Already have a Fellow Atmos canister? Upgrade it with the Fellow Atmos E Lid and turn your existing Atmos into an automatic vacuum coffee storage container.
With one touch, the Electric Atmos Lid removes air from the canister to create a vacuum seal, helping to keep coffee beans fresh for longer. It then continuously monitors the vacuum and automatically tops it up when needed – clever, effortless and one less thing to think about.
Coffee beans naturally oxidise when exposed to air, gradually losing the aromas and flavours that make a great cup of coffee. By reducing the amount of oxygen inside your Atmos canister, the Electric Atmos Lid helps protect your beans between brews.
And it's not just for coffee. Use your Atmos to keep loose-leaf tea, nuts, crackers and other dry treats fresher for longer.
Upgrade your existing Atmos – Compatible with all sizes of Fellow Atmos canisters.
One-touch vacuum seal – Press the button and the lid automatically removes air to create a vacuum seal in seconds.
Automatically maintains the vacuum – The lid continually monitors the seal and automatically tops up the vacuum when needed.
Keeps coffee fresher for longer – Helps protect your coffee beans from oxygen and moisture between brews.
Airtight silicone seal – Helps keep air, moisture and unwanted odours out.
Easy LED indicators – Clear LED lights let you know the status of the vacuum seal.
USB-C rechargeable – A single charge lasts for up to four months with normal use.
More than coffee – Perfect for storing coffee beans, loose-leaf tea, nuts, crackers and other dry foods.
The Electric Atmos Lid is compatible with:
| Fellow Atmos canister | Sizes |
|---|---|
| Fellow Atmos Stainless Steel | 0.4 L / 0.7 L / 1.2 L |
| Fellow Atmos Glass | 0.4 L / 0.7 L / 1.2 L |
| Fellow Electric Atmos Stainless Steel | 0.7 L / 1.2 L |
| Fellow Electric Atmos Glass | 0.7 L / 1.2 L |
1 × Fellow Atmos E Lid / Electric Atmos Lid
Please note: Atmos canister is sold separately.
Important: Do not store ground coffee, flour or other finely ground products in the Atmos. Fine particles can be drawn into the vacuum mechanism, which may clog the lid and prevent it from creating a proper vacuum seal.