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I'm probably over thinking this...
I currently have an oil fired water heater and excess solar.
If I were to add a small 120V heater before my current heater could I get the small heater to circulate and heat the oil fired tank?
It wouldn't work if I just plumbed the new hot out to the old cold in and reduced the temp, correct? I would need another loop to let it circulate?
Anyone have a visual?
I'm thinking something like this on a timer or a voltage based relay.
I currently have an oil fired water heater and excess solar.
If I were to add a small 120V heater before my current heater could I get the small heater to circulate and heat the oil fired tank?
It wouldn't work if I just plumbed the new hot out to the old cold in and reduced the temp, correct? I would need another loop to let it circulate?
Anyone have a visual?
I'm thinking something like this on a timer or a voltage based relay.
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Bosch 4 Gal. Mini-Tank Electric Water Heater ES 4 - The Home Depot
The Bosch 4 Gal. Electric Water Heater has a 4 Gal. mini-tank that fits under your sink to provide hot water right where you need it. The heater plugs right into a 120-Volt outlet and has a lightweight,
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