Pedrollo Press Control and Electronic Regulators

Buying Guide: Which Pedrollo Presscontrol should I buy?

Problem: There are several models (Easypress, Easypro, Easysmall). Choosing the wrong one can mean low pressure or a pump that won't start.

Solution: Here are the substantial differences:

1. Pedrollo EASYPRESS (Standard)

This is the most common model. It has a fixed restart pressure (usually 1.5 bar).
👉 Choose it if you have a standard system with normal height differences. Available in the Easypress-1 version (for small pumps) and Easypress-2 (for pumps up to 2 HP).

2. Pedrollo EASYPRO (Advanced)

It's the "All-in-One" model. It has two huge advantages:
✅ Adjustable Pressure: You can decide at what pressure the pump starts (from 1 to 5 bar) using a button.
✅ Integrated Vessel: Includes a 3-liter mini-lung that absorbs water hammer and small leaks.
👉 Choose it if you want maximum comfort and flexibility.

Frequently Asked Questions about Pedrollo Easypress

1. Does the Easypress regulate water pressure?

No, be careful! The Easypress is an on/off switch: when it opens, the pump pushes at 100% of its force. If the pump is too powerful, you'll get too much pressure. If you're looking for a device that maintains constant and adjustable pressure, you should purchase an inverter (like the Pedrollo Vario).

2. What do the lights (LEDs) on the panel mean?

🟢 Power/Status: The pump is powered.
🟡 Pump On: The pump is running.
🔴 Failure: Alarm. Usually indicates "Dry Running" (the well has run out of water). The system shuts down to protect the motor. Once the water returns, you can press "Restart" or wait for it to automatically restart.

3. Is an expansion vessel needed?

Technically, no, the Easypress works without one. However, we always recommend installing a small "joint" container (1 or 2 liters) after the Easypress. This helps compensate for drips from leaky faucets, preventing the pump from cycling every 10 seconds, which ultimately damages the circuit board.