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Fresh Design
The Appartamento TCA is a ground-up redesign including an upgraded case, frame, brew group, control board and touchpoints like knobs and portafilters.

Temperature Control
A unique hybrid PID design allows you to adjust brew temperature with 4 selectable boiler pressures with no additional screens or buttons.

Optional Standby Mode
A selectable 30-minute ‘eco-mode’ allows you to save on energy costs when your machine is not in use.

Indicator Light
A new RGB-style indicator light offers at-a-glance visibility to alerts and warnings like water level, heating status, and more.

Skill Level Intermediate Programming Moderate Programmability PID Temperature Control Size Mid-Size Boiler Type Heat Exchanger Boiler Size 1.8L Reservoir Size 2.5L Group Size 58mm
Appartamento TCA
Enduring Performance
The Appartamento TCA maintains the core quality and performance that you’ve come to expect from Rocket and the Appartamento. The heat exchanger boiler still offers simultaneous steaming and brewing, and the tactile controls are even more of a joy to work with given their soft-touch updates. By giving you additional temperature control and stability, features like pressure adjustment, optional stand-by mode, and fit and finish updates, the TCA is a fantastic update to a power house machine.

Is this a good machine for someone new to espresso, or is it better for experienced users?
Both! Its simple lever-based controls make it approachable for a first machine, while the PID temperature adjustment gives more experienced users real control over extraction.
What does “TCA” stand for, and why does it matter?
TCA stands for “temperature control adjustment,” letting you set the boiler to one of four temperature levels, so you can dial in the right heat for your roast.
How does the temperature adjustment actually work, and why does it matter for the coffee?
You enter programming mode with the power switch, then use the brew lever to select one of four preset boiler temperatures matched to your roast, since darker roasts pull best cooler and lighter roasts need more heat to extract fully.
What upgrades does the TCA bring that make it worth choosing over a basic heat exchanger machine?
The TCA adds internal PID temperature control, something most heat exchangers lack, removing the guesswork of manual temperature adjustment for a more consistent cup.
What’s the difference between this and Rocket’s other machines?
The TCA uses a single heat exchanger boiler, while Rocket’s R58 and R60V use two independent boilers for even greater temperature stability at a higher price point.

PULL CAFE-QUALITY SHOTS AT HOME – A 1.8L heat exchanger boiler and commercial-style E61 group head hold temperature through the entire extraction, so your espresso lands balanced and sweet instead of sour or scorched.
MATCH THE MACHINE TO YOUR BEANS – A hybrid PID gives you four selectable brew temperature settings, adjusted right at the brew lever. Cooler for bright light roasts, hotter for chocolatey dark ones. No screens, no menus.
BREW AND STEAM AT THE SAME TIME – Heat exchanger design means no waiting between tasks. Strong, dry steam textures milk into glossy microfoam quickly, so you can pour a full round of lattes and cappuccinos back to back.
HANDCRAFTED IN MILAN, ITALY – Stainless steel construction, the iconic circular side panels, and a polished cup rail make this a centerpiece as much as an appliance. Backed by a 3-year manufacturer warranty.
BUILT FOR REAL KITCHENS – Just 10.7 inches wide, with a top-fill 2.5L reservoir, cup warming top, RGB status light, and 30-minute eco standby. Includes two portafilters, three baskets, a tamper, and a group brush.

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