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FAEMA-E98UP A/3 GROUP

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FAEMA-E98UP A/3 GROUP
31,710.00 AED
Overview:

The E98 UP is an automatic espresso coffee machine that combines excellent reliability with an all-new design. Ergonomic and highly accessible, the machine features elongated steam wands and guarantees consistent quality in every cup.

Key Features

  • Ergonomic and accessible design
  • Consistent quality in every cup
  • Steam Wands: 2
  • Hot Water Wand: 1

Technical Specifications

  • Boiler Capacity: 17.5 liters
  • Dimensions (W/D/H): 1020 x 518 x 552 mm
  • Weight: 78 kg
  • Power: 380-415V3N~ 50/60Hz, 6900–7000 W
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The E98 UP is an automatic espresso coffee machine that combines excellent reliability with an all-new design. Ergonomic and highly accessible, the machine features elongated steam wands and guarantees consistent quality in every cup.

Key Features

  • Ergonomic and accessible design
  • Consistent quality in every cup
  • Steam Wands: 2
  • Hot Water Wand: 1

Technical Specifications

  • Boiler Capacity: 17.5 liters
  • Dimensions (W/D/H): 1020 x 518 x 552 mm
  • Weight: 78 kg
  • Power: 380-415V3N~ 50/60Hz, 6900–7000 W

The E98 UP is an automatic espresso coffee machine that combines excellent reliability with an all-new design. Ergonomic and highly accessible, the machine features elongated steam wands and guarantees consistent quality in every cup.

Key Features

  • Ergonomic and accessible design
  • Consistent quality in every cup
  • Steam Wands: 2
  • Hot Water Wand: 1

Technical Specifications

  • Boiler Capacity: 17.5 liters
  • Dimensions (W/D/H): 1020 x 518 x 552 mm
  • Weight: 78 kg
  • Power: 380-415V3N~ 50/60Hz, 6900–7000 W

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