Why buy?

• Dual Boiler System: Quick recovery time; handles multiple café-style drinks consecutively
  
• Reliability and Aesthetics: Beautiful design, unparalleled reliability, and functionality
  
• Dual PID with Shot Timer: Ensures shot efficiency and consistency; maintains extreme temperature stability
  
• High-Quality Materials: Lead-free copper and brass boilers retain heat better and resist chloride stress corrosion
  
• Raised E61 Group Head: Accommodates larger cups; stable water temperature for optimal espresso shots
  
• Steam Pressure and Design: 1.8-liter boiler; two-hole steam tip for easy microfoam; insulated no-burn steam wand for safe handling

Benefits

Specifications

• Height: 16.5"
  
• Width: 13.5"
  
• Depth: 17.5"
  
• Weight: 72 lbs
  
• Cup Clearance: 3.75 in. Drip Tray to Portafilter Spout | 5.9 in. Drip Tray to Group
  
• Amperage: 15 or 20 A
  
• Outlet Requirements: 60 Hz / 110 V (Exceptions Apply)
  
• Voltage: 110 V
  
• Wattage: 1200 / 800 W
  
• Boiler Size: .8 / 1.8 L
  
• Reservoir Size: 2.3 L
  
• Boiler(s) Material: Brass / Copper
  

Manual

Included with the Duetto IV

• 1 single spouted portafilter with insert basket
• 1 metal back flush disk
• 1 2 hole steam tip
• 1 drain hose
• 1 braided water line
• 1 double spouted portafilter with insert basket
• 1 metal 58mm tamper

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Shipping | Warranty

• Tracking number for shipment monitoring will be provided
• Processing and shipping out of orders: 1 to 3 business days | Delivery: 2 to 4 business days
• 1-year parts and labor warranty

About Izzo

Since 1979, Izzo has created a unique, velvety, sweet, and fruity espresso. Founded by Vincenzo Izzo in Naples, the company gained international recognition by 1993. They began producing coffee machines in 1994 and introduced the iconic Capri machine in 1995. Lever machines and the PID system were added in 1997. In 1998, pressurized coffee tins were launched. Expansion continued with the first franchised bar in 2000, the Izzo Academy in 2006, and a new factory in 2014. Pods and capsules debuted in 2020, and the Family Espresso Project launched in 2021.