Taco Domestic Hot Water Recirculation System Installation Guide

Guide explaining hot‑water wait problems and detailing selection, installation and operation of Taco domestic recirculation systems.


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Brand
Taco
Category
Other
Document type
Installation Guide
Language
English
Pages
8
File format
PDF
File size
1.8 MB
Published
28 September, 2026
Updated
28 September, 2026
MD5 checksum
178C8602FF7E6081D1467A02B04768D6

About this manual

Waiting for hot water wastes water and energy. Taco’s Domestic Hot Water Recirculation (DHWR) systems eliminate the wait, providing instant hot water while conserving resources. The guide describes the problem, the energy impact, and the benefits of installing a Taco DHWR product.

The guide covers system types—dedicated return line (Plumb N'Plug®, SmartPlus™, TacoGenie®) and non‑return line (Hot‑Link®, Hot‑LinkPlus™, TacoGenie®)—and provides typical piping layouts, pump selection charts, submittal data, and installation instructions for new or retrofit applications.

What's inside

  • The Problem: Waiting for Hot Water
  • The Solution: Install a Taco Domestic Hot Water Recirculation Product
  • System Types & Products
  • Typical Installation & Piping
  • Pump Selection Charts
  • Submittal Data Information
  • Features and Benefits
  • Materials of Construction

Specifications

Assumed flow rate for pump selection1 GPM
Warranty period3 years

Frequently asked questions

What is the function of the Hot‑Link valve?

The Hot‑Link valve uses thermal‑disk technology to send cooled water back to the water heater, creating a recirculation loop without a dedicated return pipe.

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