I am not sure of the capacity. It is quite a lot. I use it for brown rice and quinoa. The ratio is 1 1/4 cups more water than rice (2 cups rice, 3 1/4 cups water; 5 cups rice, 6 1/4 cups water, etc.) and it comes out perfect every time. I believe for white rice it is 1/2 cup more water than rice, the brown rice requires more water. I tried to make from instructions using the lines in the cooker but that wasn't accurate so I use this ratio and it is perfect. Hope this helps.

What is the measurement of the cup that comes with the cooker?

The above answer is NOT correct: (3/4 Cup or 135ml). That is the last gradient you see embossed in the "cup" but the cups "full" purpose is to be exactly at level (completely full, not heaping) witch equates to exactly 180ml (1 gō). This is done on purpose as it applies to the Japanese cuisine standard of measurement being 1 gō in volume, which is the standard for one serving of rice or sake. In US measurement it equates to approximately 3/4 cup.

Brand	Hamilton Beach
Model Number	37561
Color	Blue
Product Dimensions	27.18 x 29.46 x 21.84 cm; 3.2 kg
Capacity	3 Quarts
Power / Wattage	500 watts
Voltage	120 Volts
Material	Plastic
Auto Shutoff	No
Special Features	Programmable, Timer
Item Weight	3.2 Kilograms

Hamilton Beach 6-in-1 Multi-Function Digital Programmable Rice Cooker & Food Steamer, 12 Cups Cooked (6 Uncooked), With Steam & Rinse Basket, Blue (37561)

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