S Plan with 2 Pumps 1 Pump 24/7

[dilalio]

6.5hrs a day when you don't need it!
Waiting for hot water for a bath or shower, or even at the kitchen sink is tolerable... When washing hands after using the loo or for covid hygiene... You want it "on tap" (pun intended).

 

[Nibber]

Well do what you want , it wont work properly, you ask for free advice , you get good advice but it is not what you want to hear so just change it, good luck

Its working fine thanks

 

[Nibber]

Your central heating pump is only second to your fridge in power hungry appliances in your home, so you have connected up another pump to run for 6 and a half hours a day , as said good luck.

yes originally it was connected to run 24\7 so I'm £'s in plus if I went for the time clock solution that was suggested I would set it to the same time ie 5.30 to 7.30 and 18:00 to 22:30 but I would then lose flexibility if I wanted to boost HW on say Saturday

6.5hrs a day when you don't need it!
Waiting for hot water for a bath or shower, or even at the kitchen sink is tolerable... When washing hands after using the loo or for covid hygiene... You want it "on tap" (pun intended).

The point is we ARE using the Hot Water during the time the pump is running, thanks

 

[dilalio]