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What is alternation?
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What is the purpose of the CMBE Twin system?
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What does cascade mode do?
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How long does the installation and start-up process of the CMBE Twin system take?
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Q: What is alternation?
A: A feature that allows one pump to take control if the other becomes unavailable
Q: What is alternation?
A: A feature that delivers water to an entire building from one CMBE Twin system
Q: What is alternation?
A: A feature that divides operation hours equally between two pumps
Q: What is the purpose of the CMBE Twin system?
A: Water Boosting
Q: What is the purpose of the CMBE Twin system?
A: Wastewater discharge
Q: What is the purpose of the CMBE Twin system?
A: Hot water recirculation
Q: What does cascade mode do?
A: It adjusts pump performance to the consumption
Q: What does cascade mode do?
A: It ensures that one pump takes control if the other becomes unavailable
Q: What does cascade mode do?
A: It makes one of the pumps redundant during operation
Q: How long does the installation and start-up process of the CMBE Twin system take?
A: Less than 30 minutes
Q: How long does the installation and start-up process of the CMBE Twin system take?
A: Less than an hour
Q: How long does the installation and start-up process of the CMBE Twin system take?
A: Less than a week