La Spaziale Vivaldi II S1 Espresso Machine - Dual Boilers

• Crew Review
• Pros & Cons
• How it Works
• Care
• Features & Accessories
• Tech Specs

1. Turn the espresso machine on; brewing temperature will likely be reached in about 10 minutes
2. While you're waiting for the machine to warm up, you can grind and tamp your espresso in your portafilter
3. When brew temperature is reached, push the brew button some water through the brew group, warming up all internal components prior to pulling your shot
4. Insert your portafilter and initiate the shot by pushing the button
   
5. Once your shot is complete, it will automatically cease brewing based on your pre-programmed dosage preferences and release pressure through the valve -- you'll end up with a dry puck for disposal
6. If you're making a latte or cappuccino, feel free to steam your milk at any time; the double boiler facilitates simultaneous brew and steam
7. The included manual will walk you through how to easily program temperature, dosage timing and pre-infusion preferences.

• Descale every 2 - 3 months. We recommend using Dezcal.
• Clean the brew gasket with a cleaning brush daily
• Soap out drip tray every few days
• Optional: Perform backflush routine and clean the filter basket each week. Tech Tip: How to Backflush

• Dual Boiler
Superior temperature management is handled by a 2.5 liter boiler for hot water and steam and a .45 liter boiler for brewing.

• 4-Hole Tip Steam Wand
Swivel steam wand is made of stainless steel and features 4 .9mm holes for improved steaming functionality. Hot water for Americanos or brewing tea is delivered via a separate dispenser.

• Passive Pre-Infusion
Program this espresso machine's pre-infusion time for 1 to 8 seconds to suit your tastes and your coffee. Once you've set it up, you don't have to do anything special before brewing -- just initiate the shot and the Vivaldi II will take care of the rest.

• Programmable Off Set Differential
You can set the LED temperature on the front of the machine to equal the temperature delivered to the brew group itself and not the group's boiler. When the VIvaldi II is bench tested, this setting is calibrated prior to shipping, but you can easily change it to meet your own preferences as needed.

• Dual Manometer
Unlike previous versions of the Vivaldi series, you don't need a portafilter with a pressure gauge to check and/or make adjustments to your pump's output pressure.

• Plumbed In
Directly connected to your water source, the Vivaldi II S1 eliminates the hassle of water tank refills.

• Rotary Pump
Super quiet rotary pump is working hard, but you'd never know it by the sound of it!

• Swivel Steam Wand
The stainless steel steam wand with 1.3mm 4-hole tip and and manual steam valve is separate from the hot water dispenser you'll use for your Americanos or tea.

• Automatic Dosing
Initiate your shot and then walk away -- the easily programmed dosing functionality lets you set shot length by volume via the touch pad.

• Improved Cup Warming Tray: The cup tray on Mini Vivaldi has been improved with more stainless steel and less plastic.

• Automatic Boiler Refill
Driven electronically, the boiler will automatically refill and is mediated by a built-in safety thermostat to ensure excellent temperature regulation without worry of burning it out.

• Sophisticated Temperature Regulation
Internal thermometers will activate the heater when a temperature drop of at least one half degree Celsius is detected. This functionality provides an extremely precise temperature reading in both the steaming and brew group boilers, resulting in enhanced performance and superior shot extraction.

• Choice of 15 or 20 Amp Circuit
The Vivaldi II can work on either a 15 amp or 20 amp circuit and we can configure it for you based on your selection before we ship it out.

What's the performance difference between these two power levels?
• 15 Amp: The machine cycles power between the boilers to assure that both are never on at the same time; this uses less power, but the recovery times between multiple shots and/or milk steaming are slightly longer than if configured at 20 amp.
• 20 Amp: Both boilers will be on at the same time and so recovery times are faster than in 15 amp mode.

If you want to switch between the modes out in your home or business after it's been configured, there are easy-to-follow instructions in the manual. However, if your machine was originally configured for 20 amps, it will have the corresponding power cord; to adapt it from 20 amps to 15 amps (after you've followed the instructions to change it internally), you'll need this power cord adapter.

• Portafilter Set
Your Vivaldi II S1 espresso machine will come with a set of two 53mm portafilters -- one for single shots, the other for doubles.

• Optional Additions
You can add any of the following accessories to augment the performance of the Vivaldi II S1:
• 7-day Timer: Program your espresso machine to automatically turn on and off depending on your daily schedule requirements.
• No Burn Steam Wand: Keep your fingerprints intact with this insulated steam wand.
• Longer Steam Arm: Need to steam up a lot of milk? This 1/2" longer arm will enable you to use larger frothing pitchers with ease.
• Drain Kit: Keep your drip tray clear with this easily installed kit.
• Pod Adaptor Kit: Transform your portafilter to brew with pre-packaged pods for a mess-free brewing experience.

• Colors: Black or Red
• Power: Choose 15 or 20 amp 110 volt circuit
  
• Power Absorption: 1250 watt steam boiler element & 800 watt brew group element
• Size: 16.5" W x 13.25" H x 16.5" D
• Weight: 65 lbs.
• Warranty: 24-Months Parts and Labor Warranty
• Origin: Italy
• Certifications: (ETL) Sanitation Listed (Conforms to ANSI/NSF STD 4) and c(ETL)us Listed (Conforms to UL STD 197 Certified to CAN/CSA STD C22.2 No. 109)