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Built for those coffee businesses that are slingin’ java left and right, this fully automatic commercial espresso machine is a serious rock star. Brandon tak…
Crew Review: Rancilio Classe 7 E Commercial Espresso Machine
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If you have the staff to make 150 an hour, it could probably do that 🙂 –
Kat
I was just curious about the average hourly output of this machine. I’ve
watched your another video where she could make 41 cups an hour. I’m
planning to start a cafe so I wanted to know how many cups can be made by 2
people in an hour time (average)?
This machine would keep up with your baristas, so it’s more about how
quickly they work and not about the machine slowing them down, etc. 🙂 – Kat
150 a day or an hour?
LEVA’s are cooler 😛
Kat is on vacation. While Kat’s away the mice will play 🙂 Check back in
two weeks! By sheer coincidence Brandon is out of the office too. ~ sam
I don’t personally have one, our local cafe has one though but i dont know
if they would let me do a review on it :/
I haven’t seen one of those up close, post a review video on it if you have
one. ~ sam
lol, can’t wait to see it…
Any extra videos about this machine?
Next we will have BK review a fax machine or printer ;0 Dang it feels good
to be a gangster… ~ sam
Yes and no, the short answer is that 220V would still be more cost
effective according to BK. ~ sam
I don’t know why but Brandon reminds me of Michael Bolton from the movie
Office Space… That “Classe 7 E” is one sweet machine!
Love these commercial gear reviews – keep ’em coming! However, you can’t
get 220VAC from a utility company (in the US anyway). Or 110V AC for that
matter…
I’m no electrician so please forgive me, we use 110 service to indicate
what is typically a US residential standard and 220 service to indicate a
commercial type draw. ~ sam
you can also get this model and the higher end rancillio’s in a gas boiler,
would that channge the electrical requirements or no?
alright well that’s good to know, but what I am asking is, if you got the
gas boiler would you still be running on 220 or could you switch to 110v to
run the pump and controls since you have gas powering the boiler over
electric
We have this crew review for the Rancilio Classe 7 E Commercial Espresso
Machine and another video tour of its internals.
Sorry I have a side question, what was the coffee beans used during the
demo?