"rangerssuck" wrote in message
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On Thursday, June 15, 2017 at 3:45:10 PM UTC-4,
wrote:
Several days ago I posted a question about hot water recirculation.
I
explained what I wanted to do and NOBODY addressed it. There were
responses but these responses did not mention my main question. In
fact responses included options which I had explicitly ruled out.
There used to be a wealth of good advice here. What's the problem
with
posting something that is appropriate? When folks post questions
here
and I think I can help I post replies that actually address the
questions. I don't post ruminations that won't help.
****.
Eric

I really did mean to post this earlier, but sometimes life gets in the
way. How about controlling the pump with a timer that's triggered by a
wireless remote button? There are wireless doorbells and wireless
light switches, surely there must be something like it already on the
market.

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There are wireless motion detectors that would turn on the pump to
circulate water only if someone was in the room. When I posted that
the problem was poorly specified I meant the conditions that might
turn on the pump to anticipate need, rather than wastefully running it
continuously.
-jsw