coyote-1 wrote:No externally adjustable OPV. And it's quite large for no internal water tank. It needs to go back to the drawing board

There are pluses and minuses to size. Larger size can mean ease of repair without having to remove other components.

SutterMill wrote:Wow. What a great little machine at that pricepoint.

Question? Isnt 2550 watts above what a 120v 20a circuit can safely handle?

As with many other 110 volt machines, both boilers are not powered at the same time.

coyote-1 wrote:No externally adjustable OPV. And it's quite large for no internal water tank. It needs to go back to the drawing board

Most manufacturers do not want users to touch the OPV. The reason as I have come across is damage to the OPV. Yes, damage, including an ECM which has the external capability. In this case of the Bellona, the OPV screws are glued to indicate of the user changed the settings. The OPV only controls the maximum pressure, not the minimum.

Hi All,

Here is my video overview of the Bellezza Bellona espresso machine! More videos to come....

Looks nice.

However, nylon tie wraps can have a short life in a hot environment.

AND tie wraps should be trimmed flush. It only takes an extra second and saves nasty scratches when servicing.