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LIPPE

Vibiemme Domobar Junior 2B

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What LIPPE says about this coffee

Operation: manually

Special features: Adjustable thermostat with minimal temperature fluctuation thanks to the probe in the coffee kettle, safety shutdown via tank scale

Main features:

Copper boiler flooded 0.5l. for dispensing coffee.

Copper boiler 0,7 l. for the production of hot water and steam.

Loading service boiler, via a vibration pump.

Pre-calibrated thermostat for the control of the correct pressure present in the coffee boiler.

Pre-calibrated pressure switch for the control of the correct pressure in service boiler.

The heating element is constituted by an electrical resistor immersed in the boiler; it allows the heating of the water and the steam production.

Dispensing unit in chrome-plated brass.

Vibration pump.

Water / steam nozzle in chrome-plated copper with ergonomic knob.

Water tanks in plastic for food use having a capacity of 2.5 lt.

Control of water level of the reservoir through the sensor.

Control lamps for power machine, insertion of coffee boiler resistance’, no water in the tank.

Gauge indicating the pressure of the pump.

Pressure gauge indicating the pressure of the steam boiler.

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What the roaster says about where it came from

This roaster publishes nothing at all about where this coffee came from.

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country, region, farm or estate, producer, process, variety, altitude, harvest, lot, importer, price paid to the producer

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