The generator is only one part
Different systems move water in different ways, and operators use different lagoon layouts. The pool shape and underwater profile help determine how a generated wave travels and breaks. Comparing a single headline number does not explain what a person will experience in a session.
Separate wave shape from session format
A technology may support multiple wave types, while a particular session offers a specific setting to a specific group. Ask the venue what is actually booked: a beginner area, a progressing wave or a more demanding option. A manufacturer demonstration is not a description of every paid session.
Ask useful comparison questions
Check session duration, expected group size, coaching, equipment and rules for missed waves. Ask how ability is assessed and whether the wave setting can change during your booking. Answers about the session you can buy are more useful than general claims about maximum production.
Keep manufacturer claims in context
Technology providers describe their own systems. Use their material to understand the design, then compare it with venue-specific information and your learning goal. This guide explains the category; it is not a booking page or an announcement of a local facility.