What I dont understand is, on a retrofit. How can adding this for the farthest sink, affect the other sinks on another level the same distance away. Example. Upstairs in my house, the farthest sink away is the kitchen. Downstairs, its a bathroom. So how can adding one of these make hot water arrive faster at 2 seperate locations? And as well, do the same for other fixtures in the house. I have tankless as well, I dont want my tankless system to always be firing to have an endless loop of hot water running back and forth in the lines all day and night.
@@PioneerBuildersInc Thing is, you would need to this sort of thing for every faucet that you wanted, not just one, Or is it do it for one, and it works for all?
Using the Grundfos system this poster - ua-cam.com/video/rNmxo6VGhLo/v-deo.htmlsi=JewVtOWmUPsnEw7y - did a smart outlet mod to reduce pump run time for his system. I appreciated his detail and thought process as I have sometimes been accused of possessing a similar insatiable appetite for delving into the minutiae and intricacies of matters, reveling in the exploration of the fundamental principles and finer details. The modification not be applicable here but I thought the information would be of interest. @danschaller1628
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What I dont understand is, on a retrofit. How can adding this for the farthest sink, affect the other sinks on another level the same distance away. Example. Upstairs in my house, the farthest sink away is the kitchen. Downstairs, its a bathroom. So how can adding one of these make hot water arrive faster at 2 seperate locations? And as well, do the same for other fixtures in the house. I have tankless as well, I dont want my tankless system to always be firing to have an endless loop of hot water running back and forth in the lines all day and night.
You could use the Taco Comfort Hot Link system. It's pretty cool.
@@PioneerBuildersInc Thing is, you would need to this sort of thing for every faucet that you wanted, not just one, Or is it do it for one, and it works for all?
@@virgil3241 I couldn't tell you for sure, but I'm sure the folks at Taco could tell you
Can that recirculating pump not be triggered on and off via a remote thermostat on the return line?
There may be other ways to control it, but I am unaware of them
Using the Grundfos system this poster - ua-cam.com/video/rNmxo6VGhLo/v-deo.htmlsi=JewVtOWmUPsnEw7y - did a smart outlet mod to reduce pump run time for his system. I appreciated his detail and thought process as I have sometimes been accused of possessing a similar insatiable appetite for delving into the minutiae and intricacies of matters, reveling in the exploration of the fundamental principles and finer details. The modification not be applicable here but I thought the information would be of interest. @danschaller1628