[mark turton]

any one experiences with both?

when i get round to it going to change to a manual, myself.

struggle like hell to calibrate the digital ones when youve got 2 pumps and controllers.
bloody pain.

 

[one eyed window cleaning]

Analog Mark , but not going to bother next time, whats the point I run at maximum flow and because I have a water heater if I wish to slow the flow I just kink the hose

[mark turton]

Analog Mark , but not going to bother next time, whats the point I run at maximum flow and because I have a water heater if I wish to slow the flow I just kink the hose

just nervous ad about changing that other pump incase gives me probs when filling up.

[PoleKing]

I've used both.
Hated digital.
BIL has nothing but problems with his digital.

[R.C Property]

analog all the way! lot more simple to use.

[poleman]

me to...now use this one
http://www.gardinerpolesystems.co.uk/acatalog/Easy-Analogue-Liquid-Logic----trade-----Pump-Flow-Controller--LIQUIDLOGIC_ANALOG.html

[R.C Property]

me to...now use this one
http://www.gardinerpolesystems.co.uk/acatalog/Easy-Analogue-Liquid-Logic----trade-----Pump-Flow-Controller--LIQUIDLOGIC_ANALOG.html

good price on them too! i make them and sell them for £39 for the basic ones

[dave0123]

I don't see how people have so many problems?

I have a digital one it calibrated itself in a minute or so it runs the pump great and switches off and starts pumping water within 1-2 seconds of turning my tap on ive not had any problems.

[bobplum]

who is  anne a log

[ben M]

me to...now use this one
http://www.gardinerpolesystems.co.uk/acatalog/Easy-Analogue-Liquid-Logic----trade-----Pump-Flow-Controller--LIQUIDLOGIC_ANALOG.html

good price on them too! i make them and sell them for £39 for the basic ones

yes very good controller from R.C property, i have one,brilliant 

[R.C Property]

me to...now use this one
http://www.gardinerpolesystems.co.uk/acatalog/Easy-Analogue-Liquid-Logic----trade-----Pump-Flow-Controller--LIQUIDLOGIC_ANALOG.html

good price on them too! i make them and sell them for £39 for the basic ones

yes very good controller from R.C property, i have one,brilliant  

thats good! and you have had the upgrade bolt-on to wireless remote too! how you getting on with it?

[ben M]

me to...now use this one
http://www.gardinerpolesystems.co.uk/acatalog/Easy-Analogue-Liquid-Logic----trade-----Pump-Flow-Controller--LIQUIDLOGIC_ANALOG.html

good price on them too! i make them and sell them for £39 for the basic ones

yes very good controller from R.C property, i have one,brilliant  

thats good! and you have had the upgrade bolt-on to wireless remote too! how you getting on with it?

so far,so good Richard! I will send you a review this week end  thanks

[SherwoodCleaningSe]

I think the best solution is using the pressure switch with a motor speed controller. It's instant, where as a controller is always delayed.

Simon.

[R.C Property]

me to...now use this one
http://www.gardinerpolesystems.co.uk/acatalog/Easy-Analogue-Liquid-Logic----trade-----Pump-Flow-Controller--LIQUIDLOGIC_ANALOG.html

good price on them too! i make them and sell them for £39 for the basic ones

yes very good controller from R.C property, i have one,brilliant  

thats good! and you have had the upgrade bolt-on to wireless remote too! how you getting on with it?

so far,so good Richard! I will send you a review this week end  thanks

cheers,

[Ian Sheppard]

There is a good range of controls available on the market currently. Which is best is very much an individual choice.

Both are very good at managing a system and providing the user with information on how the system is working. The recent units are doing more than just controlling the speed of a pump.

There are monitoring battery state and providing battery voltage information . providing flexibility in water volume delivered to the brush. monitoring system pressure and more.

It comes down to personal preference.