Recirc line

Joel_3 · September 2002

Ok how bout recirc with no recirc line. what about the chilipeper thing does it work , other ideas. we've got ahouse with 150ft of pipe from WH to afew baths and no way to add a true recirc line. Someone said Grundfoss makes a setup to do this by bypasing back to the cold line???

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DanHolohan · September 2002

Here's a link to how it works

http://www.grundfos.com/Web/HomeUs.nsf/Webopslag/EFC34696482597D186256AE0007634B6

Scroll down on the left side to the animation.

Brian (Tankless) Wood · September 2002

Then there's

Laing's ACT-303-BTW

See it at www.lainginc.com click on "Autocirc".

Enjoy, I've installed several, very quiet and no problems whatsoever.

Regards

Brian (Tankless in the City) Wood.

Clint Andrews · September 2002

The Grundfos Solution

Joel - The Grundfos solution you've heard about is the Comfort System. We put a pump on the water heater (out of the living space) and a thermal bypass valve under the fixture furthest from the water heater. Please reference the web address Mr. Holohan was so kind to post, and feel free to drop me an email at candrews@grundfos.com if I can provide any further info.

Thanks,

Clint Andrews

chuck shaw · September 2002

I saw the system today

at a trade show. Looks good, and the price seems real nice too.

Chuck Shaw

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Dave Yates (PAH) · September 2002

Of course there's always

gravity!

http://www.contractormag.com/articles/column.cfm?columnid=62

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