OT-recircs

Bob Bona_4

UP 10-16's work nicely, Jack. Caveat: at times, there will be a tiny period of lukewarm water at the cold tap-nature of the beast.

jackchips_2

Does anyone

have any information or have used and can give a recommendation on the recirc pumps that go under a lav or kitchen sink and use the cold water for the return?

My wife's lav is over 60 feet away and with the continued increase in water and sewer fees it's time to addess it.

Thanks in advance,

Jack

JK_3

Taco D'mand

If the increaseed sewer and water costs are the issue and not the wait time the Taco D'mand may be the answer.Here is the link:



http://www.taco-hvac.com/news.html?News=106

Hope this helps

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jackchips_2

TK

It is also the time. I have looked at the taco unit on line but I'm looking for actual experience in how these or other units work. I have a concern about running the hot back through the cold line and about the method of turning it on and off.

Have you used it?

Thanks,

Jack

Joe Mattiello

Taco D'mand system

I attached some literature on the Taco D'mand pump. Great tool for an existing system retrofit, when you do not have the luxury of a dedicated return line.

Roland_18

Recirc.

How does one determine which pump to use? There is a coice of 006, 008, or 0011.

Chris S

recirc

I've used Laing on several jobs under the sink, they work well.
Chris

jackchips_2

Thanks

for the responses.

Jack

Kevin Koenig_4

Here is a link to Laings under the counter recirc utilizing ECM mhttp://www.lainginc.com/pages/autocirc.htmotor technology.