Problem with the Recirculating Hot Water System, Operating on an Electro-Mechanical Time Clock:

In attempt to "Save Water," many homes have a Recirculating Hot Water System operating on an Electro-Mechanical Time Clock. There are companies with ability to keep cost down and profits up, which make use of an inexpensive, Electro-Mechanical, Time Clock unit.

NOTE: A Recirculating System with a Time Clock creates 2 distinct problems.

1. With an Electrical Power outage, Electro-Mechanical Clocks must be Re-Set, or Water will not circulate as previously programmed; Whereby, a person must either crawl under the sink or on top of the Water Heater to reset the clock. If a Time Clock is the desired control method, it should be a "Digital Time Clock" with Battery Back-Up Capability

2. With a Time Clock, type of operating system, Hot Water is being circulated daily, plus Electric or Gas Energy for Heating Water is Wasted, due to continual cooling of the Hot Water Lines.

Going away for a day, 2 days, or 1 week? What does this cost?

FIX THE PROBLEM:
In attempt to Save both Water and Electrical or Gas Energy, change the Re-Circ. System unit to Remote Control; For less than $200.00, Existing, or New Re-Circ. system, can be "ON-DEMAND" controlled, such as with the opening or closing of a garage door, plus the "ON-DEMAND" System will shut down automatically each time it is energized, after initial setting of the standard 2 or 3 minute run time.

RESULTS:
In attempt to Save Water, the ON-DEMAND Re-circulating System can save about 10,000 Gallons of Water each year, plus Electric or Gas Energy to heat water, for a total money savings of approximately $100.00 per year.

WATER GUARDIAN: HOT WATER WHEN AND WHERE YOU NEED IT!

Click to order an
"ON-DEMAND" Remote Control Unit
Model #MCU 7 R: $199.00

Or a Digital Clock Unit
Model # MCU 4: $24.00.