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Chilipepper Hot Water Pump Recirculators - CP2011 Buy
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Chilipepper Hot Water Pump Recirculators - CP2011
Chilipepper CP2011 operates only when the user actually wants hot water. It is dormant 99% of the day. The user must turn
the pump on by pressing a demand switch. It then runs for a few seconds or a minute (this varies depending on the house
plumbing), then automatically turns off when hot water arrives. A traditional circ pump runs either continuously, or
during the hours set by a timer. Therefore, a traditional pump has significant hidden costs to heat the water it
pumps daily - roughly $150 per year in energy costs alone. Chilipepper costs about $2 per year to run, making it
the most efficient system available in terms of energy and water conservation.
The Chilipepper CP2011 is powerful enough to trigger a tankless water heater. To do this, it has a powerful motor that will
pump up to 2 gal/min. This motor is audible, but it runs only a short time. It is not silent, like a traditional low-flow
circ pump. The Chilipepper motor is similar to a small blender motor, so you should expect to hear it working during the
short time it is operating. The sound of money, water and time being saved whenever you use it!
- Motor - High RPM Universal Brush with ball bearings
- Rating - 1/3 input horsepower intermittent duty
- Power - 115 Volts AC 60 Hz
- Typical Draw - 2.5 amps
- Draw on standby - 0.007 amps
- Pump Material - Glass filled Celcon GC-25
- Centrifugal pump Maximum working pressure - 125 Psi
- Maximum working temperature - 140 degrees Fahrenheit
- Lockout when water temperature in pump - When Hot water is over 96 degrees
- Internal spring loaded check valve
- Maximum run time - approx. 4 minutes
- Control voltage to button - 5 volts - 1 milliamp current flow under short circuit conditions
- Power cord length - 6 feet 3 prong grounded plug
- Height - 9.8 inches
- Width - 6.5 inches
- Length - 6.5 inches
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