Booster Water heater

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sorpreso

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We are putting a small restaurant kitchen quite a distance from the boiler room in the basement and it takes a couple of minutes for the hot water to get to the dishwasher. I would appreciate any recomendations for an economical booster heater for the dishwasher room ( two sinks and a dishwasher that uses 1 1/2 gal per cycle). Should we go with a small tank heater, or tankless on-demand? :confused:
 

Gary Swart

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You might consider a recirculation pump. That would give you instant hot water in any amount you need.
 

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If the health dept is complaining about the max. water temp being too low, you would have to use the booster... If it is just a matter of not getting hot water quick enough, I second the idea of a re-circ line...
 

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recirc system

You might also look into the Grundfos comfort system..the system works great providing your using a hot water storage tank system and not a boiler..
 
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