Highly Efficient 110V NPT3/4'' Domestic Water Circulation Pump With 3-Speeds For Hot Water Recirculation And Solar Heater/Faucet Applications (RS15/6G) Review

I hooked it from electric hot water boiler to heat exchange radiator in furnace duct-work. It runs great but even at lowest speed it moves water too fast. I'm wondering if I can slow flow by partly closing vales without damaging the motor. Works to heat my home but moving that much water keeps boiler element on too long and no savings to heat bill. Saw some concerns about threaded connections but you can get a flex hose that will screw on no problem.

I purchased this pump for an under-sink on-demand pump to get hot water without wasting a lot down the drain. It replaces a cheaper pump I had that started leaking. I have it running from the hot water supply to the cold below my bathroom sink. The good - the pump is extremely quiet. Almost can't hear it. The disappointing: 1) It doesn't prevent flow through when not in operation. So without a check valve, the hot and cold water will mix through the pump, warming the cold water and cooling the…

Purchased this pump as an alternative to the major brand "kit” for hot water recirculation, allowing me to save a few bucks and customize the design as I needed to. Bottom line is that it does a great job at what it is designed for, although the air release screw is a bit sensitive, which caused some extra work. More detail below on the installation.I have a typical hot water heater for a 2 story home where the kitchen faucets are on one side of the house and the upstairs faucets are on the…

I installed the pump and it has been working smoothly for 2 months now. I bought the pump with the stainless steel propeller & housing for it's longevity. Hopefully that will be the case, we will find out. But the pump has been working with no issues and is very quite.I have it setup to the highest setting to circulate the hot water faster to the other side of the house as the hot water heater is located at the very end of the garage. So it has to travel about 60 to 70 feet to the master…

I have a tankless water heater located in the attic and is the furthest from my master bathroom so I was having to run my hot water faucet for quite a long time to get warm water back there. I put this pump in place and set up a timer to coordinate when I would be normally using hot water and it did the job and now saves a lot of wasted water.

Put this in 2,200 sq ft rambler with water heater centered in the house. It used to take 3 plus minutes to get hot water to kitchen or back baths. Now it take 5 seconds or less. With 1/2 inch return lines, running the pump on the lowest setting works great. Draws about 30 watts of power. (Works out to about 1.5 dollars a month to operate at 16 hours/day @ .12/kwh)

Product arrived this evening. Walmart box was intact but the interior styrofoam was a bit beat up. Didn't think much of it until I got the pump out.Pump didn't look very good but I did buy a "warehouse" one so I figured it be not new but didn't realize how best up the power cord would be.Didn't think too much of it and installed it after a trip to the hardware store. Within the first hour, I went out to look at it and water was spraying out from the front with the pump in off position and the…

Extreme rust in 10 months , messed up my pipes and all faucet aerators in the house. Totally unsatisfactory. That's my feedback.

Problems tightening new brass to pump, because fittings are short. I will have to adapt to new brass I bought That's my feedback!

Used to recirculate domestic hot water which was piped for when house was built. Used without pump, as a "gravity thermo flow" system, for many years. With added pump, more responsive. Run on low speed, which works just fine and quick. Quiet; no vibrations felt except right at pump, but minimal intensity.

The housing was broken when it got here. I let it sit around for a couple months before trying to start it up and when I did, it doesn't pump. And now of course the return window is closed.

I’ve been using it for radiant heat system, stainless material is important, it’s nicely built, can’t do better for the money

Good power for my solar tank boiler assist unit. Great product! Very quiet.. Threaded fittings are not pipe, need to purchase connectors.

For the money it’s a great inexpensive continuous pump. Using it for a propane heater to heat my pool. Have to use it on setting #3 to push enough water. Needs to be a little bit stronger but it works. PSI output was around 5. You have to prime this pump. Super easy to do and super quiet when running.

My DIY project was to add a hot water recirculation loop to provide hot water to the kitchen sink and upstairs shower. The original 40 year old copper pipes are very long taking forever for hot water to arrive and and uninsulated that would cool off quickly after water flow stopped. I installed a new insulated 75' long 3/4" PEX loop to bypass the existing lines that used the BOKYWOX 110V 93W NPT3/4' 3-Speed Food Grade Pump to return hot water to the water heater cold water supply inlet. The…

I used this to circulate pool water through a solar heater. It’s a really nice little pump for the price. That's my review!

I used it with my tankless water heater so I can get hot water immediately in the farthest room. Otherwise I have to waste gallons of water before getting hot water. Bokywox pump really works. I would recommend it with the smart outlet for on and off switch.

I have a Grundfos recirculation system connected outlet Hot water line of a 40 gallons Natural gas water heater. A Grundfos Comfort Valve were installed under the sink at the far end of a 2nd floor bathroom. The entire system was controlled via voice using WeMo smart switch and Walmart Alexa. The system served our family well and were spoil with instant hot water with Zero water wastage. At our new house, I’ve installed a Whole House AO Smith Filtration and Non-Salt water descaler (Water…

The pump seems to be working just fine. And I got it the same day I ordered it, that was amazing. Only problem was that this pump doesn't come with the nipples to connect it. The threads are not pipe thread so I ended up having to order the brass ends the next day and they took 2 days to arrive. So it was worthless to get the pump so fast. If I was replacing a pump and already had the fittings in my piping this would have been great. So beware, this pump doesn't come with the ends. Look around…

Installation was pretty easy. I hooked it to the hot water tank in hopes that the hot water in the line would circulate so that we would not waste three gallons of water every time we turn on faucets in the back of the house. It simply does not do that which is really frustrating. The last house I owned had one of these and it worked awesome. Maybe I am missing something but I am 99% sure it is hooked up correctly and I have I ton speed level 3.