Both run on 380V three-phase with 1680W modules, but the 300 carries five instead of four: total power rises from 6720W to 8400W, flow from 560 to 700 L/min, and the tank from 200L to 300L. Choose the 240B for single-department duty; step up to the 300 when several departments or a production line share one supply.

In practice it means less work, not more. The modules are oil-free, so there is no lubrication at all; routine care is condensate draining, intake filter cleaning and visual checks. If a module ever needs replacement, it is a standalone cassette swapped with basic tools — the other four keep running during the change.

A 380V three-phase circuit with a dedicated motor-rated breaker (sized per local code for the 8400W load), correctly rated cabling, and earth bonding to the machine's terminal box. No soft-start cabinet is needed — starting is staged across the modules to keep inrush moderate.

Count your simultaneous consumers: a dental chair draws roughly 50–70 L/min at peak, a lab workstation less, impact tools more. The 300L tank further smooths demand, so the machine comfortably covers 10–12 dental chairs or an equivalent mixed load with margin to spare.

Low-speed 1400 RPM motors and the large reservoir keep noise moderate for the class, but at 8400W the right home is a plant room, utility corridor or acoustic enclosure with ducted ventilation — standard practice for central systems, and something we can help you plan.

It ships bolted inside a plywood export crate. On site, a pallet truck or the built-in casters handle final positioning; once in place, the unit should be leveled and anchored for permanent installation. Forklift access at the delivery point is recommended.

No lubricant contacts the air stream, so there is no oil carryover toward instruments or products, and tank condensate can be handled as simple water. This simplifies compliance conversations in dental, medical and food-adjacent environments.

Yes. OEM orders can specify colors, decals, control-panel layout, packaging and manuals.