FLAIR eWizard Electric Milk Steamer (110V)

BE A STEAMING WIZARD

The Flair eWizard Milk Steamer is a standalone, electric milk frother that features a cool-touch steam wand, fast heat-up, two nozzles for beginners and expert latte artists, and a pressure management system. The eWizard creates perfect microfoam for latte art on cappuccinos, cortados and lattes. 110V systems only.

The Flair eWizard Electric Milk Steamer is the perfect milk frother for anyone looking for silky microfoam or latte art at home. The eWizard heats up in roughly five minutes and produces powerful, dry steam, perfect for pouring cappuccinos, lattes and cortados.

Featuring a cool-touch steam wand that articulates 270°, two nozzles for beginner and expert latte artists, and a pressure management system that keeps your eWizard in the perfect steaming range.

Cool-Touch Steam Wand
A Cool-Touch Steam Wand, with an internal and external liner articulates 270° side to side and 15° up and down for a no-burn experience that is perfect for left or right handed brewers.

Pressure Gauge with Steaming Range
The eWizard top includes an embedded pressure gauge with a custom Steaming Range. This visual indicator lets you immediately know when the milk frother is ready to steam, and when the tank is depressurized or needs a refill.

Two Nozzles
Your eWizard will include two different nozzles, a one-hole and three-hole. Beginners should start with the one-hole tip, as it is easier to control the powerful steam. Expert home baristas can immediately start with the three-hole tip and feel like they're steaming at a cafe on a fancy commercial machine.

Pressure Management System
The eWizard Milk Steamer features a pressure management system that maintains optimal pressure inside the tank when on. Turn your eWizard on, and this system will regulate the pressure so it's ready to steam whenever you are.

Key Safety Features
The eWizard Milk Frother is designed for safety. Featuring an internal float switch, that will cut power to the heating element if the water level is too low, as well as an automated pressure release valve that activates if pressure in the system is too high.