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Turin Gallatin V HX Espresso Machine with PID

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Color: Stainless Steel Body and Group
Flow Control: Yes ($125)

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Turin Gallatin V HX Espresso Machine with PID

Description

The Turin Gallatin V HX (G3035) is a semi-automatic espresso machine built for home baristas and dedicated coffee enthusiasts who demand genuine café-quality results without compromise. At its core is an E61 thermosiphon-heated grouphead paired with a 2-liter heat exchange boiler, letting you brew and steam at the same time with no waiting. PID temperature control puts precision in your hands, so every shot is dialed in exactly the way you want it.

From the mirror-finish stainless steel body to the black walnut joystick and portafilter handles, the Gallatin V is as striking as it is capable. Adjustable preinfusion, a digital display, a built-in shot timer, and an optional flow control upgrade give you a level of control that competes with machines costing significantly more - making this one of the most compelling heat exchange machines available for home use.

Key Features

  • E61 Thermosiphon Grouphead: Passively maintains stable brew temperatures throughout extraction for consistent, repeatable shots.
  • PID Temperature Control: Fine-tune boiler temperature via the digital display for precise espresso extraction every time.
  • 2-Liter Heat Exchange Boiler: Brew espresso and steam milk simultaneously - no cool-down or wait time between tasks.
  • Adjustable Preinfusion: Set your preferred preinfusion time through the digital screen for smoother, more even extraction.
  • Digital Display with Shot Timer: Adjust preinfusion time, boiler temperature, and eco/standby mode, and monitor shot time - all from one intuitive screen.
  • Semi-Automatic Brew Lever: Joystick-style lever locks into place for ergonomic, hands-free control during extraction.
  • Black Walnut Handles: Premium walnut accents on the joystick, portafilter, and tamper add a luxurious, café-quality aesthetic.
  • 58mm Portafilter: Industry-standard size compatible with single and double baskets; opens up a wide world of aftermarket accessories.
  • 3-Hole Steam Tip: Delivers powerful, consistent steam for velvety microfoam - ideal for lattes, cappuccinos, and flat whites.
  • 1.7-Liter Water Tank with Direct-Connect Option: Manual valve lets you switch between the onboard tank and a plumbed water line (occasional use recommended with vibratory pump).
  • Economy Mode: Reduces energy consumption when the machine is idle without sacrificing performance when you need it.
  • Brew Group Pressure Gauge: Monitor extraction pressure in real time for consistent, dialed-in shots.
  • Cup Warmer: Integrated top-mounted warmer keeps cups at the ideal serving temperature.
  • Hot Water Tap: Dedicated tap for americanos, tea, hot chocolate, and more.
  • Optional Flow Control Upgrade: Available as an add-on to unlock advanced shot profiling and even greater extraction control.

Color Options & Which to Choose

  • Stainless Steel Body and Group: The classic look - a full mirror-polish stainless steel body and group for a timeless, professional aesthetic. Perfect for anyone who wants a machine that looks as at-home in a modern kitchen as it does in a café.
  • Black Body with Stainless Group and Accents: A bold, contemporary finish with a matte black body contrasted by stainless group and accents. Pairs beautifully with Turin grinders and suits modern or minimalist kitchen setups.
  • White Body with Stainless Group and Accents: A clean, bright finish with stainless group and accents for a fresh, stylish look. Great for lighter kitchen aesthetics or anyone who wants a machine that stands out as a statement piece.

What's Included

  • Turin Gallatin V HX Espresso Machine
  • Walnut wood-handle tamper
  • Double spouted 58mm portafilter
  • Single basket
  • Double basket
  • Fast connector (for direct water line connection)
  • Cleaning disc
  • Backflush powder

Why You'll Love It

The Turin Gallatin V HX punches well above its price point, routinely drawing comparisons to heat exchange machines costing $2,000 or more. The E61 grouphead is a beloved standard in the espresso world for good reason - it delivers rock-solid thermal stability that makes the difference between a good shot and a great one. Whether you're pulling back-to-back shots for guests or taking your time on a quiet morning ritual, the 2-liter heat exchange boiler and simultaneous brew-and-steam capability keep up with you effortlessly.

The premium build quality - stainless steel body, stainless boiler, and genuine black walnut accents - means this machine is built to last and beautiful to look at every single day. The intuitive digital display, shot timer, and adjustable preinfusion give you the tools to refine your technique and truly own your espresso. For home baristas ready to step up to a serious heat exchanger without stepping into commercial-machine pricing, the Gallatin V is a confident, inspired choice.

Product Specifications

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Model G3035
Boiler Type Heat Exchange (HX)
Boiler Capacity 2 liters
Boiler Material Stainless steel
Grouphead E61 thermosiphon-heated
Pump Type Vibratory
Portafilter Size 58mm
Water Tank Capacity 1.7 liters
Direct Connect Yes (occasional use recommended)
Temperature Control PID with digital display
Steam Tip 3-hole
Height 15.55 inches
Depth 17.44 inches
Width 11.26 inches
Weight 53.5 lbs
Shipping Weight 65 lbs
Boiler Temperature Range 110°C - 135°C (230°F - 275°F)
Estimated Brew Temperature Range 88°C - 105°C (190°F - 221°F)
Flow Control Optional upgrade available
Assembly Required Minimal - ready to use out of the box
Shipping Method Standard ground shipping (ships in box; not freight/pallet)

FAQ

What is a heat exchange (HX) boiler and why does it matter?

A heat exchange boiler uses a single large boiler to produce steam, while a separate internal tube runs through it to heat fresh water to brew temperature. This means you can brew espresso and steam milk at the same time - no waiting, no flushing, no switching modes. It's the same technology found in many professional café machines and is one of the biggest upgrades from entry-level single-boiler machines.

What does the PID do on the Gallatin V?

The PID (Proportional-Integral-Derivative) controller precisely regulates the boiler temperature and holds it steady at your chosen set point. Without a PID, boiler temperature can swing above and below the target, leading to inconsistent shot temperatures. With the PID, you can dial in your exact boiler temperature and get repeatable results shot after shot. You can adjust it directly from the digital display screen on the machine.

What is the E61 grouphead and why is it so popular?

The E61 is a classic grouphead design that has been used in espresso machines since 1961. It uses thermosiphon circulation to keep the group constantly heated by the boiler, resulting in excellent thermal stability during extraction. It's widely regarded as one of the most reliable and consistent grouphead designs available, and it's the standard on many prosumer and professional machines. It also has a large aftermarket ecosystem for accessories and parts.

Should I add the flow control upgrade?

Flow control allows you to manually adjust the rate of water flow through the puck during extraction, opening up advanced shot profiling techniques. If you enjoy experimenting and want to explore low-pressure preinfusion, pressure profiling, or extended lever pulls, the flow control upgrade is well worth adding. If you're newer to espresso or prefer a more straightforward workflow, the standard machine already includes adjustable preinfusion and delivers excellent results without it.

Can I use the Gallatin V plumbed directly to a water line?

Yes - the Gallatin V includes a fast connector and a manual valve so you can switch between the 1.7-liter onboard water tank and a direct water line connection. However, because the machine uses a vibratory pump (rather than a rotary pump), direct connection is recommended for occasional use only to prevent premature pump wear. For most home users, the water tank is the ideal setup.

Is this machine difficult to learn for a first-time espresso maker?

The Gallatin V is best suited for home baristas who have some familiarity with espresso basics or who are eager to learn. The digital display and shot timer make dialing in shots more approachable than on machines without these features, and the semi-automatic lever gives you hands-on control. There is a learning curve - as with any E61 HX machine - around flushing the group before pulling a shot to normalize brew temperature, but this becomes second nature quickly. The results you can achieve make the learning process very rewarding.
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