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Hot water recirculation systems pump water through your pipes from the water heater, so it doesn't have an opportunity to sit dormant and cool down... giving you instant hot water when you need it.
Installation does not require major construction to your home and can typically be installed easily by a plumbing professional. Ask your installer for details.
After the pump is attached near the water heater, it circulates water in a continuous "hot" loop back through the heater. Thus the water in the pipes is hot throughout the entire house. The auto timer lets you select when you want the pump activated, making it energy efficient.
For the average home, parts and installation typically cost $400-$500.
Energy costs will vary depending on local rates. On average, the cost to operate the pump is less than the cost to operate a 25 watt bulb (when it is turned on).
Without this system, gallons of cold water are wasted every day while you wait for warm water to reach the tap.
The average household wastes between 27 and 105 gallons of cold water each day. With this system, you can save 12,000 to 38,000 gallons of water each year, depending on the size of your water pipe and how often water is used.
No worries, our system works equally well on either type of water heater.
Yes, it can be used in existing homes, new construction and buildings. The only difference is the installation process, but the benefits are the same.
All materials used are safe for your family and the environment. The pumps are constructed of stainless steel for corrosion resistance.
The built-in motor protection ensures long life, approximately 10 years.
The pumps are maintenance-free. In the event that the pump fails while under warranty, it will be replaced free of charge.
WARM|FRONT Hot Water Starter is rated or approved by several agencies around the world, including UL, CSA, cUL and CE. You can only purchase the WARM|FRONT Hot Water Starter from an authorized installer. For the Denver-area dealer nearest you, visit our authorized dealer page.
Significant population growth is estimated over the next 20 years, making the issue of water conservation even more critical. It's highly possible that these types of recirculation systems will become a standard installation in every new home.
Yes. This system can be installed in any house, as well as any type of building.