A hot water circulation pump can make a morning shower much more pleasant. You won’t have to wait for the water to heat up before you jump in and soap yourself. That wait, which can seem endless when the weather is bitter and wintry, occurs because the hot water has to travel all the way from the hot water tank to the shower. A hot water circulation pump gives you hot water where you need it, when you need it, without any waiting. It's something to benefit all homes.
A hot water circulation system includes these features:
- A pump circulates water through the water heater.
- A thermostat controls the temperature in the return line by automatically switching the pump on or off to keep the temperature between 95 and 125 degrees Fahrenheit.
- A timer activates the thermostat to check the temperature at built-in intervals.
- An optional programmable timer allows homeowners to regulate how often the timer and thermostat turn on.
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