Solid State Switching

An electronic switch which activates the pump. The switch has no moving parts, so this improves reliability, sensitivity, and extends product life.

This feature can be found on all the CT pumps.

Interrogait

Technology within the pump that monitors usage e.g. how many times it has been switched on/off or how long it has been running for. It aids in the diagnosis of issues.

Dynamic Response System

DRS is the pumps ability to react to a variation in pressure or flow. E.g. if the flow increases then the DRS will send a message to the motor to slow down, meaning that the pump maintains a consistent water output.

Dynamic Pump Control

The intelligent electronics that run the motor at a given speed. This makes the pump more energy efficient, responsive and longer lasting.

Noise/Vibration Reduction

Product design innovation has been used to reduce the noise and vibrations in a shower pump, including noise reducing feet and specially selected materials which dampen the vibration of the motor.

Brushless Motors

These motors allow for variable speed control, intelligently using the correct amount of electricity required to drive the pump. They have NO contacting parts which make them less likely to wear out and this combined with tighter tolerances also reduces friction and noise.

Advanced Motor Drive

Used with brushless motors, this technology controls the spinning and speed of the motor using feedback from other parts of the pump. This allows for an instant reaction, seamless performance and energy efficiency.