iSaver

The issue with an E002 message is caused by an excessively high output current. This occurs more often in situations with many voltage fluctuations in the electricity network. You can resolve this by, for example, connecting the pump to a different circuit via an extension cable.

This option has not been activated and cannot be activated.

The iSaver 1100 and iSaver 2200 indeed visually have several output relays, however these are not activated and this option is also not possible. The manufacturer chose to make one mould for different types. For the time being, we only sell the types with 1 active output.

With an iSaver, you turn a non-variable pump into a variable pump. This means that it pays for itself in the long run, as your pump no longer has to keep running at maximum power at all times. Of course, we cannot calculate exactly how much you will save, as this depends on your pump and your usage. However, we have heard from customers that, with current energy prices, they have already recovered the cost of the device after just 2 months.

The iSaver 2200 is suitable for all pumps with 2.2 kW and 12 amp power, and everything below that. You can always find the technical specifications of your pump by doing a quick Google search using the type of pump you have. If you are unsure, you can always ask our customer service.

The iSaver 1100 is suitable for all pumps with 1.1 kW and 6 amp power, and everything below that. You can always find the technical specifications of your pump by doing a quick Google search using the type of pump you have. If you are unsure, you can always ask our customer service.

The pump is connected directly to the iSaver. This controls the pump based on time. If the frost protection then cuts off the power to the iSaver, the pump will also switch off automatically.