| Management number | 248448666 | Release Date | 2026/09/03 | List Price | US$404.70 | Model Number | 248448666 | ||
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Back in 2015, Lelit in Italy wanted to respond to the double boiler machines entering the industry - those popular espresso machines designed in Australia, but produced in China with a plastic chassis and this thin metal. Enter the Lelit Diana - made in Italy with a stainless steel body, brass coffee boiler for superior heat stability and a stainless steel steam boiler that knocks out a punch of consistent steam power!
The Lelit Diana double boiler espresso machine dual vibration pumps to support each boiler independently in such a compact beautiful casing! The two boilers allow to you make espresso and steam milk simultaneously. On other single vibratory pump espresso machines, there is a flaw if the pump has to refill the steam boiler while extracting the espresso. In this scenario, the pressure to the ground coffee in the filter holder can receive less pressure. This can ruin the espresso. The Lelit Diana solves this issue with 2 independent pumps - one for the coffee boiler and one for the steam boiler. Another flaw corrected over other machines is the replacement of the steam thermoblock with a full stainless steel boiler. These thermoblocks, usually made of aluminum or brass, have a very difficult time producing good steam to produce that velvety froth or producing good powered steam.
In the Lelit Diana, there is a PID controlled, large, stainless steel steam boiler which is completely dedicated for producing powerful steam. There is also circuitry to refill the steam boiler with water from the reservoir. The extreme ease of use of this espresso machine and the superior quality make Diana the first choice for families with discerning tastes and who love to enjoy their creamy lattes and silky cappuccinos.
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Note: We've found that the heat up time on the label is incorrect. It states 3 minutes, but for 110 volts, it is about 20-30 minutes for a proper warm up with the portafilter in the grouphead.
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