Etnica Display TT is only available automatic with normal and raised E61 brewing groups as well (2 gr. and 3 gr.) with programmable portion control, single group washing, dual gauges for boiler and pump pressure, professional sized rotary pump (2-3 gr. 204 l/h), manual and automatic boiler water loading, motor pump with water cooling, electric cup heater (with ON/OFF switch) with programmable working temperature, flanged boiler of copper with tap for manual discharge, pipes of copper and pipe fittings of brass, bulb capillary thermostat for heating element protection, frame of pure polished super-mirror and satined stainless steel AISI 304 finished of methacrylate.
The alphameric display after the switch-on it displays the functional test and malfunction notice, boiler filling and filling timeout. It displays boiler filling also when the boiler refills. When the machine is in use, after the functional test the alphameric display shows always the boiler temperature and pressure, hour, date and number of the weekday. It allows to plan/program: hour, date, day of the week, switch ON/OFF time of the coffee machine, coffee shop day off, brewing time (digit crono), cup heater working temperature, autosteamer temperature, water liters to regenerate the softner, new password to get access to the display functions, preinfusion time for single and double coffee, single group washing, number of coffee to the next maintenance and languages (EN-CL, EN-FAH, IT, FR, DE, ES, PT); it allows to display: total used liters of water, flowmeter malfunction times, total coffee done with the automatic touchpad from installation and the boiler pressure.
Optional: electronic injection autosteamer, lighting cup’s LED, mixed hot water outlet, external motor pump (air cooling), raised brewing groups, cappuccino maker/milk frothing wand, serial interface for external connection to the cash register, white filter holders for 1 and 2 cups, nut wood kit (filter holders and knobs), color options and aesthetic customisation possibilities of Etnica.
