Battistella Vaporino 2.3L Boiler & Iron Combo

$699.00

Battistella Vaporino Inox Maxi | Boiler + EOS iron

Three-hour steam autonomy in a compact pressing station

A tabletop steam generator with a 2.8L stainless boiler vessel, 2.3L usable capacity and weighted EOS iron. It is designed for serious home sewing, alterations and regular workroom pressing where controlled steam and a compact footprint matter.

  • 2.8-bar working pressure supplies controlled steam through the EOS iron.
  • Up to approximately three hours’ published autonomy from a 2.3L usable water capacity.
  • Adjustable steam flow and pressure gauge put output and readiness in view.
  • Standard NZ 10A plug makes the unit straightforward to connect to a correctly earthed outlet.
  • Distilled water plus regular draining helps protect the boiler from mineral and treatment-chemical residue.
Battistella Vaporino Inox Maxi steam generator with EOS iron and raised hose support
2.3Luseful water capacity
2.8 barworking steam pressure
2100Wtotal installed power
Up to 3 hrspublished autonomy
Made for a focused pressing routine

More capability than an integral-tank iron

01

Separate stainless boiler

The 2.8L vessel holds 2.3L of usable water, leaving the space required to generate steam under pressure.

02

Weighted EOS iron

The NZ listing gives an iron weight of 2kg, combining heat, pressure and steam for seams, hems and garment shaping.

03

Steam you can adjust

A front control lets you reduce or increase steam flow to suit the pressing surface and task.

Big capability, compact footprint

A complete pressing station without a bulky setup

The Vaporino brings the boiler, adjustable steam control, pressure gauge, cable support and weighted EOS iron together in a unit measuring only 26 × 36 × 28cm. It is easy to dedicate a place for it in a sewing room, alteration area or pressing workspace.

Up to 3 hrsPublished autonomy from one correctly filled boiler.
2.3LUseful water capacity for longer pressing sessions.
8.2kgPublished total system weight.
26 × 36 × 28cmCompact overall machine dimensions.
From cold fill to first press

A clear six-stage start-up

1

Position

Place the generator horizontally on a level, stable, heat-safe surface.

2

Assemble

Fit the cable support and secure the iron cable and steam hose without twists.

3

Fill cold

With the unit off and unplugged, add distilled water without exceeding 2.3L useful capacity.

4

Connect

Fit the safety cap and connect directly to an earthed NZ 10A outlet.

5

Heat

Switch on the boiler and iron, select cotton and wait for the lamp to turn off.

6

Prime

At about 2.5–3 bar, direct away from people and fabric and release 4–5 short steam bursts.

Where it earns its place

For sewing and garment care that need sustained steam

Dressmaking

Open seams, set hems, shape garment sections and press during construction.

Alterations

Handle repeated repairs, resizing and finishing from a compact steam station.

Home studios

Gain a larger water capacity and adjustable steam without a freestanding boiler.

Household pressing

Work through larger ironing sessions with fewer interruptions for refilling.

Capacity without confusion

2.8L vessel, 2.3L usable fill

Specification Published figure What it means Important qualifier
Boiler vessel 2.8 litres The physical internal boiler volume. This is not the amount of water to pour in.
Useful capacity 2.3 litres The current manufacturer and NZ listing figure for usable water. Do not overfill; the vessel needs headspace for steam.
Steam autonomy Up to approx. 3 hours Longer sessions before the no-water light calls for a refill. Actual time varies with steam setting and use pattern.
Working pressure 2.8 bar Pressurised steam delivery through the EOS iron. Wait for the boiler lamp and gauge before pressing.
Total power 2100W 1300W boiler plus 800W iron. Confirm the supplied plug and NZ circuit requirements before purchase.
Standard equipment

A compact, organised pressing system

2.8

Vaporino Inox boiler

Stainless 2.8L vessel with 2.3L usable water capacity.

EOS

EOS steam iron

800W iron with thermostat, cork handle and steam microswitch.

Cable support

Raised support and hook to organise the hose and iron cable.

Steam hose

Connects the pressurised boiler to the EOS iron.

Rubber iron rest

Supplied resting pad that protects the metal support from the hot iron.

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Safety valve cap

Original pressure cap with a manufacturer-set safety function.

Water care + safe operation

Use distilled water and flush the boiler regularly

Protect the stainless boiler

Distilled water helps minimise scale and residue from minerals and treatment chemicals found in tap water.

  • Drain and flush the boiler once a week.
  • Drain only when the generator is cold, unplugged and the gauge reads 0 bar.
  • Wait at least one hour after switch-off before draining.
  • Never add fragrance, starch, special ironing water or chemical treatments.
  • Never overfill or spill water onto the machine.

Standard NZ 10A plug

The NZ-supplied unit operates from a standard 10A plug. Connect it directly to a correctly earthed 230V outlet.

  • Avoid multi-boxes and extension leads.
  • Never open the safety cap while the generator is operating or pressurised.
  • The gauge must read 0 bar before the cap is carefully removed.
  • Keep cables away from hot iron and boiler components.
  • Never operate with wet feet or hands.
  • Stop if the machine, iron, hose, cap or cable leaks or is damaged.
Choose the right boiler

Vaporino, SR-5800 or a larger Battistella?

This model

Vaporino Inox Maxi

2.3L useful capacity, 2.8 bar, three-hour published autonomy and a compact 26 × 36cm footprint.

Review Vaporino Specs
Alternative 2.3L set

Silver Star SR-5800

2.3L pressurised system with a broader published 2.5–4 bar range and 2300W total power.

View SR-5800
Larger 4.5L option

Battistella Barbara 4.5L

A higher-capacity Battistella model for customers wanting a bigger boiler and longer sessions between refills.

View Barbara 4.5L
Specifications + care

The quick reference

Brand / model Battistella Vaporino Inox Maxi
Product type Tabletop steam generator with EOS iron
Power supply 230V / 50Hz with standard NZ 10A plug
Total installed power 2100W
Boiler power 1300W
Iron power 800W
Boiler vessel size 2.8 litres
Current published useful capacity 2.3 litres
Published autonomy Up to approximately 3 hours
Working steam pressure 2.8 bar
NZ-listed iron weight 2kg
Total system weight 8.2kg
Overall dimensions Approximately 26 × 36 × 28cm high
Recommended water Distilled water
Useful additions

Build a better Vaporino station

EOS Teflon shoe

Compatible anti-sheen shoe for delicate, dark or shine-prone fabrics. Confirm that the iron is marked EOS.

View EOS Teflon Shoe →

Eolo Maxi vacuum table

A heated vacuum surface helps remove excess steam and reduce water marking during pressing.

View Eolo Maxi Table →
Frequently asked questions

Battistella Vaporino FAQs

Is the capacity 2.3L or 2.8L?

Both figures describe different things. The boiler vessel is 2.8L, while the current manufacturer and Direct Sewing specification gives 2.3L as the usable water capacity. Do not fill to the vessel’s total volume.

How long can it provide steam?

The published autonomy is up to approximately three hours. Actual time varies with steam-flow setting and how frequently the iron’s steam microswitch is used.

Who is the Vaporino best suited to?

It is a strong choice for dressmakers, alteration work, home studios and anyone wanting a compact boiler-and-iron system for regular garment pressing.

How do I know it is ready?

Wait for the boiler lamp to switch off and confirm approximately 2.5–3 bar on the pressure gauge. Then direct the iron safely away from people and fabric and release four or five short bursts to clear condensation.

Can I refill it while hot?

Never open the cap while the generator is operating or pressurised. Unplug, follow the manual’s pressure-release procedure, confirm the gauge is at 0 bar and wait a further 5–10 minutes before refilling.

Why is distilled water important?

Distilled water reduces the minerals and water-treatment chemicals entering the boiler. This helps limit scale and residue. Do not add perfume, starch, special ironing water or chemical treatments.

How often should I drain the boiler?

Drain and flush it once a week. The machine must be cold and unplugged, the pressure gauge must read 0 bar, and at least one hour should have passed since switch-off.

Why am I seeing circular water marks?

The manufacturer notes that this can occur on a non-vacuum board. Reduce steam flow and consider pairing the generator with a heated vacuum ironing table.

Is a rubber iron rest included?

Yes. The manual identifies a supplied rubber rest. Always place the hot iron on that rest rather than directly on the generator’s metal support, the ironing board or a garment.

What electrical connection does it need?

The NZ-supplied unit uses a standard 10A plug. Connect it directly to a correctly earthed 230V outlet and avoid multi-boxes and extension leads.

Compact boiler. Adjustable steam. Weighted EOS iron.

Give serious sewing a dedicated pressing system.

Build a compact station for crisp seams, smooth hems, garment shaping and confident finishing.