Profitec Pro 600 Dual Boiler Espresso Machine with Flow Control Walnut Quarter Cut
Profitec Pro 600 with Flow Control Overview
The Profitec Pro 600 is a dual PID, dual stainless steel boiler espresso machine whose performance and looks stand out from the crowd. This version improves on the standard Pro 600, bringing a new, incredible upgrade that will change the way you make espresso: flow control.
With the flow control knob, you’ll be able to control the flow rate of water during extraction to get different flavors out of your coffee. By simply adjusting the knob, you have control over a longer or shorter pre-infusion and can modify the extraction parameters of your shot. Based on our testing, we’ve found that flow control really helps bring out the more subtle nuances of a coffee, bringing out unexpected, hidden flavors and elevating the experience overall.
Features and Performance
Incorporating feedback that we provided for the Pro 700 and ECM Synchronika, the Pro 600 has the same incredible steam pressure thanks to the updated PID and safety valve. Both boilers are independently controlled by the PID, insulated, and made from stainless steel. The brew boiler is the same 0.75-liter capacity as the Pro 700 while the steam boiler has a 1-liter capacity.
Just like the Profitec Pro 700 and ECM Synchronika, the Pro 600 is designed to make any kind of maintenance easy to do at home. Lastly, the Pro 600 has a vibration pump and uses a water reservoir only.
Specifications
| Property | Value |
|---|---|
| SKU | HFC-202306000302 |
| App Connectivity | No |
| Boiler Configuration | Dual Boiler |
| Number of Boilers | 2 |
| Boiler Features | Brew & Steam Simultaneously |
| Brew Boiler Auto-Fill | Yes |
| Brew Boiler Heater Location | Internal |
| Brew Boiler Insulation | Yes |
| Brew Boiler Material | Stainless Steel |
| Brew Boiler Orientation | Vertical |
| Brew Boiler Volume (Oz) | 25 fl-oz |
| Three-Way Valve | Automatic |
| Back Flush Capable | Yes |
| Brew Group Material | Chrome Plated Brass |
| Brew Group Size (mm) | 58 mm |
| Brew Group Type | E61 |
| Brew Boiler Wattage | 1000 |
| Recommended Application | Home / Residential |
| NSF Certified | No |
| Display Type | PID Control Screen |
| Controls and Additional Features | Flow Control, Brew Temperature Display,Pre-Infusion,Pressure Gauge(s),Steam Control,Temperature Control |
| Pressure Gauges | Brew Circuit,Steam Boiler |
| Type of Controls | Flow Control Knob, Lever,PID |
| Cup Height (max, inches) | 3.75 in |
| Cup Warmer Material | Stainless Steel |
| Cup Warmer Size (L-in x W-in) | 10.25 x 11 |
| Cup Warmer | Passively Heated |
| Drain Line Adaptable (Plumbable) | No |
| Drip Tray Capacity (oz) | 36 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 |
| Foot/Leg Height (inches) | 1.25 in |
| Recommended Water Filter | BWT Bestcup M Premium |
| Depth (Inches) | 17.7 |
| Height (Inches) | 15.55 |
| Weight (Lbs) | 53 |
| Width (Inches) | 12 |
| Property | Value |
|---|---|
| Filter Diameter (mm) | 58 mm |
| Portafilter Handle Material | Yes |
| Portafilter Material | 58 mm |
| Number of Portafilters Included | Bakelite Plastic,Plastic |
| Ground, E.S.E., Pod and Capsule Compatibility | Chrome Plated Brass |
| Portafilter Type | 2 |
| Portafilter Weight (lbs) | Ground Coffee |
| Adjustable Brew Pressure | Commercial Style |
| Pump Pressure (Max. Bar) | 2 lbs |
| Self-Priming Pump | Yes |
| Pump Type | Vibration |
| Number of Grinder Settings | Vibration Pump |
| Warranty Service Provider Email | [email protected] |
| Warranty Service Provider | HARFAN COFFEE |
| Warranty Service Provider Phone Number | +62-838-9755-1917 |
| Manufacturers Warranty Period | 3-Year Parts and Labor Warranty |
| Amps | 11.6 A |
| Volt | 110V-120V (US) |
| Watts | 1400 Watt |
| Power Cord Length (inches) | 48 in |
| Power Cord Storage | No |
| Steam Boiler Auto-Fill | Yes |
| Steam Boiler Heater Location | Internal |
| Steam Boiler Insulation | Yes |
| Steam Boiler Material | Stainless Steel |
| Steam Boiler Orientation | Vertical |
| Steam Boiler Volume (Oz) | 34 fl-oz |
| Steam Boiler Vacuum Relief Valve | Yes |
| Steam Boiler Wattage | 1400 |
| Steam Wand Features | Insulated Grip,No-Burn |
| Steam Tip Hole Count | 2 |
| Steam Wand Material | Stainless Steel,Stainless Steel / Frame Iron Collar |
| Steam Wand Movement Type | Fully Articulated |
| Steam Wand | Commercial |
| Water Reservoir Access Location | Top |
| Water Reservoir Capacity | 101.4 fl-oz |
| Water Reservoir Features | BPA-Free,Removable |
| Water Reservoir Material | Plastic |
| Water Filter Included | No |
| Water Source | Built-In Reservoir |
Eva Schuster –
My first espresso machine and it’s a winner, pulls shot after shot and the steam power is intense.
Louis Lehner –
Great investment I am happy I chose the pro 600 with flow control. This is an upgrade from my gaggia classic, super stoked every morning to brew some coffee!
Elisabeth Bauer –
Good size, some of the features in the videos are different than on the spec sheet (2-hole vs 4-hole tip), can’t find out how to make it 2 bars vs 1.5 bars of steam, I’m still trying to get a fine-enough grind to make it take longer to pull shots. Flavor is excellent. I never knew espresso could be sweet. Super awesome as far as construction.
Paulina Wieser –
great improvement over my profitec pro 300.makes much better coffee.
Noah Gruber –
The Pro 600 is a great upgrade. I have had a Livia 90 for the past 22 years. It was time for an upgrade even though the Livia was still working great. The Pro 600 was a great move. It heats up quick, the dual boilers mean no waiting between pulling a shot and steaming milk. I’m relearning how to steam milk for Latte Art as the 600 has much more stRead more about review stating A major upgradeeam “power” than the Livia did!
Emma Haas –
So lets start off with the fact it wasn’t a smooth startup. The machine would not power up out of the box. After talking with support I pulled the panels and found a disconnected wire to the power switch. This resolved the power issue. As it started to heat up it started to leak profusely from the Flow Control mushroom valve nut. I had to tighten Read more about review stating Wow! surprising upgrade from my Expobar Brewtus IIthis pretty significantly to stop the leak. Not sure if all of this is a result of shipping or something else.