Isomac Tea II

Espresso Machine

The Isomac Tea (Teh-ah) is a high end home espresso machine. It features both a boiler pressure gauge and a brew pressure gauge. Capable of brewing espresso and steaming milk for cappuccino at the same time.

Isomac Tea II
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Features of the Isomac Tea Espresso Machine:

Polished stainless steel body makes the Tea look as well as it functions.

Commercial style portafilter

E61 Grouphead for outstanding temperature stability

Large drip tray

Boiler pressure gauge - Proper boiler pressure will vary from 0.8 to 1.3

Pump pressure gauge - Accurate during extraction this gauge show pump pressure

Precision steam and hot water knobs

Lever control of brewing

Green Ready Light - remains off while heating, will cycle on and off during the day as machine re-heats.

Red Light -

Removable 3 liter water reservoir with cover

Low water shut-off protection

Multi-directional steam wand

3-way solenoid valve. Relieves pressure after brewing.

Electronic boiler water level control

1.4 liter, Heavy duty, stainless steel boiler

1,400 watt heating element

Heat exchanger allows for continuous operation, no recovery time

Powerful ULKA pump for great espresso

Includes: 1 & 2 cup baskets, Single spout portafilter, Double spout portafilter, measuring scoop.

110 volts, 60 hz, 15 amps

Made in Italy

1 Year warranty

Dimensions: 16" High, 11" Wide, 18" Deep

Notes:

Pump Pressure Gauge should only be looked at when extracting espresso. It provides no useful information at all other times. Second, If the gauge shows different results while extracting, this indicates that your coffee grind tamping, or amount of ground coffee in the basket is not ideal

Green Light - While warming up, this green light remains off until the machine reaches proper steam pressure (not pump pressure). If will go and off alternately with the red light while it intermittently re-heats to maintain steam pressure. In other words, it will turn on and off through out the day and it will definitely go off while extracting as cold water enters the heat exchanger to extract espresso

Boiler Pressure Gauge - Once the machines heats up, this gauge will vary from 0.8 to 1.3 depending upon setting, and it will change throughout the day in this range. As long as the machine is fully heated, the machine extracts espresso or steam milk while in this range.