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you want your cold line coming tying into both inlets on the water heaters and the hot lines tied onto the outlet side of the water heaters evenly (so they get even draw and one water heater doesen't have to work harder tnan the other). your recirc line coming in ties into the cold line in beetween the two water heaters with a circ pump going twards the cold line and the other end of the circ line tying into the hot line on the furthest fixture. on the cold line coming in you need a ball valve, check valve and expansion tank before it ties into any of the heaters.
NOTE: The solution above is for tanks in parallel not in series.
What else can I help you with?
You have two water heaters hook two the same feed line will both produce hot water Or will one over ride the other?
They will work co-dependently.
Can you hook two hot water heaters up with one at each end of the house and each one supplying a separate portion of the house?
Yes! I can. You can also.
Can two hot water heaters be connected to the same line?
There is absolutely no point. -You would gain more efficiency by using one larger tank, and it would be much cheaper .
Diagram for circulating pump for two water heaters?
A circulating pump for two water heaters typically involves a loop system where a pump draws hot water from the water heaters and returns it to the heating units. The diagram would illustrate the pump positioned between the two water heaters, with pipes connecting each unit in a closed loop. Additionally, there should be check valves to prevent backflow and thermostatic controls to manage the temperature. This setup ensures a continuous supply of hot water while optimizing energy efficiency.
How do you tie two hooks on one line?
To tie two hooks on one line, you can use a fishing knot called the "double hook rig." Start by tying a loop knot at the end of the line, then attach one hook to the loop. Next, tie a second loop knot a few inches above the first hook, and attach the second hook to this loop. This rig allows you to fish with two hooks on the same line.
What kind of fuel is required for tankless water heaters?
There are two types of tank-less water heaters that run on two different fuels. There is a electric heater, and an oil heater. One gets plugged in the other uses oil
What type of water heaters have good recommendations?
What type of water heaters have good recommendations? I wouldn't really care for water heating unless my water isn't cold. But the best two I recommend would be Rheem Water Heater, and Utah Water Heater Company.
What is the difference between a full hook up vs water electric when camping?
When hook ups are available at campsites there are two options, full and water. Normally the full hook up includes electricity and water, whereas the water hook up does not include electricity.
How much do Rheem Tankless Water Heaters cost?
Tankless water heaters are produced by a wide range of manufacturers. The Rheem tankless water heater has a cost range from the mid fifteen hundreds to over two thousand dollars.
What is the difference between short and tall hot water heaters?
The main difference between short and tall hot water heaters lies in their height and capacity. Short water heaters are typically wider and have a lower profile, making them suitable for spaces with height restrictions, while tall water heaters have a greater vertical capacity, allowing them to store more hot water. This means that tall heaters can provide a larger supply for households with higher hot water demands. However, the choice between the two often depends on available space and specific hot water needs.
Can you connect two hot water heaters together?
Yes, domestic hot-water heaters are often connected in parallel for added volume of hot water or in series for more efficient heating of the water. In a commercial installation there could be three or more heaters in parallel for increased simultaneous volume and another in series to supply the others for pre-heating to speed recovery to a comfortable temperature.
What causes water heaters to go bad?
The two most common problems with water heaters is rust and calcification, or "scale". If you have hard water, or water with a high mineral content, the minerals (usually calcium) will cake and coat the base and the pipes, restricting water flow. In some cases, a thick layer of mineral crud will settle to the bottom of the water heater, insulating the water from the burners! This can cause the water to not get hot, or as hot as expected.
