Hot water circulating system

Dan Peel

Here's the web site.
http://www.wattstopper.com
Dan

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Alan(CaliforniaRadiant)Forbes

Engineered plans

I'm just looking at a set of plans that calls out a hot water circulating system; the circulator is wired to a Taco SR501 single zone pump relay with the T-T contacts wired to a motion sensor in the bathroom. The manufacturer is listed as Wattstopper; has an adjustable delay on break relay or switch in it so you can control how long to keep the circulator on.

What a brilliant way to control the circulator!!

Anybody ever use one of these?

Sven, can you give us a link to Wattstopper?


All the best,

Alan


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Mark Hunt

Not exactly, but I did use motion sensors in a dentists office to activate pumps for the rad panels in the exam rooms. We set it up so that the pumps would shut down after 2 minutes if no motion was detected.

I'll have to remember this one.

Thanks Alan!!!!!

Mark H

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