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| Boiler | Heat exchanger, stainless steel |
| Brew Group | E61 commercial-grade |
| Temperature Presets | 248°F (120°C), 255.2°F (124°C), 262.4°F (128°C) |
| Water tank | 2.8 L |
| Dimensions | 9 in (W) x 17.6 in (D) x 14.6 in (H) |
| Motor | AC-powered |
The Profitec JUMP is a heat exchanger espresso machine that delivers cafe-quality performance without the cafe-sized footprint. Built around the legendary E61 group head, the JUMP combines reliability, thermal stability, and workflow control in a compact design that fits kitchens with precious counter space. With a PID, programmable pre-infusion, a built-in shot timer, and a three-way temperature switch, this machine gives you the tools to dial in espresso with precision, whether you're pulling your first shot or your thousandth. Key Features E61 Group Head: Commercial-grade thermal stability and even extraction Heat Exchanger Boiler: Steam and brew simultaneously without waiting PID Temperature Control: Precise adjustment with digital display Programmable Pre-Infusion: Automatic puck saturation before full pressure is applied Three-Way Temperature Switch: Quick adjustment for light, medium, or dark roasts Reservoir Operation: No plumbing required Vibratory Pump: Quiet, reliable, and easy to service Wood Accents Compact Footprint Ideal For The Profitec JUMP is built for intermediate home baristas ready to take espresso seriously. If you're upgrading from a single-boiler machine or stepping up from a consumer-grade setup, this is a meaningful leap in capability. It's also an excellent choice for compact kitchens where counter space is at a premium, but performance can't be compromised. Anyone who makes multiple milk drinks back-to-back, makes morning lattes for the household, and entertains on weekends will appreciate the heat exchanger's ability to steam and brew without waiting. If you're curious about pre-infusion, temperature profiling, and recipe development, the JUMP gives you the control to explore without overwhelming you with complexity.
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