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Torre Peppina EVO Premium V1 Dual Boiler Espresso Machine w/ FC
$3,995.00 From: $2,595.00
Dual boiler machine with the capability of adjust the water balance in the steam boiler. Lower the balance for more steam power to make cappuccinos & lattes. Raise the balance for more hot water for teas and Americanos.
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3 year parts & labor warranty limited to manufacturer's defect
- Defects due to limescale buildup are not covered under warranty. Please read about Limescale Prevention.
- For any issues within your warranty period, please contact us.
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What’s Included
- Torre Peppina EVO Premium Espresso Machine
- Portafilters: 58mm single spout, dual spout, bottomless
- Filter baskets: 1-cup (7-8 g), 1-cup (9-12 g), 2-cup (16-18 g), 3-cup (18-20 g), blind
- Tampers: cheap plastic one and a solid wood handle one w/ metal base
- Steam tips: 3-hole, 4-hole (2-hole installed)
- Hose: For connecting to a water line
- Coffee scoop: For use with ground coffee
- Cloth wipe: For general body cleaning
- Cleaning brush: For grouphead cleaning
- Oscar pack: For water softening
- Puly Caff: For backflushing (10 packets)
- Instruction manual: In English & Italian
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Features
Dual Boiler System
- EVO UPGRADE > Steam Capacity: 25% increase in size compared to the standard Peppina model.
- EVO UPGRADE > Steam Power: 25% increase in pressure with the capability to reach up to 1.6 bar.
- EVO UPGRADE > Water/Steam Pro-Balance: You have the ability to control the amount of water in the boiler. Less water allows for more steam capacity.
- Stainless steel, insulated: The boilers are made of stainless steel which is less susceptible to limescale. Typically stainless steel boilers do not retain their heat as well as copper or brass boilers. This machine compensates for that by being wrapped with insulation.
- Pull a shot & steam milk at the same time: Steam is always readily available. Therefore there is no wait time going from coffee to steam mode. It works well if entertaining a small group of people.
- Auto refill: A sensor in the boiler detects when the water in the boiler is low. This prevents burning out the heating element.
E61 Grouphead
- EVO UPGRADE > Flow Control: Preinstalled on the grouphead giving you the ability to customize your espresso shots on the fly!
- Constantly Heated: Hot water circulates from the boiler through the grouphead and back to keep the grouphead and your portafilter nice and hot. This keeps the grouphead at a constant, stable temperature compared to other groupheads that have a built-in heating element.
- ERGOLIFT Lever: A new look on the activation lever of the grouphead.
- Pressure Gauge: Measures the actual pressure readout at the grouphead level.
Multi-Function Aircraft Grade Touchscreen Display
- Alarms display: Any fault issues with the machine will notify you by displaying a red triangle and will stop the machine from operating until the issue is resolved. Any maintenance alarms you set will notify you by displaying a yellow triangle. The machine will still operate until you manually clear it.
- Maintenance planning: Set reminders for changing your water softener, cleaning, or maintenance cycle. Set by # shots pulled.
- Settings: Language, date, temperature format (°C > °F), water connection (reservoir > water line)
- Temperature/Pressure control: Adjust the coffee boiler temperature from 85 °C to 100 °C (185 °F to 212 °F) or the steam boiler pressure from 0.5 to 1.6 bar.
- Eco standby by mode: Set a time period of inactivity (in minutes) for when the machine will enter a standby mode to conserve energy.
- Counters: The machine keeps track of coffee shots pulled (resettable), the total lifetime coffee shots pulled, the amount of water passed through the machine, & # of maintenance cycles.
- Auto power on/off: You can set the machine to power on and off at certain times, like when you wake up or when you come home.
- Programmable preinfusion: Program both the initial pump start/stop time up to 25 seconds in 0.01 increments.
Steam / Hot Water Wand
- Joystick knobs: Quick action controls. Each knob locks in any direction for hands-free operation.
- Multi-directional wands: Allows for more movement and flexibility depending on the size of your pitcher or cup.
- 2-hole steam tip: Allows for a slow gradual build-up of microfoam. More steam tip holes mean faster frothing but also steam runs out quicker. 3-hole & 4-hole steam tips included. Choose which best fits your barista style.
Switchable Tank / Direct Water Line Connection
- Open top reservoir: Easy to clean. Easy to fill. However, to avoid spillage, we recommend removing the water tank when filling with water. Remember to use the OSCAR pack to soften your water (replacements available).
- Easy transition: After hooking up the water line hose (included) to your machine, all you need to do is change a setting in the touchscreen display. The water line hook-up is behind the drip tray, more convenient than underneath the machine. For direct connect water softening we recommend BWT.
Rotary Vane Pump
- Quiet operation: Rotary pumps are necessary for direct water line capable machines since vibration pumps cannot handle the incoming water pressure. The main benefit that you will experience is that they are a lot quieter.
- Adjustable: The adjustment screw is located underneath the water tank. A more convenient spot compared to other machines where you have to remove the body panel to access.
Specifications
| Brand | Torre |
|---|---|
| Height (inches) | 15.5, approximate |
| Width (inches) | 13, approximate |
| Depth (inches) | 17.5, approximate |
| Weight (pounds) | 66 |
| Wattage (watts) | Coffee – 1200, Steam – 1100 |
| Voltage (volts) | 110 – 120 |
| Boiler capacity (liters) | Coffee – 0.7, Steam – 1.2 |
| Tank capacity (liters) | 2.7 |
| Portafilter size (mm) | 58 |
| Country of manufacture | Italy |
Notes
- The Peppina uses lead free components.
- Stainless steel boilers with lead free brass fittings.
- Lead free brass group.
- Lead free brass taps.
- Lead free brass filter holders.
- Effective Dec 6, 2024, Torre espresso machines can come with SSR Relays either from Panasonic or Carlo Gavazzi.
- The Torre Peppina EVO Premium Dual Boiler can be connected to a smart timer switch. However, you must turn off the timer on the menu screen.
- The steam boiler will always have some water to cover the heating elements just in case someone quickly tuns on the steam boiler. If you do not steam milk, you can set, through the front aircraft grade touch screen, the level of the water in the steam boiler to 20% which reduces the water in the steam boiler.
- Natural Wood Product Disclaimer: Wood components used on espresso machines are made from natural materials, so variations in grain, color, texture, and finish are normal. Minor imperfections, knots, and differences in appearance are inherent characteristics of genuine wood and are not considered defects. These natural variations do not affect the product’s functionality, durability, or performance. Each wood piece is unique, making every product one of a kind.
General Espresso Machine Notes/Warnings:
- Upon first use (tank/reservoir models): On the initial start-up (or after a long period of non-use), it is important to make sure the pump is removing water from the tank. When the machine is powered on, you will hear the pump running. After 5 seconds, squeeze the in-line hose in the tank (usually the longest hose, has a particle filter attached). if you hear a different sound, this means the pump is working correctly. If not, immediately power down the machine and contact us. For more information, visit this page General Manual Pump Priming.
- Electrical: To avoid electrical damage to this espresso machine which is not considered a manufacturer's defect, please acquire and install a single-outlet surge suppressor rated at 1080 joules or higher. Without the recommended surge suppressor, the espresso machine can be damaged at the power switch, the electronics, the heating element, the pressurstat, or the wiring inside. For more information, visit this page Power Protection.
- Water: To increase the useful life and not damage your espresso machine, please use softened water. Softened water is water without calcium and magnesium, but still has other minerals for espresso extraction. Do not use distilled, purified, or reverse osmosis water as these types of water create oxidation with the metals and cause the same damaging effects as limescale. For more information, visit this page Water Choice.
- Descaling: We do not recommend descaling unless there is an issue with the espresso machine. Too much descaling can eat away at the metals and gaskets inside an espresso machine. As a preventative measure, we recommend using softened water as explained in the bullet point above.
- Backflushing: This procedure of cleaning the grouphead will need to be performed from time to time. For more information, visit this page Espresso Machine Backflush – Why 50?
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Torre Peppina Evo V1. I am finding it very difficult to get enough steam time to fully froth and heat 8 oz of milk. Please tell me the best settings to get maximum steam time. The machine came set to what appears to be maximum: 80%/20% (Steam/Water) and 1.6 bar of Steam Pressure. This is plenty of steam power to stretch and start conditioning the milk but the steam boiler has to refill when the milk gets to about 100 F. When that happens the steam pressure goes to zero for about a minute. I tried changing the Steam/Water ratio to 70%/30% in an effort to have a longer steam time. This did help but the pressure still drops too far before the milk is heated to 140 F. Next I tried dropping the steam boiler pressure to 1.2 bar. This also seemed to help a little but not nearly enough. All of my steaming on this machine has been with the stock 2 hole wand tip. As it seems counterintuitive to me, I have not tried the 3 or 4 hole tips yet. Do you think that would help heat the milk faster? Thanks.
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Q Torre Peppina Evo V1. I am finding it very difficult to get enough steam time to fully froth and ...... Read more answer nowAsked on October 4, 2026 11:36 amA
On any dual boiler or HX espresso machine, there is a water level refill probe. This controls the water level in the steam boiler in a dual boiler espresso machine or the steam portion of the HX boiler. The boiler refill probe is a metal rod inserted usually through the top of the boiler and sends low voltage through the rod, through the water, to the boiler wall.
If the water is too pure, it can overfill the boiler. In some cases, it can be overfilling the boiler. In worst cases, the overfilling will push water out of the OPV, bleeder and/or safety valves until the water supply runs out (dangerous in plumbed in cases). Water on the pure side can also eat away at the portion of the rod on the inside.If the water has calcium and magnesium, the metal rod of the refill probe can develop limescale and coat the rod. Little by little, it climbs up the rod to where the boiler is almost full of water. With the machine cold and unplugged from the electrical outlet, the top cover would need to be removed, the wire to the refill probe would be disconnected (unplugged from terminal connection - not pulling on wire), and then removed from the outer nut. The inner nut should not be loosened.
Check for corrosion or build up on the portion of the metal rod inserted in the boiler. It is recommended to clean the rod with a wire brush not damaging the white poly seal. Place a little plumbers tape on the threads and insert. Connect the wire and test. To test, plug the machine back into the electrical outlet, heat up without sticking fingers inside the unit, and check for any leaks on top of the boiler (bleeder valve can leak a little water upon warm up into the hose). Remove water through the hot water valve/wand until the the pump engages the boiler to fill the steam boiler. After, the steam performance should be tested.
I am looking to buy a new boiler for my Torre Peppina machine.
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Q I am looking to buy a new boiler for my Torre Peppina machine. answer nowAsked on February 15, 2026 9:27 amA
The coffee boiler can be purchased on our specific parts web page.
We have the Torre Peppina v1 and I'd like to install the water line. What size fittings do I need for the hose included? I have a suspicion that our plumber will not find a proper adapter at the local big box store. Thanks!
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Q We have the Torre Peppina v1 and I'd like to install the water line. What size fittings do I need...... Read more answer nowAsked on November 28, 2025 4:46 pmA
We suggest reading our commercial installation requirements because there are other requirements, as well.
I have a Torre Pep. I bought it in October 2024. It heats up the water to 100 or so degrees and then the breaker overloads. I have tried plugging it in to different outlets with the same results. Help!!
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Q I have a Torre Pep. I bought it in October 2024. It heats up the water to 100 or so degrees and t...... Read more answer nowAsked on August 2, 2025 1:41 pmA
Thank you for bringing the machine in for service. As shown
in the picture of the E61 grouphead, there are probably leaks caused by water inside your machine that is causing the tripping of the GFI outlet. This can happen to any machine as little as two weeks.Soft water is very important. As indicated, please bring in your water and possibly a water test report when you pick up your machine in for repair.
Thank you, I just ordered 2 gaskets, but I'm looking for the OEM wood portafilter. The link provided has a black handle. Thank you!
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Q Thank you, I just ordered 2 gaskets, but I'm looking for the OEM wood portafilter. The link provi...... Read more answer nowAsked on June 24, 2025 2:22 pmA
Here is the OEM version - https://www.1st-line.com/buy/torre-aptf0l02vvo-complete-bottomless-filter-holder/
I can't find a parts listing for a grouphead gasket for my Torre Peppina that I purchased from you in October 2023. The machine, BTW, has been fantastic. Could you please let me know how I might order a couple of these. Also, if a replacement bottomless portafilter is available, I'd like to order one. Thank you!
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Q I can't find a parts listing for a grouphead gasket for my Torre Peppina that I purchased from yo...... Read more answer nowAsked on June 24, 2025 10:50 amA
We have an aftermarket portafilter gasket that should be suitable for the Torre Peppina - the F15. You can find it here - https://www.1st-line.com/buy/faema-e-61-grouphead-gasket-8-mm-soft/ We also have an aftermarket bottomless portafilter that should be suitable for the Torre Peppina - here https://www.1st-line.com/buy/1st-line-3-cup-58mm-e61-bottomless-portafilter/
When I backflush my Peppina, the pressure goes up to 13 bar within 10 sec. Is it too high? Thought it should not exceed 10 bar.
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Q When I backflush my Peppina, the pressure goes up to 13 bar within 10 sec. Is it too high? Though...... Read more answer nowAsked on June 7, 2025 7:36 pmA
There are two gauges (one on grouphead and one on display screen). Typically the over-pressure valve opens at 11 bar, and maximum 12. You may have scale build up on this valve which is not allowing it to open fully.
I dropped and scratched the bottomless portafilter handle of my Torre Peppina (fantastic machine, btw) while backflushing (yes, I'm an idiot). Is a replacement available? I don't see it listed on the parts page, which is "under construction." Thank you!
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Q I dropped and scratched the bottomless portafilter handle of my Torre Peppina (fantastic machine,...... Read more answer nowAsked on June 16, 2024 7:51 amA
Sorry to read this. Yes, the page is still under construction. Can you please email us a picture of the scratch.
Does the "low water tank" warning trigger at the point where the water level is too low for the heating element to operate? or does it give an advance warning
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Q Does the "low water tank" warning trigger at the point where the water level is too low for the h...... Read more answer nowAsked on May 1, 2024 11:54 amA
Please note there are two heating elements. We are unsure which one you are referring to.
According to Torre AND our translation, the tank has an independent sensor that has nothing to do with the heating elements or level/safety probe. So, when the water level in the tank is too low, the machine's programming gives you time to finish extracting your espresso from the coffee boiler.
However, if the water in the tank ends up during a steam boiler water level restore, then it stops immediately. In other words, if the steam boiler needs refilling and the machine is low on water in the reservoir, it will stop the machine's functions, even if extracting. we do reserve the right to correct this if our translation was incorrect.
Hi, just bought the machine and loving it so far! Quick question, with Flow Control knob -- what setting/position of the knob would be equivalent to "no flow control" (ie the default flow for E61 without the flow control?). I couldn't find anything specific to Torre machines on the topic, but according to some videos on flow control with other popular E61 machines, opening up Flow Control to the max would be equivalent to almost twice the flow rate for a Dual Boiler (1.5x for HX). Thank you.
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Q Hi, just bought the machine and loving it so far! Quick question, with Flow Control knob -- what ...... Read more answer nowAsked on May 1, 2024 11:51 amA
Thank you for your purchase. Torre stated that is the same between full open on the flow control and the same machine without the flow control. On other machines, usually the pinhole on the gicleur is 1.5mm for flow control versus 1mm on those without. However, we will double check.
AThe following are the measurements on the Torre Peppina Evo Dual Boiler Espresso Machine:
Without Flow Control: 280ml in 20 seconds ( approx. +or- 5ml)
Complete with full open flow control: 285ml in 20 seconds (approx. + or- 5ml)
Please note that results can differ if machine is fully heated or cooled, build up of limescale in the thermsyphon tubes or group head, or a clogged dispersion screen and other external causes.
AMore information from the manufacturer
"The original Gicleur cannot be used with the flow control, because the hole in the flow control gicleur is larger, simply the adjustment rod always remains inside the gicleur even when the flow control is completely open, leaving a space for water very similar to what you have with the standard gicleur."
If the water is too pure, it can overfill the boiler. In some cases, it can be overfilling the boiler. In worst cases, the overfilling will push water out of the OPV, bleeder and/or safety valves until the water supply runs out (dangerous in plumbed in cases). Water on the pure side can also eat away at the portion of the rod on the inside.
in the picture of the E61 grouphead, there are probably leaks caused by water inside your machine that is causing the tripping of the GFI outlet. This can happen to any machine as little as two weeks.-
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