Re: Snesor light switch for bathroom

[Steve Hetherington <sjhha@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

In principle yes, though I've aimed control it  in such a way that it
only runs when needed.  This should avoid a constant heat loss that
could result from leaving it on all the time or having a fixed timer.

The secondary circulation pump is controlled by PIR sensors (which also
control lights) in relevant rooms:  bathroom, downstairs cloakroom and
kitchen.  By the time someone needs the hot water, it is there at the tap.

Regards,

Steve H.

Paul Gale wrote:
> Do you have one of those constantly circulating hot water supplies?
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