X line wfp link remote controller

[Kieran1926]

Looking to buy one of these does anyone have one are they any good

 

[ched999uk]

I started last June with a backpack and fitted a remote control to shut off the pump, it was a cheapy 12v remote relay and I had the fob round my neck. This worked well to save water from the backpack. Long story but I bought a van with a fitted system so I decided that a wfp link controller would be significantly more expensive than 3 univalves (I have 3 poles). I had thought that I would like a wfp link so I could have 1 flow for scrubbing and a higher one for rinsing. After having univalves I don't really see a need for a variable flow.
I surprised myself as I love techy stuff but I think the univalves are great.

 

[Deleted member 84]

Looking to buy one of these does anyone have one are they any good

I've got one mate had it nearly two years. Charge it once per week. Never missed a beat

 

[Deleted member 84]

I've got one mate had it nearly two years. Charge it once per week. Never missed a beat

If it broke I wouldn't hesitate I'm buying a new one

 

[Iron Giant]

I started last June with a backpack and fitted a remote control to shut off the pump, it was a cheapy 12v remote relay and I had the fob round my neck. This worked well to save water from the backpack. Long story but I bought a van with a fitted system so I decided that a wfp link controller would be significantly more expensive than 3 univalves (I have 3 poles). I had thought that I would like a wfp link so I could have 1 flow for scrubbing and a higher one for rinsing. After having univalves I don't really see a need for a variable flow.
I surprised myself as I love techy stuff but I think the univalves are great.

Nipping the hose is 3x cheaper than 3 univalves ?