Nivona NICR 555
Nivona NICR 555
The Nivona NICR 555 automatic coffee machine makes it easy to prepare coffee or espresso. It can also create a fluffy milk foam using the manual Spumatore function, which froths the milk with precision. It offers a power output of 1455W and 15-bar pressure, allowing it to prepare coffee with a rich aroma. It features a durable hardened steel grinder, a 2.2L water tank, and a coffee bean container with a capacity of up to 250g. Easy maintenance is ensured by the removable brewing unit and the automatic cleaning and descaling programme.
Key Features of the Nivona NICR 555 Automatic Coffee Machine
- The automatic coffee machine makes it easy to prepare coffee or espresso
- It can also create a fluffy milk foam
- It offers a power output of 1455W and 15-bar pressure
- It features a durable hardened steel grinder, a 2.2L water tank, and a coffee bean container with a capacity of up to 250g
- The Nivona NICR 555 automatic coffee machine is equipped with a colour TFT display
- Allows you to set the coffee strength (3 levels), grind level, coffee temperature (3 levels), and coffee volume
- Can prepare 2 coffees at the same time
The Nivona NICR 555 Automatic Coffee Machine Prepares Coffee at the Touch of a Button
The Nivona NICR 555 automatic coffee machine has a colour TFT display where you can easily select your type of coffee. It then prepares coffee or espresso at the touch of a single button and can even make two coffees at once. The coffee machine allows you to set the coffee strength (3 levels), grind level, coffee temperature (3 levels), and coffee volume. Thanks to the hot water function, you can also use the coffee machine to make tea. It also features a special indicator light that alerts you when the filter needs to be changed.
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