Why are you using two pumps for the system? VSP are ideal to operate floor systems because they can be adjusted.
Blue Square is a new manufacturer (2010). No way to evaluate track record or product. Looks like they might be producing a knock off product.
I like Pentair products in general over Hayward. You might look at A&A for a good floor cleaning system. Both are pretty innovative with their products and have proven track records over a substantial period of time.
I started installing Variable Speed Pumps when they first came out. I have also installed a lot of in-floor cleaning systems. VSP have been standard on floor systems for almost 10 years.

Thanks for your feedback.

Regarding the 2 pumps, I asked the same question as my previous system only had one pump and based on the Jandy valve the water would either come out of the returns or the infloor system.

The answer I got from several PBs was that a separate pump is what the Infloor cleaning mfgs recommend. This way the pressure for the infloor does not go thru the filter and the pressure does not change depending on how clogged the filter is. This seems brain dead to me that I would have to run 2 pumps to use the infloor system. I can probably have them only use 1 pump like my old system, but they tend not to like being told how to install the systems different from the manufacturer directions.

I spoke with Blue square company and the system consists of 3 parts:

1. The rotary heads - basically the same design as all the rest
2. The manifold - This does not have any electronics but only has a simple gear drive system to switch zones. So this is a plus to me as electronics tend to fail and really are not serviceable.
3. The drain - it is a different design which can swallow bigger debris (ie. leaves) and only 1 is needed for anti-entrapment vs the conventional design where 2 are required. It is an interesting design and a small plus.
   From their perspective they are innovating, you can argue how much a plus it is.

Any more feedback?
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Use a single VSP with a std. pressure cleaner.