The Purpose of a Hot Water Circulator Pumps and How They Work in a Heating System
By Mark J. Donovan
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| In this video, Mark Donovan of HomeAdditionPlus.com discusses hot water circulator pumps and how they are used in hot water heating systems and domestic hot water supply systems.
A circulator pump plays an integral role in providing heat to your home’s heating zones. It works in conjunction with the hot water boiler, zone valves, and expansion tank. When replacing a hot water circulator pump it is important to look at not only the horsepower rating, but also the head pressure rating and the gallons per minute flow rate. |
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