It’s a counter-current swim system that creates a smooth, adjustable current so you can swim on the spot—turning most pools into an endless lap lane for fitness, training, rehab, or family fun

InverJet is inverter-driven and ultra-low voltage (12V), designed to deliver smooth, controllable flow rather than a harsh “blast” of water.

Yes. InverJet is built for adjustable intensity, so it can suit beginners through to strong swimmers—useful for training, casual swimming, and kids (with supervision).

The Swim Jet P Series promotes five wave modes, spanning training through to play

The system is positioned as 12V ultra-low voltage. As with any pool equipment, installation should follow local electrical rules and the manufacturer’s requirements.

Yes—InverJet systems are commonly marketed as suitable for retrofit/upgrade installations (often “over the wall” style), depending on your pool and chosen model

Installation guidance indicates compatibility with most pool types (examples given include steel, aluminium, and concrete). Always confirm suitability for your specific pool structure

No, the InverJet can be installed in minutes with its plug and play design. The controller requires a 10 amp standard electrical socket.

The inverjet is supplied with a 10m cable for flexible installation

InverJet is positioned around inverter-driven performance and smoother control (often associated with quieter operation versus fixed-speed systems), but real-world noise depends on install quality and setting. Inverjet is 90% quieter than other swimjet systems

Yes—these systems are commonly positioned for fitness and rehabilitation because you can fine-tune resistance and pace.

The iGarden SwimJet P series has a 3-year warranty, with the jet and control box covered as separate parts (replacement applies to the defective component)