Plumbing-In Your Espresso Machine | Quick and easy

In this video, I show you a quick way to plumb-in your espresso machine 

[@mtpastor4546]

Man, I have a suggestion to you. You can install a filtration system to connect from your accumulator. Therefore, no matter what water you have in your jar will have filtered before pumping to your whatever espresso machine.

[@brandons5396]

How often should Flojet pump be kicking in? I have mine setup with pressurized tank and usually it will toggle on every second shot or near the end of shot.

[@EspressoOutlet]

Depends on the machine and your diaphragm size. Sounds pretty normal

[@mariovasquezsr7773]

Thank you! That’s exactly what I was looking for. Quick Questions @Espresso Outlet LLC. At the farmers market we are going to set up, it has a lot of people. Is this setup able to handle 10 shots per hour?

[@EspressoOutlet]

Absolutely!

[@Mzedith]

I thought I would get away with refilling my five Gal when it gets down. My five Gal lasts a while because I don't make that much espresso. How long till you feel the water is not fresh anymore? Thinking about switching to 3 gal. But my Caffewerks pickup is designed for 5 Gal. Should I modify it to fit the 3 gal? What do you think?

[@Maybaby1959]

Clive says with the flojet 5000 you don’t need an accumulator only if your plumbing multiple machines

[@plurplursen7172]

I saw that one too. But it's not true in my case. Got 1 espresso, and with flowjet alone it can't keep a steady pressure. It ruins the shot. The tank solves it 100%