De'Longhi Published Specification Tables, by Model
De'Longhi manuals carry a consolidated Technical Data block with dimensions, weight and cord length, which is more than any other brand of five publishes.
De’Longhi instruction manuals carry a consolidated TECHNICAL DATA block, and it is the most complete specification table published by any of the five espresso brands examined.
The most complete table, in full
The ETAM29.51X manual, document stamp 5713226261/12.14, states eight fields in one block.
| Field | Value |
|---|---|
| Voltage | 220-240 V~ 50/60 Hz max. 10A |
| Absorbed power | 1450W |
| Pressure | 1,5MPa (15 bar) |
| Max. water tank capacity | 1,4 l |
| Size, L x D x H | 195x480x340 mm |
| Cord length | 1050 mm |
| Weight | 9,1 kg |
| Max. beans container capacity | 200 g |
Source: dls.delonghigroup.com, ETAM29.51X instructions for use, TECHNICAL DATA section. Checked 13 August 2026.
Dimensions, weight and cord length in one published table is more than Breville states anywhere, and Breville publishes none of the three.
Across four models
Four De’Longhi manuals were read, and they split into two pressure figures and two weight bands.
| Model | Voltage | Pressure | Weight | Wireless band |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| ETAM29.51X | 220-240 V~ 50/60 Hz max. 10A | 1,5MPa (15 bar) | 9,1 kg | not stated |
| ECAM20.11X | 220-240 V~ 50/60 Hz max. 10A | 1.5 MPa (15 bars) | 8.9 kg | not stated |
| ECAM35X.75 | 220-240 V~ 50/60 Hz max. 10A | 1.5MPa (15 bars) | 9.9 kg | not stated |
| ECAM37X.95 | 220-240 V~ 50-60 Hz max. 10 A | 1.9 MPa (19 bars) | 10 kg | 2400/2483.5 MHz |
Sources: dls.delonghigroup.com, four instructions-for-use documents, TECHNICAL DATA sections. Checked 13 August 2026.
The 15 bar and 19 bar split
De’Longhi documents two pressure figures across its range: 1.5 MPa (15 bars) and 1.9 MPa (19 bars).
The higher figure appears on the ECAM37X.95 and on one further document, both of which also carry a wireless frequency specification. The documents do not state that the two facts are related, and this page does not either. It records which documents contain which fields.
Preserve the unit pairing. De’Longhi states MPa first and bar second. 1.9 MPa is the primary figure, and quoting 19 bar alone drops the unit the manufacturer leads with.
Where values are missing from the tables above
Blank cells mean the value did not survive text extraction from a multi-column layout, not that De’Longhi omits it.
The ETAM29.51X manual lays its table out as label and value on one line and extracts completely. The three ECAM manuals separate label from value across columns, and several pairings were lost. The label is visible in every case, so the field exists in every document. Reading those figures needs the PDF opened rather than extracted.
What the tables do not carry
No boiler type, no portafilter dimension, no part number and no brew temperature appear in any De’Longhi table examined.
The counting rule: a brand counts as publishing an attribute when it appears in a manufacturer-hosted document reachable without a login. Checked 13 August 2026 across five brands. On that rule, Breville names its boiler technology and De’Longhi does not, Breville states a portafilter dimension and De’Longhi does not, and only Gaggia publishes part numbers.
These are bean-to-cup machines, so a portafilter dimension may not apply. The documents do not say so, and this page will not say so on their behalf.