Compare: Sanremo Zoe Competition vs D8 (2 Groups)

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Zoe Competition 2 Group

List Price: $7,300

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Noteable Features

Volumetric Programming

Pull shots to the same target volume every time, automatically. Integrated shot timers help baristas monitor shot timing and maintain consistency.

Single Boiler Heat Exchange System

The 9-liter steam boiler allows simultaneous brewing and steaming. Reliable pressure and performance for moderate-volume settings.

Customizable Design Options

Available in multiple color combinations including black, white/black, white/red, and custom graphics options. The machine can be color-matched to any decor, allowing seamless brand integration.

Available in Tall Version

Offered in standard (21″ height, 3″ cup clearance) and tall (24″ height, 5.5″ cup clearance) configurations. This flexibility accommodates different cup sizes and service styles for varied beverage offerings.

All Specs

Dimensions (H×W×D)21″ × 28¼” × 19⅔” (530×720×500 mm)

Weight121 lb / 55 kg

Voltage220-240V 1N / 380-415V 3N

Max input power3.35

Steam boiler capacity9 liters

Steam boiler resistance power2.7 kW

Pump power0.15 kW

Gross weight (with shipping crate)130 lb / 59 kg

Product Performance

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D8 2 Group

List Price: $8,990

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Noteable Features

Modular Platform Design

Start with the standard configuration and add upgrades like IoT connectivity or an auto-steaming system when volume demands.

Operational Flexibility

With seven programmable dose settings per group, the digital interface lets baristas save precise recipes for consistent quality across many coffees and recipes.

Digital Temperature Control

Each group head features independent temperature adjustment, a capability typically only available in multi-boiler machines.

Energy-Efficient Performance

Insulated stainless steel boiler reduces energy consumption during off-hours, lowering utility costs without sacrificing recovery time during morning rush.