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Panel coating does not leave fingerprints
Panel coating does not leave fingerprints
Typeespresso (automatic)espresso (automatic)
Built-in coffee grinder
Millstonemetalmetal
Used coffee
in grains
ground
in grains
ground
Programs and adjustments
Modes
espresso macchiato
lungo
ristretto
Flat White
Long Black
americano
cappuccino
latte
latte macchiato
hot milk
hot water
coffee in the coffee pot
espresso macchiato
lungo
ristretto
Flat White
Long Black
americano
cappuccino
latte
latte macchiato
hot milk
hot water
coffee in the coffee pot
Milk drinks preparationautomatic and manualautomatic and manual
Adjustments
degree of grinding of coffee beans
strength of the drink
drink volume
temperature
water hardness
degree of grinding of coffee beans
strength of the drink
drink volume
temperature
water hardness
Specs
Cups in one go2 pcs2 pcs
Water tank2.5 L2.5 L
Coffee grinder capacity350 g350 g
Milk tank
Features
self-cleaning
touchscreen
touch buttons
2 boilers
self-cleaning
touchscreen
touch buttons
2 boilers
Pressure15 bar
General
Power consumption1350 W1350 W
Dimensions (WxHxD)60x46x36 cm60x46x36 cm
Color
Added to E-Catalogfebruary 2023february 2023

Pressure

This parameter is relevant for espresso coffee makers and geyser models — where coffee is prepared at increased steam pressure. In the second case, this parameter can be ignored — in "geysers" the extraction of soluble substances from coffee occurs mainly due to high temperature. But for espresso coffee makers, pressure is a key characteristic. All such devices can be divided into two categories. The first is the entry-level models, in which the pressure is only 4 – 5 bar. Such a modest figure is compensated by the high temperature of the steam, due to which the coffee aroma is relatively weak, but quite a lot of caffeine is extracted into the drink. More advanced espresso makers provide 15 bar and even higher (19 bar and 20 bar); this significantly affects the cost, but the coffee turns out to be as rich and aromatic as possible.