Get Faster Hot Water.
Eliminate wait time and conserve water with the WaterQuick Pro circulation pump all while saving money on your next utility bill.
You are a home or property owner looking for a sensible solution to saving water.
Do you find yourself wasting gallons of water as you wait for hot water to reach your faucets?
You’re not alone.
This common problem affects sinks, baths, and showers alike. But there’s good news – there’s a simple solution.
Upgrade to our high-efficiency water circulation pump for virtually instant hot water and significant savings on your water and energy costs.
Imagine a morning routine where you step into the shower and find your hot water is ready the instant you step into the stall. No more shivering and waiting for water to warm. With the WaterQuick Pro circulation pump, the hot water surges through your pipes while you grab your towel and disrobe, all without wasting water down the drain.
Fast, hot water with zero waste is no longer a dream. It’s now more accessible and affordable than ever with a circulation pump but it’s not just any ordinary circulation pump, it’s the WaterQuick Pro – designed to deliver fast and efficient hot water at your convenience.
The WaterQuick Pro circulation pump is the affordable solution for faster hot water.
This compact device easily attaches to both traditional and tankless water heaters without the need for costly remodels or specialized tools. Installation is quick and simple, even for DIY homeowners with basic plumbing knowledge. One unit is all you need to provide hot water throughout your entire home, regardless of the number of fixtures.
How the WaterQuick Pro is activated.
As soon as you turn on the hot water in any location in your home, the pump automatically activates and circulates hot water through your pipes in as little as 15 seconds, depending on the distance between your faucet and the water source. After this short delay, hot water is immediately available, all you need to do is turn on and off the hot water faucet.
The benefits of using this water circulation pump:
- It is an affordable DIY water conservation project that saves water and money.
- Unlike many other products designed to save water this one is fast and easy to install.
- It saves energy by not heating the water all of the time, but only warming it when it is needed.
- The hot water is not set by a timer, so it is available whenever it is needed.
- The pump has three speeds to ensure fast delivery of hot water even in remotest rooms of large homes.
- The operational costs are only a few dollars each year.
- It is whisper-quiet during operation.
- The device comes with a three-year manufacturer’s warranty.
- It is compact and installs out of the way.
- It has a durable, stainless-steel construction.
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How to install the WaterQuick Pro.
This device is attached to the hot water outlet of the water heater and it takes only a few simple steps before it is ready for use.
Turn off the water heater and then then turn of the water to the water heater.- Drain the hot water line.
- Disconnect the hot water supply line at the water heater.
- Thread the Flow Monitor with the arrow pointing up onto the hot water nipple on the water heater.
- Install a ¾” union or coupling on the pump – use Teflon tape and/or pipe dope.
- Install the pump with the arrow pointing in the direction of flow.
- Reconnect the hot water supply line.
- Turn on the water and check for leaks.
- Plug in the pump to a wall outlet and connect the Flow Monitor wire to the pump.
- Install Bridge Valve under farthest sink from the water heater (no electricity required).
Full installation generally takes 1 to 2 hours to complete and the instructions are included with the pump.
How does the WaterQuick circulation pump work?
The Flow Monitor detects when the hot water is activated anywhere in the home and turns on the hot water pump. The cool water remaining in the line (the water that would normally run down the drain while the user waits for the warm water to arrive) is circulated back into the water heater through the cold water line. A sensor built into the Bridge Valve closes the valve when hot water reaches it and shuts off the pump. This guarantees that hot water is available to all sinks and tubs or showers, but prevents the pump from working when it is no longer needed.
Before ordering your own WaterQuick Pro, make sure to determine these 3 things:
The type of water heater system you have (tankless or tank).
There are a few ways to determine if you have a tankless or tank water heater system in your home:
- Look at the water heater itself: A tankless water heater is typically smaller and more compact, while a tank water heater is larger and cylindrical in shape.
- Check for a storage tank: A tankless water heater does not have a storage tank, while a tank water heater does.
- Inspect the pipes: Tankless water heaters usually have one pipe coming in and one going out, while tank water heaters have two pipes, one for cold water and one for hot water.
- Check the location: Tankless water heaters are often located closer to the point of use, such as near a shower or sink, while tank water heaters are typically located in a utility room or basement.
- Ask the previous homeowner or contact a plumber: If you are unsure, you can ask the previous homeowner or contact a plumber to inspect your water heater and determine which type of system you have.
What type of pipes do your home have?
Determining the type of pipes you have in your home is important in order to correctly install a water recirculation pump like the WaterQuick Pro. Here’s how to determine if you have:
- A dedicated return line: This is a separate pipe that is used to return cooled water back to the water heater.
- A recirculation line: This pipe is used to circulate hot water throughout the home, reducing the wait time for hot water.
- Dead-end lines: These are pipes that do not have a dedicated return line or recirculation line, meaning hot water is not circulated throughout the home and can take longer to reach the fixtures.
How many fixtures do you want to be fitted with instant hot water supply?
This will determine how many bridge valves you will need to add to your order.
Choose your preferred fittings.
When planning to install the WaterQuick Pro it’s essential to decide which type of fittings to use. We offer a variety of options, including copper fittings, Sharkbite fittings, PEX fittings, and ProPEX Uponor fittings. Each type has its unique properties and benefits, so it’s important to choose the right fittings for your specific needs.
- Copper fittings: These are fittings made of copper, which is a corrosion-resistant, durable material that has been used for plumbing for many years. Copper fittings are commonly used for hot and cold water supply lines.
- Sharkbite fittings: These fittings are a type of push-to-connect fitting that allows for easy installation without the need for soldering. They are compatible with copper, PEX, and CPVC pipes.
- PEX fittings: These fittings are made of cross-linked polyethylene, a flexible and durable material that is resistant to corrosion. PEX fittings are commonly used for hot and cold water supply lines as well as radiant heating systems.
- ProPEX Uponor fittings: These fittings are made by Uponor, a well-known manufacturer of PEX plumbing systems. They are designed for use with ProPEX expandable fittings and are suitable for hot and cold water supply lines as well as radiant heating systems.
All the above fittings have different properties, uses and good for different plumbing projects, it’s important to choose the right fittings for your specific needs.
Keep in mind, if you are unsure with any of these questions it’s best to consult with a professional plumber.
