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Hot Water Re-Circulation Systems... When You Need a Lot of Hot Water Fast
If you demand a lot of hot water with minimal waiting on your hot water heater, a hot water recirculation system may be the solution for you. The system consists of a small pump mounted near the bottom of your water heater along with a swing check valve and return line from your farthest fixture. The cost of operating such a system is minimized by using new energy efficient pumps and incorporating a timer and/or thermostat to program the system to turn off when it detects ample hot water or during times of day when the demand for hot water is reduced. 
Every homeowner gets frustrated waiting for hot water..but how many stop to think what happens to the 2-3 gallons of water that runs down the drain during the wait?
Those gallons of water are wasted, and in an average household that takes four showers per day, that can add up to thousands of gallons per year. Multiplied over a subdivision of 300 homes, a community can have millions of gallons of water go down the drain and into the wastewater system every single year.
In a region where water conservation issues are rising in importance with a rapidly expanding population, and a record economic expansion that has consumers looking for comfort, Hot Water Recirculation (HWR) pumps, are a good solution to this problem.
In a typical plumbing system, water flows from the water heater through the pipes to the faucet. Once the faucet is shut off, the water remaining in the pipes cools, hence the familiar, wait for hot water the next time the faucet is opened.
Hot Water Recirculation Pumps offer a solution to the problem by attaching to the water heater through the hot water pipe. By constantly circulating hot water through the pipes from the heater to the furthest fixture, the water in the pipes is always hot, and no water is wasted during the wait.
Great Ways To Save Big
There are a lot of great ways to save water, but the greatest way to maximze your water savings is to install a Grundfos water recirculation system. Over a year, it saves enough water to completely fill an average size swimming pool. Your return on investment is only a few short months.
Grundfos Recirculation System.............................................................................................................................12,000 gallons/year
To learn more or schedule a visit to your home, give North Brothers Plumbing & Rooter a call at (626) 768-0779
556 S. Fair Oaks Ave. STE. 101-118
Pasadena CA 91105
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