Setting Pressurestat – Ventus 110V

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  1. Remove the cups heater by unscrewing the 4 screws.
3D rendering of a mechanical device with a cylindrical tank, control handles, metal base, and highlighted pressurestat component above the tank. Dashed red lines indicate focus on the detached Ventus 110V part in this setting.
  1. Unscrew the 4 screw and the upper cover.
3D render of a cylindrical metal tank mounted on a support frame with pipes connected to the top. A dashed red line highlights the Pressurestat component underneath the tank near the frame base, indicating its critical setting location.
  1. Remove the crown by removing first carefully the tie-rod and then the 4 screws holding the crowns together.
3D rendered model of a Ventus mechanical device featuring two cylindrical tanks mounted on either side of a central metallic frame with hydraulic lines, levers, a blue circular component facing forward, and an integrated Pressurestat.
  1. Remove the red cap from the pressurestat. The pressurestat has 2 screws. #1 adjusts the differential (the pressure-stat on/off range). We strongly advise you not to touch it. #2 adjusts the pressure within a range of 0.5 – 4.5 bar.

#1 – Differential adjustment / Regolazione differenziale

Close-up of a Ventus 110V pressurestat electrical component with labeled terminals: NO, NC, +, -, and COM. Two metal connectors and a central mounting hole are visible, with setting indicators and symbols on the surface.

#2 – Adjustment pressure / Regolazione pessione

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