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Australia-wide
delivery
Coming Soon:
-Home Electricity Emergency Backup Systems:
Even if you have grid-reversible solar electricity, when the grid goes down you have no electricity. With one of our new SK-AUX kits you will have power for your essential appliances, lighting, refrigeration, communication. The kit is to be integrated into your home electricity system by your local electrician.
Register your interest here
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Water Heating:
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- For your home:
- Commercial:
Useful Links:
New Agent in Hobart, contact Stephen for details.
New Agent in Perth, contact Tim for details.
New Agent in Armidale, contact Don for details.
Talk to us on
1300 552 976
or by emailing us:
Skyline Energy
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SK-RMP Auto
Instant hot water - save water - save time - save energy - save money
SK-RMP Ring Main Pumps are the most efficient
recirculating hot water pumps available.
Instant HOT Water on Tap
Every tap in the house
The SK-RMP Auto will ensure that you no longer have to watch your water go down the drain while you are waiting for it to heat up. The water will be instantly hot and will cost the average home a mere 90c to run per month.
Easy to install, SK-RMP Auto is the best water-saving solution for an existing home.
$626* |
33watt pump to suit storage HWS with a max 75mt loop.
(run & rtn). 1/2"BSP connections, Internal Antidumping/ Non-return valve, 2m Power cord, Timer and fixed Thermostat 38oC.
Retrofit - no return line needed.
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*plus delivery & installation. Subject to change without notice |
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Typical Install
Shown here is a typical installation of the SK-RMP Auto in the family home. The SK-RMP Auto is installed underneath the sink and requires only a single power point to operate. Installation is simple, just disconnect the pipes to the two taps, connect the pump and reconnect the pipes from the taps to the pump, set the timer and the jobs done.
The SK-RMP Auto is not affected by the tempering valve, in fact when connected to a system using a tempering valve, it is even more economical. The SK-RMP Auto will pump through most non-return valves, however it cannot pump against a pressure gradient. If there is a pressure reducing valve immediately before your water heater, or between the cold water take-off and the water heater, this pressure reducing valve must be moved back to before the cold water take-off. SK-RMP Auto requires that both the hot and cold water pipes in the house be at the same pressure.
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HOW IT WORKS
SK-RMP Auto senses the temperature in the hot water line, at the furthest extreme from your hot water heater. When the water temperature reaches a predetermined minimum it turns on and pumps water slowly from the hot water line back to the water heater, through the cold water line, and through a check valve, until the hot water again reaches the pump. At which time it switches off. It keeps doing this each time the water cools off during the time period you’ve set.
The pump is only 33W, so it costs only 1 cent to run it for 8 hours (30% duty cycle). Far less than 1 light bulb and you have the pleasure of hot water when you turn on the tap
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MONEY SAVINGS
Not only are you saving water when using the SK-RMP Auto, you also reduce the running costs of your home. The graph on the left shows an example of a typical home and the amount of savings that can be achieved.
Having hot water on tap helps all around the house in many ways. The dishwasher will not need to heat the water. You can fill the jug with hot water and get a cup of coffee quicker and cheaper. This all saves you on your electricity bill by using your cheaper off peak electricity to heat water.
On a solar heat-pump system it’s even more economical. |
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Specifications:
Warranty: 2yrs warranty from manufacture
Service Life: 40,000hours
Electrical: 240v, 50hz, 33watts, (0.13amps)
Max Temp: 110oC
Max Pressure: 10 BAR
24hr timer
Thermostatically controlled
Seal-less, leak-proof: all necessary valving incorporated; easy to install & maintain.
If used, mains pressure reducer must be upstream of cold water take-off. Hot & cold pipes must be at the same pressure. |
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