Bezzera BZ10 head is heated by 2 small electrical heating elements controlled by a thermostat to maintain a constant temperature. So even without connections to water supply net it can be installed anywhere, thus making it more practical and economical. Now, cappuccinos, coffee and tea can be produced for a large community. Thanks to a boiler system with heat exchanger and the practical groups heating system!
The namesake of the machine, the BZ10 group head is a specialized and electrically heated group head, designed for maximum temperature stability. The group head is heated by two dedicated heating elements and controlled by a thermostat. The dual elements help to provide even heating to the group head to aid in maintaining temperature stability.
A 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 pre-heats the brew water and allows for simultaneous brewing and constant steaming. It’s capable of steaming 600 ml worth of milk in one session, with a 40 second recovery time.
The BZ10 allows you to toggle on steam or hot water immediately rather than turning open a valve. Both wands swivel 360° in any direction for added functionality. The steam wand toggle can be pressed down for manual steaming, or pressed up into its lock position, while the manual wand has manual operation only.
