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A quick-delivery unit is the most efficient method and the kits include everything needed for do-it-yourself installation. You just unscrew the water lines underneath the sink in the bathroom furthest from the water heater. Attach flexible pipes (in the kit) from the water valves to the unit. another set of flexible pipes to the faucet and plug it in. There is a tiny high-speed pump, diverter valve and temperature sensorWhen you want hot water, the pump starts drawing hot water from the water heater. Instead of dumping the cold water from the long pipe down the drain, the diverter valve puts it back into the cold water line. As soon, within 10 seconds, as the hot water reaches the unit under the sink, the temperature sensor shuts off the pump. It also switches the diverter valve so the hot water comes out the faucet as normal. These tiny pumps consume only about $2 of electricity over an entire year's usage. If you locate the unit under the sink in the bathroom furthest from the

water heater, it fills that entire hot water pipe. With the pipe full, you will also get hot water much faster to other bathrooms on that branch. There are several types of controls for these quick-delivery kits. demand control, you push a button to start the unit when you want hot water. Additional wireless remote demand buttons can be mounted in other bathrooms orThis is the most efficient type of control. Another design uses a timer to start the unit. This may be 6:00 a.m if this is when your family awakes. This system starts and stops automatically during the timer "on-time" so you have hot water immediately at the faucet. If all of your hot water lines are above the water heater, you can install a simple low-cost valve to keep hot water continuously tickling through theThis is less efficient though. Download Update Bulletin No. 429 - buyer's guide of seven manufacturers of quick-delivery hot water kits showing types of controls

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