Controllers: Compare
We have three pump control options available:
All three options start the pump when demand appears (pressure drop / flow request) and stop it when demand stops.
This replaces mechanical pressure switches in standard domestic systems.
Key Benefits
• Automatically start and stop the pump based on demand
• Replace traditional pressure switches
• Provide dry‑run protection
• Reduce damage from short cycling
• Are designed for clean water systems
• Are suitable for domestic water supply and light irrigation
• Typically operate on single‑phase 230V systems
What is the difference?
Slight variation in shapes due to nature of the product.
All three automate pump operation and protect the pump.
The difference is how precisely they control pressure, how efficiently they run the pump and how demanding the application is.
Comparison Table
| Factor | Presflo Multi | Easy Press | Steadypres |
|---|---|---|---|
| Keeps pressure constant? | No | No | Yes |
| Speed | Fixed | Fixed | Variable |
| Handles multiple outlets well? | Limited | Moderate | Excellent |
| Energy efficient under variable use? | Standard | Standard | High |
| Pump wear reduction | Basic | Moderate | High |
| Best for simple systems | Yes | Yes | No |
| Best for demanding systems | No | Sometimes | Yes |
Note of use
Intended applications
Domestic water supply, small irrigation systems and general pressure system automation for single-phase pumps.
Clean water only
None are designed for dirty or abrasive fluids without filtration upstream.
