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Kees van der Westen Mirage Triplette 3 Group Espresso Machine

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Key specs

3 groupsGroup heads
Heat exchangerBoiler system
Needs a Three phase: 8.7 / 8.7 / 10.5 A; single phase: 27.9 A, 220-240 V circuitPower · 6400 W (peak)
Plumbed in: water line + drainWater
19 L copper boiler (6000 W) steam boilerSteam
PID controlled boiler; group temperature set by restrictor (adjustable restrictors optional)Temperature control
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About the Kees van der Westen Mirage Triplette 3 Group Espresso Machine

The Kees van der Westen Mirage Triplette is a 3 group heat exchanger espresso machine built around a modern, updated version of the well-proven E61 type system. It offers meticulous temperature stability, a beautiful pre-infusion and huge steam capacity, with intuitive controls in full view of the barista.

Key Features

  • Modern version of the proven E61 type thermosyphon system with a 450 cc heat exchanger per group and a heavy brass group head
  • Large copper boiler for huge steam capacity; PID controlled
  • Group temperature set per group by a restrictor; adjustable restrictors optional
  • Touchpad (4 volumetric doses plus continuous) or Bastone lever (2 volumetric doses plus continuous)
  • Gear lever, shot timer, pressure gauge and PID display in clear view
  • Tulip steam knob as standard; flip-flop lever or foot-activated steam valve optional
  • Height adjustable drip tray; custom body panels and RAL colours available

Specifications

  • Boiler: 19 L copper with a 450 cc heat exchanger per group
  • Power: 220-240 V, 50 or 60 Hz; 6000 W steam heating, single or three phase
  • Weight: about 95 kg (210 lb)

Installation

Plumbed-in commercial machine for 220-240 V. It needs a water supply from a water treatment system and a drain with a trap. Professional installation is recommended; see the pre-installation guide under Documents. Also available as the Mirage Duette. See all Kees van der Westen espresso machines.

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Specifications

Brewing
Group heads3
Boiler systemHeat Exchanger
Coffee boiler capacity450 cc heat exchanger per group
Steam boiler capacity19 L copper boiler (6000 W)
Group headE61 type brass group (about 4 kg) on a thermosyphon loop, restrictor per group
Temperature controlPID controlled boiler; group temperature set by restrictor (adjustable restrictors optional)
Water sourcePlumbed
Dosing and flow controlTouchpad (4 volumetric doses plus continuous) or Bastone lever (2 volumetric doses plus continuous)
Features
DisplayShot timer, pressure gauge and PID display
Physical Measurements
Net weight210.0 lb
Power
Voltage220-240 V
Frequency50 or 60 Hz
Wattage6400 W (peak)
AmperageThree phase: 8.7 / 8.7 / 10.5 A; single phase: 27.9 A
Model & Series
SeriesMirage
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Steam valveTulip knob standard; flip-flop lever or foot valve optional
Steam tip4 holes in fan shape, 1.2 or 1.6 mm
Drip trayHeight adjustable
PowerSingle or three phase

Manuals & downloads4

Questions about the Kees van der Westen Mirage Triplette 3 Group Espresso Machine6

What heating system does the Mirage use?

The Mirage uses a modern version of the E61 type thermosyphon system: one large copper boiler (13 L on the Duette, 19 L on the Triplette) with a 450 cc heat exchanger for each group, feeding a heavy brass group head. Group temperature is set with a restrictor in the thermosyphon loop; adjustable restrictors are available as an option.

What are the Mirage power options?

The Mirage Duette runs on 220-240 V, 50 or 60 Hz. The Normal version is single phase with 3200 W of steam heating; the High Power version has 4800 W and is available in single or three phase. The Mirage Triplette has 6000 W of steam heating and runs in single or three phase.

Touchpad or Bastone: how are the groups activated?

Each group is activated either by a touchpad with 4 programmable volumetric buttons plus continuous flow, or by the Bastone, a small lever with two programmable volumetric settings and continuous flow via a pushbutton. The Bastone can also be programmed for full manual control. On the Spirit the touchpad can be swapped for a Bastone bracket, or the other way round, also later.

Can a Kees van der Westen machine be built in a custom colour?

Yes. Kees van der Westen offers on all its machines the option to have the body work powder coated in a RAL colour of your choice, in a smooth or textured finish and in gloss, silk or matt. On many models the frame can be finished in a different colour too. Custom machines are built on request, so details can vary per build and are agreed when the machine is ordered.

What electrical supply do Kees van der Westen machines need?

The Spirit, Slim Jim, Slim Jim Idrocompresso, Mirage and Speedster are specified for 220-240 V. Depending on the model and power version they run on single phase or three phase; no 110-120 V version is listed for these models.

Check the model's pre-installation guide and have a licensed electrician prepare a dedicated circuit before the machine arrives.

What water and drain connections are needed?

These machines are plumbed in. The water supply should come from a water treatment system within 1.5 m (5 ft) of the machine; the supplied water hose has a 3/8 in nut connector. The drain should also be within 1.5 m and fitted with a trap, with a minimum internal diameter of 25 mm (1 in) for the Speedster, 32 mm for the Slim Jim models and 40 mm (1.5 in) for the Spirit. Leave space nearby for the water pump and its motor. The Mirage requirements are in its pre-installation guide.

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