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How the Chilipepper Works To Save You Time, Water and Money!How the Chilipepper hot water pump works.At the touch of a button, the Chilipepper pumps hot
water from your water heater to your sink, or shower, while sending the cooled off
hot water back to the water heater through the cold water piping.
The Chilipepper is a small powerful micro-processor controlled pump that installs under your sink. The brain of the Chilipepper is a tiny computer on a chip.
The computer monitors the temperatures, timing,
sensitivity adjustment input, and the control wire inputs and directs the pump
what to do and when.
When
the electronic control circuitry detects an increase in the water temperature
inside the pump of from 3° to 12°
F, it shuts the pump off.
The shut-off sensitivity is adjustable
with a knob on the front of the Chilipepper. Turning the knob clockwise
will result in hotter water at the fixture when you turn it on.
When the circuitry
detects a temperature over 96°.F it locks out the pump until the
water in the pump cools back down to below 96°F.
If you try to start the pump while the water is over 96°F,
then the pump will run for 1/4 second and shut off, to let you know the water is
already hot.
To
start the Chilipepper a momentary contact is required. This can be
provided by the push button included with each Chilipepper, or an X-10 UM506
universal remote receiver and remote transmitter can be used for remote
operation. The
motor is a 250-watt brush-type 1/3 horsepower motor with a built-in automatic-reset temperature
limit switch, ball bearings, and stainless steel armature shaft, custom
manufactured for Chilipepper Sales.
The
pump head is a centrifugal type pump, that in combination with the above motor
will pump approximately 2-1/2 to 3 gallons per minute in a typical residential
plumbing system. When the
Chilipepper is connected to a typical residential plumbing system it pumps water at a rate of about 50 feet in 20 seconds with 1/2 inch
copper pipe. The Chilipepper has the most advanced state of the
art electronic circuitry in the industry with the following features: Turns off automatically when the hot water
reaches the pump. Chilipepper won't start if the water temperature
in the pipe is over 96 degrees. If hot water doesn't arrive within 3 minutes,
the pump shuts off. This is a safety feature that protects against the pump
running forever if there is a water heater failure. If a short occurs on the control
wires because of a button or remote malfunction the pump will cycle on for 1/4
second every 15 seconds until the problem is resolved. The Chilipepper has a very powerful motor for its size. The Chilipepper
pumps water at 2-1/2 to 3 gallons per minute in a typical residential
setting. Many fixtures are now low flow meaning they restrict flow to as
little as 1/2 gallons per minute. In many cases the Chilipepper can cut
the time it takes to get hot water from 1/3 to 1/2. Since no water gets run down the drain while you
wait for hot water, you save significant amounts of water every time you use the
Chilipepper. Studies have demonstrated that a typical 4 member household can
save over 14,000 gallons of water per year. If you leave your hot water fixture running and go do something else while you
wait for it, and you come back to find it is hot, then any hot water you've run
down the drain was wasting energy! And the energy to heat the water is far
more expensive than the water itself. The number one cause of poor dishwasher
performance is water that is not hot enough on the first cycle. By using
the Chilipepper before you start your dishwasher you will get full temperature
hot water to your dishwasher on the first cycle...and hot water is much better
at dissolving detergent and cleaning dishes than cold water. The water that doesn't get run down the drain
doesn't flow into the sewer or septic system either. Often your sewer
charges are based on your water consumption...so by saving water your are saving
money from your sewage charges...or reducing the load on your septic system. By reducing the amount of water you consume, the
amount of water that has to be treated and pumped to you is reduced.
Pumping and treating the water requires lots of energy...generating that energy
pumps greenhouse gasses into our atmosphere. So by reducing the amount of
water (and sewage treatment) you use, you help reduce the emissions of
greenhouse gases and other pollutants as well.
You
will feel good every time you use your Chilipepper appliance! Remote operation of the Chilipepper provides even
greater convenience. By using X10 modules you can place a remote transmitter
button next to your alarm clock. When your
alarm goes off, hit the start button and by the time you get to the
bathroom the hot water will already be there!
It's as easy as plugging in a lamp. Just plug the
Receiver into an outlet near the Chilipepper, and connect the control
cable to them. Now plug the wireless remote button into any
convenient 110 volt outlet. You're ready to go.
Just push the button.
If the Chilipepper is providing hot water to more
than one location, the wireless remote is the ideal way to operate the
Chilipepper from various locations. Just plug a wireless remote
button into a convenient outlet.
You can even automate the Chilipepper so that it can be operated by a motion
sensor.
Remote Transmitter MC460
Receiver UM506 |
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