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The Expobar Brewtus III-R is the newest member to the already famous Brewtus dual boiler family. Expobar and Whole Latte Love have worked together to take the Brewtus to another level. We have added on both a PID (Proportional-Integral-Differential) temperature controller and a Rotary pump. The PID controller was designed and built by Gicar, the leading manufacturer of espresso machine controllers, so you know you are getting the best quality in the business. The rotary pump motor is produced by RPM who is famous for small, smooth, quiet and durable commercial motors. It draws 120 watts and is connected to a brass Crem pump with a bypass/brew pressure controller. Combine this with the famous E-61 brew group and you consistently get the best quality espresso. The insulation on the boilers has also been upgraded to foil back foam for longer lasting durability and for its thermal properties.
The PID Temperature Control
The beauty of the PID temperature control is that the temperature in the brew boiler is maintained as stable and accurate as possible. The temperature is adjustable so you can vary the temperature to fit the coffee that you are brewing. You can either ask the roaster about what temperature he/she recommends or you can vary the temperature yourself and taste the difference.
Commercial Rotary Pump
The Expobar Brewtus III-R has a commercial rotary pump that is designed to be run to a water line. We recommend that you have around 5 PSI of pressure so you will need a pressure reducer. The stainless steel water intake line can also be dropped into a water jug if it is more convenient for you. This machine is designed to be used with a drain line, but if you do not want to use a drain line, we can include a standard drip tray that does not require the drain line.
Steam Pressure Gauge
On the front of the machine you will see both a steam pressure gauge and a brew pressure gauge. These are here so you can verify that the machine is working within design specification.
No-Burn Steam Wand
The steam wand is on the left side of the machine and is a No-Burn wand. This enables you to move it without burning yourself. There is also plenty of height to fit a pitcher under it. On the right side is a hot water wand that is used for dispensing hot water. Both wands are on ball joints so they can rotate in any direction and are controlled by the star shaped knobs that are just above them. The Brewtus-III- R and V and also feature a new steam tip, that is perfectly designed to allow you maximum control when steaming and frothing. You can easily control how much air is injected into the milk which reduces unwanted large air bubbles, therefore producing a higher quality microfoam.
The Brewtus III-R is a handsome machine, with traditional styling, as is the case with the entire Expobar line. It is encased completely in stainless steel and will make a striking impression on any countertop. And it’s heavy too; in fact it’s a walloping 65 pounds. But what do you expect from a machine that’s got so much muscle packed onto it? It’s the perfect little powerhouse for any home or small office environment.
The Brewtus III-R comes with a few goodies too. Its accessories include a tamper, single shot filter basket, double shot filter basket, backflush disc and a 7 gram coffee scoop.
Please Note: Regulations for commercial use vary between states. Be aware of your local requirements. Machines carrying an NSF approval are labeled as such. Please visit our policies page for warranty information.
Proportional-Integral-Differential (PID) controller reduces the temperature variation, providing a more consistent water temperature. The PID sends pulses of heat so the temperature is consistent, without the normal variances that occur with typical heat controllers that work by increasing or decreasing heat, which means temperatures fluctuate while the water is heating up and cooling down. The consistent temperature control also means the PID doesn’t overheat.
Delivers smooth and quiet operation. Its 120 watt pump builds up to brew pressure quickly and maintains an extremely accurate brew pressure. This is a commercial pump so you can expect it to last a long time.
In keeping with the Brewtus's focus on unwavering temperature stability, this machine features the E61 brew group – the industry’s best. Made of solid chrome-plated brass, this entire assembly is revered worldwide for its ability to retain heat at an absolutely consistent temperature. Starting with the group head – the round chrome-plated brass piece on the front of the machine that the portafilter locks into. Inside, it’s channeled for the water to run through it as it travels to the coffee grinds. These channels make up the thermal siphon system which keeps the water at the exact temperature it was in the boiler until the moment it is forced through the group head and down through the coffee. Locking into the group head is a heavy chrome-plated brass 58mm portafilter, which hold the stainless steel filter baskets tamped with coffee. The Brewtus III comes with two filter baskets – a single shot and a double shot. You can also order a special filter basket that holds pods if you prefer to use pods to brew your espresso.
Completing the brew group is the 3-way valve which operates off a manual lever on the front of the Brewtus II. This allows you to control the initiation of the brewing process and the depressurization process yourself.
The Brewtus's portafilter is commercially designed and made of chrome-plated brass, which is ideal for temperature stability throughout the critical end stages of the brewing process. It is a dual spout, 58mm portafilter that weighs in at a hefty 16 ounces, and comes with two filter baskets – a single shot and a double shot.
They each have their own dedicated 1250-watt (@125 V) heating units, which make it possible for them to run at their respective precise temperatures to perform their respective tasks. Again, this goes back to the Brewtus’ main purpose: unwavering temperature stability. Two boilers means there’s no switching boiler temperatures as you go back and forth between steaming and brewing. Each boiler is set to right temperature for its function. Double boilers also make it possible to brew and steam at the same time, which is perfect if you’re making a few drinks at once.
Now, you would think all that power would put a drain on your electric system. But we’ve even taken that into consideration and designed the Brewtus III to work off a standard 15-amp household breaker.
The brewing system provides a smoother delivery of pressure than many machines in its class. This makes it possible to perform what is the equivalent to pre-infusion, which is a moistening of the grinds before the full force of water comes through them. This is important because it prevents the water from “channeling” through the grinds and therefore not getting the maximum flavor and aroma out of them.
There are only two controls on the Brewtus III. The main power switch is located on the upper left and a big manual lever to the right operates the brewing process and 3-way valve. This is a very unique system because this lever actually controls a valve in the brew group. Press the lever up to open the valve to start the water flow through the coffee. This also activates the pump. Press it all the way down when you are done brewing and it opens a valve that relieves the water pressure off the coffee. This serves two functions; it dries out the coffee to prevent dripping and makes it easy to knock the coffee out of the portafilter with one knock. This valve that you are operating is a very high quality piece of equipment that gives you more of a hands-on system than most standard pump machines. And because the valve has no electrical charge running through it, and therefore few parts, it is more reliable than the electric solenoid valve.
The steam boiler temperature/pressure is controlled through a pressure controller. It senses the pressure in the boiler and turns on the heating element in the boiler as the pressure drops. You can visually see the boiler pressure through a pressure gauge on the front of the machine. When the needle in the gauge is between 1 and 1.5 bar of pressure, you are ready to steam. The red indicator light will go on when you are engaging the steam boiler. When you are done steaming and the machine returns to pressure, the light will go off.
If for some reason, the pressure controller ever gets out of calibration you can tell by the pressure on the gauge. Just give us a call and we can easily walk you through resetting the pressure controller.
The "Electronic Boiler Refill Control" is the brain of the machine. It uses probes mounted inside the boiler to sense the water level. It uses this information to control the operation of the pump for refilling the boiler when necessary. It will also turn the boilers off for safety if the reservoir or boilers run out of water.
The Brewtus-PID-R and V also feature a new steam tip that is perfectly designed to allow maximum control when steaming and frothing. You can easily control how much air is injected into the milk which reduces unwanted large air bubbles, therefore producing a higher quality microfoam.
This double wall, no burn steam wand is a mounting ball joint that rotates in any direction for easy access --same as those found on commercial machines.
Back flush the Brewtus at least every 7-9 days. It is a simple process that takes only a few minutes. Put a blank filter basket into the portafilter (supplied) and add a 1/2 teaspoon of cleaner. Install the portafilter into the machine and turn the control lever up to start the pump. The pump will be noisy as it starts and will quiet down as the pressure builds. When the pump has quieted down, turn the lever all the way down. This will cause the cleaner to be blown up into the brew group, through the 3-way valve, and down into the drip pan. Do this until the cleaner that is being directed into the drip pan is free of coffee colors. Finish the process by rinsing out the brew group.
The Expobar Brewtus is shiny and sleek. Its traditional design is housed in heavy gauge stainless steel. The cup warmer, drip tray and drip tray cover are also stainless steel to match. And the chrome plated brass brew group blend perfectly with the rest of the machine. All this needs to be held up by a very strong frame, and the Brewtus frame is just that. It is constructed of a heavy gauge stainless steel, which contributes to the machine’s hefty 65 pounds.
One year parts & labor warranty
Hours of Operation
Monday - Thursday - 9 AM to 8 PM EST
Friday - 9 AM to 6 PM
Saturday - 9 AM to 3 PM EST
Sunday - Closed
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