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The Expobar Office Lever Plus is a welcome upgrade to the Office Lever design.
With it, we see the insulated steam wand, and, the clincher for our admiration, a plumbability option for direct connection into a water line. Its optional plumbability makes the Office Lever Plus a stand out among heat-exchangers, not only in the Expobar line up, but across the board. You’ll never have to refill the boiler again, and you can install an inline water filtration system, such as BWT, to remove the need to descale the machine and improve longevity. Plus, the Office Lever Plus retains all of the functionalities that have made it an industry benchmark: simultaneous brewing and steaming, dual pressure gauges, and Expobar’s thoughtfully reimagined E61 group head, which uses a thermosyphon to ensure temperature stability and an integrated concave pre-infusion chamber for evenly saturated extractions. At the price point, the Office Lever Plus offers amazing functionality at an incredible value.
Upon flicking the switch, the boiler will heat up to brew temp, as designated by both the indicator light and the pressure gauge reaching 1 bar. Raising the lever controls a valve in the brew group: up activates the pump and opens the valve to allow water to flow through the grounds; down opens a valve that relieves the water pressure from the coffee. The Expobar Office Lever is compact and convenient for heavier use when plumbed in; perfect for the serious home, office or small cafe. barista. Also part of Expobar’s Office Line are the Control, which offers programmable volumetric brewing at the press of a button; the Pulser, which is similar in looks and operation to the Control sans programmable buttons; and the standard Office Lever, which is the same great machine as the Plus without the plumbing option.
The Expobar Office Lever Plus can be plumbed; this gives you the option of connecting the machine directly to a water source for an endless supply of water instead of relying on the water reservoir. A safety solenoid valve works in parallel with the pump to prevent leaking. To remove the need to descale and improve your machine’s longevity, install a BWT filtration system inline.
The Pulser’s 1.7 L heat-exchanger boiler has an internal chamber that houses the brew water, while the steam is cordoned to the surrounding chamber, preventing them from coming into contact. This design heats the brew water and allows for simultaneous brewing and steaming.
A standard E-61 group constantly syphons water from the boiler to the group and back, but Expobar raised the bar by adding a pre-infusion chamber above the shower screen. This innovative addition evenly distributes hot water over the grounds for a uniform saturation during pre-infusion and throughout the brewing process.
This controller automatically senses drops in pressure within the boiler and kicks the heating element on, which is visually represented on the pressure gauges. These gauges also make it easier to monitor extraction parameters while brewing, or after you’ve made an adjustment to boiler pressure using via the OPV or boiler pressure via the pressurestat.
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| Property | Value |
|---|---|
| SKU | EXLEVERPLM-WLL |
| Boiler Configuration | Heat-Exchanger Preheated |
| Number of Boilers | 1 |
| Boiler Features | Brew & Steam Simultaneously,Rapid Steam |
| Brew Boiler Heater Location | Internal |
| Brew Boiler Material | Copper |
| Brew Boiler Orientation | Vertical |
| Brew Boiler Type | Heat Exchanger |
| Brew Boiler Volume (Oz) | 57 fl-oz |
| Three-Way Valve | Manual |
| Brew Group Material | Chrome Plated Brass |
| Brew Group Type | E61 |
| Brew Boiler Wattage | 1250 |
| Recommended Application | Home / Residential |
| Display Type | LEDs |
| Controls and Additional Features | Low-Water Warning,Pre-Infusion,Pressure Gauge(s) |
| Pressure Gauges | Steam Boiler |
| Type of Controls | Lever |
| Cup Height (max, inches) | 3.5 in |
| Cup Warmer Material | Stainless Steel |
| Cup Warmer Size (L-in x W-in) | 10x10 |
| Cup Warmer | Passively Heated |
| Drip Tray Capacity (oz) | 20 fl-oz |
| Drip Tray Cover Material | Stainless Steel |
| Drip Tray Material | Stainless Steel |
| Portafilter Baskets Included | Double,Single |
| Frame Material | Steel |
| Housing Color | Stainless Steel |
| Housing Material | Stainless Steel |
| Recommended Water Filter | No Filter Required |
| Water Filter Compatibility | Yes |
| Depth (Inches) | 17.5 in |
| Height (Inches) | 16.5 in |
| Weight (Lbs) | 54 lbs |
| Property | Value |
|---|---|
| Width (Inches) | 10.5 in |
| Hot Water Reheat Time (Typ. Seconds) | 0 sec |
| Hot Water Temperature (8oz, Deg. F) | 195 f |
| Hot Water Time (8oz, Seconds) | 13 sec |
| Time to Heat (Minimum Seconds) | 420 sec |
| Time to Heat (Recommended Seconds) | 900 sec |
| Filter Diameter (mm) | 58 mm |
| Portafilter Material | Chrome Plated Brass |
| Number of Portafilters Included | 1 |
| Ground, E.S.E., Pod and Capsule Compatibility | Ground Coffee |
| Portafilter Type | Commercial Style |
| Portafilter Weight (lbs) | 1 lbs |
| Adjustable Brew Pressure | Yes |
| Pump Pressure (Max. Bar) | 15 Bar |
| Pump Type | Vibration Pump |
| Pump Wattage | 41 watts |
| Warranty Service Provider Email | Support@wholelattelove.com |
| Warranty Service Provider | Whole Latte Love |
| Warranty Service Provider Phone Number | 888-411-5282 |
| Manufacturers Warranty Period | 3-Year Parts and Labor Warranty |
| Volt | 110V-120V (US) |
| Watts | 1428 |
| Power Cord Length (inches) | 40 |
| Steam Wand Features | No-Burn,Swappable Steam Tips |
| Steam Tip Hole Count | 1 |
| Steam Wand Material | Stainless Steel |
| Steam Wand Movement Type | Fully Articulated |
| Steam Wand | Commercial Style |
| Water Reservoir Access Location | Top |
| Water Reservoir Capacity | 93 |
| Water Reservoir Features | Removable |
| Water Reservoir Material | Plastic |
| Water Source | External Water Line (Plumbable) |
| Maximum Incoming Water Pressure (PSI) | 50 |
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