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Great feature.

Pump itself seems good so far, had to buy a Kasa smart WiFi plug to program timers for it, because the one built in is some sort of ancient Mayan sundials written in an alien language. I assumed the 40C valve it came with would automatically shut the pump off mechanically somehow, again came with 0 instructions or diagrams, that almost blew the pump up, and burned me with steam trying to diagnose it. Had to tape the plastic housing for the original timer from making rattling sounds. had to watch dozens of videos and diagrams from other products online to figure out how to install it for whole home loop. BUT for the price and warranty coverage, worth it so far.

Item was packaged well and was shipped via FedEx. Upon examination, I noticed that nothing was included in the accessories that provided a means of connecting the pump to my water heater. Water heater has a 3/4"NPT male outlet nipple and the base of the pump is also a 3/4" male NPT. They did provide a means to downsize their inlet/outlet sizes to 1/2" NPT, which was no help in my situation. A trip to Menard's to purchase a 3/4" stainless steel union for connecting the pump to my water heater solved the dilemma. So, be aware if you are considering this pump. Verify your connection point size on your water heater and be prepared to purchase a union. Once connected and running, it seems to operate as expected. Under sink connections were without issues. Their instruction manual leaves a lot to be desired and can be confusing. Fortunately the overall install went well once I had the union and studied the settings on the pump, carefully comparing it with the manual. We shall see how well it holds up. I purchased the 3 year warranty for $9 just in case. Customer service is responsive. Pictures show connection point of pump . . connection point on water heater . . . and union I purchased to make the connection.

Semble de très Bonne qualité. Pas encore montée, donc je ne peux pas confirmer toutes mes très bonnes premières impressions.

Everything is perfect with this device however, in order to sweat it into a water system with three-quarter inch pipe, you need to buy extra adapters for the three-quarter G fittings on the volute discharge and inlet. Very inconvenient for users in USA. A three-quarter inch PT thread would’ve been more convenient and required less space to install.

Does the job- not quite the output of the $700 German pump it replaced but was an easy swap to get the system up and running at a tenth of the price.

Bought two of these to stop running water until it gets hot. I have not installed it yet but I tested them in air when they arrived and they run too quiet to hear. It'll take some time to set one up as it will be the return for the longest hot water line, back to the drain valve at the base of the hot water heater. 120 feet from "hot" out to "cool" return. Also plan on a programmable temperature controller to start pumping when the water is slightly warm and shut off the pump once the return temperature becomes hot...to save the pump from really hot water. That controller is about $20 on Aliexpress. Good luck with your project. Only 4 stars because I haven't installed and tested it yet.

Works well but is noisy if mounted directly to rigid galvanized pipe. I wish that one end of the pump had a 3/4" female union connection instead of male at both sides. I ended up installing it on the hot water tank outlet with a flexible connector from the pump to the house piping. Use a dielectric connector or lots of teflon tape on the pump nipples as stainless steel could pit in contact with copper fittings. Very good value all the same.

Great pump for a good price. The only complaint I have is that while the pump does come with various required fittings to support installation (including reducers for different size pipes), the inbound water side of the pump has a male fitting. Unfortunately, you typically require a female to female coupling to attach it to the outbound fitting on the water heater. I had to go to the hardware store to get the required coupling to install the pump. In looking at other manufacturers pumps they typically have a female fitting on the inbound side of the pump. I would suggest that you either include this commonly required fitting with the pump or redesign your pump to have a female fitting on the inbound side. Thank you.

The product did not include instructions or a diagram for under-sink installation.