what kind of pump do i order to attach to my WH? i need hot water to make it to kitchen.
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You have to have a separate line running to the location you want the instant hot water from. Then this pump circulates the hot water to that location.
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If this pump is to be used in a domestic recirculating hot water system it is a perfect choice. If to be used as a booster pump to get hot water to a distant location, not. If you are not sure get some professional advice.
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The pump gets installed on the output pipe of your hot water heater. The comfort valve get's installed at a sink that is furthest away from your hot water heater. I have my valve installed under a sink in the master bathroom. The pump will then pump hot water through the system and will return via the cold water pipe under the sink where you install the valve. Since your hot water heater is fed from the cold supply, the pressure of water is constant flowing from the hot back to the cold. You will notice that your cold water will be warmer than normal since it will be mixed with the hot water. But the comfort valve is a one way valve so cold water should not feed back into your hot water side. Take the two water feeds from under your sink and remove the ends from the faucet and attach to the sides of the comfort valve. Then take the two new pipes that came with the valve and attach to the top of the valve and the other ends to the faucets. For Newer homes these pipes should work fine. Older plumbing might need some different size fittings.
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It has to be installed near and piped to a duct. It will not work with a hot water heating system.
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Flexible tubing and a clamp will work well. You can also build up an adapter from the pump to garden hose with parts from a hardware store.
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Home Depot sells this pump. You can check there. If not, try Waynepumps.com. Hope this helps.
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Search for My Video review on Youtube My Channel is "silverbankruptcy"It Requires a Dedicated Water Line. It Requires a Drain and mine is Gravity Drain, they have a Model with a Water Pump, if needed.
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You should have received with your faucet 2 braided stainless steel hoses,a threaded rod,mounting plate with a nut ,gasket and a battery pack. First you install the 2 braided hoses into the base of the faucet, on the end of each hose you will see a small male thread with 2 small black o-rings, put a small amount or petroleum jelly on the end of each hose and screw each one into the base of the faucet (be careful not to crossthread them) now it is time to screw the small threaded rod in the hole between the 2 hoses. You should have a small gasket to install between the base of the faucet and the counter, install that gasket and insert the assembled faucet into the hole in your counter/sink. Now you will take your mounting plate and slide it over the threaded rod on the base of the faucet, Once the plate is on install the nut and tighten it down. This plate and nut will hold your faucet securely to your counter or sink. As for hooking up your hoses to your water valves, Many of these waterfall faucets come with 1/2" female ends, If your shutoff valves are 1/2" male you wont have any problems but many homes in the US have 3/8 male valves, If this is the case you will need to reduce the supply lines to fit your valves. The battery pack takes (I think) 4 AA batteries, install the batteries, plug the box into faucet and mount it somewhere under the cabinet. Hope this helps...Mike
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This unit comes with everything you will need to connect to the plumbing under say a kitchen sink. It will connect to a standard sized cold water hose. It has an adapter piece. You disconnect your cold water sink hose from the cold water shut off, screw the adapter on the shut off then attach your sink hose to the adapter. There is a connection on adapter that feeds the ro system - this is a pex hose. To connect to a well, I would think you would have to install a tee and reduce the end going to RO. This unit IS NOT a whole house system -
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I bought the iSpring system that included an electric pump. There are similar pumps available on Amazon, Ebay etc.
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I would check PyramidAir. They have a section that shows what connections are needed for different pumps and rifles. Hope this helps.
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You can most likely attach it to your pump. The outside diameter of the hose may be different, but the inside should be the same.
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Anything that provides water pressure. So a pump or a faucet would work. Just make sure the pump isn't too high pressure or it might burst the line.
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Yes, You probably have your HW tank far from where you want fast hot water like I do. if supplied from hw side it will just give almost instant hw. won't hurt a thing, just save on your E bill.
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What i did was put my model number in on youtube and it showed the pump i needed and i went from there..hope this helps..
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I bought fittings at Homedepot or Lowes. I took pump in store and matched up fittings right off the shelf.
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Just measure your space, and ask the expert at the big box store to select. My concern on the 4 gal unitis, "is this enough hot water for you".
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No. You'll have to buy some of the parts to connect it; try Home Depot, Lowe's or Menard's - or any Westlake Hardware type store. Haven't looked but there may be a kit here on Amazon which would primarily consist of some 1/4" copper tubing, some 1/2" poly tubing, and a length of doorbell weight wire for the 24v (?) connections, plus may be something else. There's a list of items you'll need to procure/supply for the installation - those not included with the unit - on the installation instructions/template sheet that is in the box. If I recall correctly, the unit includes just the saddle valve for tapping your hot (or cold) water supply. Check YouTube for an installation video online. No. You'll have to buy some of the parts to connect it; try Home Depot, Lowe's or Menard's - or any Westlake Hardware type store. Haven't looked but there may be a kit here on Amazon which would primarily consist of some 1/4" copper tubing, some 1/2" poly tubing, and a length of doorbell weight wire for the 24v (?) connections, plus may be something else. There's a list of items you'll need to procure/supply for the installation - those not included with the unit - on the installation instructions/template sheet that is in the box. If I recall correctly, the unit includes just the... » Read More No. You'll have to buy some of the parts to connect it; try Home Depot, Lowe's or Menard's - or any Westlake Hardware type store. Haven't looked but there may be a kit here on Amazon which would primarily consist of some 1/4" copper tubing, some 1/2" poly tubing, and a length of doorbell weight wire for the 24v (?) connections, plus may be something else. There's a list of items you'll need to procure/supply for the installation - those not included with the unit - on the installation instructions/template sheet that is in the box. If I recall correctly, the unit includes just the saddle valve for tapping your hot (or cold) water supply. Check YouTube for an installation video online. « Show Less