Bezzera Level regulator 1 probe 220/240V
€110.86 tax excl.
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The level regulator on this product page is a OEM/Original Bezzera spare part and used on various models. The Bezzera part reference number for this item is 7661036.01PR.
This unit runs on 220-240V AC and is suitable for 1 temperature probe. This unit is made in Italy.
You can use this original Bezzera level regulator on the Bezzera BZ07, Bezzera BZ10, Bezzera BZ13 and Bezzera Ebbis AL. Note: always check the part reference numbers seen there are various level regulators.
Data sheet
- Bezzera
- BZ07
BZ10
BZ13
Ebbis AL - Brand
- Bezzera
- Country of manufacturing
- Made in Italy
- Electrics type
- Level regulator
- part number
- Bezzera 7661036.01PR
- Portafilter ear orientation
- 90°
- Portafilter ear thickness (mm)
- 6.4
- Type
- Original
- Voltage
- 220/240V
We would not advice to do so, seen the capacity is too little to proper function in a bar or a restaurant. For a small office this espresso machine would be a good solution, as well as the use in a kitchen.
Well this does depend on how old your Bezzera BZ10 is. Seen you have 2 model versions. There is a pre- 26-06-2010 and a post 27-05-2010 version. The older type is in it’s original configuration isn’t available anymore, for this is a relay rebuild kit available which is the same as the new model.
This model of Bezzera espresso machine is fitted with a solenoid operated Bezzera ring brewing group, so it hasn’t been fitted with a E61 style of brewing group.
The Bezzera BZ10 espresso machine is fitted with a water tank, from this tank the water is pumped, with a Ulka vibration pump, towards the brewing group and into the boiler. So you won’t be able to fit a main water connection to this espresso machine.
The Bezzera BZ10 has been fitted with a double scale pressure gauge, or manometer. So you will see 2 needles, one is for the pump pressure and the other is for the boiler pressure. The boiler pressure goes from 0 up to 3 bar and the pump pressure goes from 0 up to 16 bar.