Slayer Espresso Single Group Coffee Machine

A Slayer single-group espresso machine with a dual-boiler system: a 1.1-litre brew tank at 600 W and a 3.3-litre steam tank at 1300 or 2000 W, on a single-phase 220-240 V supply drawing 9 A. Separating brew and steam boilers means brew temperature stays stable while steam is being drawn, which is where single-boiler machines fail during a rush.

Specifications

• Configuration: single group
• Brew tank: 1.1 litres, 600 W
• Steam tank: 3.3 litres, 1300 W or 2000 W
• Supply: 220-240 V, 50-60 Hz, single phase
• Current: 9 A
• Total power: 2.1-2.4 kW
• Dimensions: 47 x 58 x 33 cm
• Net weight: 50 kg
• Brand: Slayer

Who it suits

Built for speciality bars, tasting counters and high-end hotel lounges where espresso quality is the point and volume is moderate. A single group limits throughput, so a cafe serving a heavy morning peak needs two or three groups regardless of machine quality. The single-phase 9 A supply is a genuine practical advantage, since it installs without a three-phase board.

Common questions

Why does a separate steam boiler matter?
Drawing steam on a single-boiler machine pulls temperature away from brewing. Separate boilers keep espresso extraction stable while milk is being steamed.

Is one group enough for a cafe?
For a speciality bar with moderate flow, yes. A site with a queue at peak needs two or three groups, since group count sets throughput.

Does it need three-phase power?
No. It runs single-phase at 220-240 V drawing 9 A, so it can be installed on a standard commercial circuit.

Why are there two steam power ratings?
The steam boiler can be configured at 1300 W or 2000 W. Higher power recovers steam pressure faster for back-to-back milk drinks.

Bait Al Diafa is a UAE HORECA supplier based in Sharjah, supplying coffee equipment and barista tools to cafes, speciality roasters, hotels and restaurants across Dubai, Sharjah, Abu Dhabi and the wider UAE.