[Jim Low]

I have just installed a Rheem hot water system. Does anyone know whether the booster switch on the wall should be turned on at all times, ie., 24/7? Or it only needs to be turned on when you need the hot water? Thanks

 

[NonnaFrensham]

Hi ya'll,
I am Chris from Australind - WA - one of the new kid's on this block
Excited to being a part of this club, interested in finding any discounts to help benefit me in making my life a little easier.
I'm always looking for new creative things to do, mad keen gardener, love pot plants, furniture restorer & adore repairing broken concrete garden statues/gnome's giving them a second chance to impress instead of being cast out into rubbish tip.
Have a talking male budgie named "Buddy" and my life companion is Maltese- Shih Tzu - Toy Poodle boy named "Mydnite" (Mydi for short) - he is black in colour hence the name. He loves to play soccer, fetch & chasey, so he keeps me young.
Thanx for listening to me, have a great day!

 

[NonnaFrensham]

I have just installed a Rheem hot water system. Does anyone know whether the booster switch on the wall should be turned on at all times, ie., 24/7? Or it only needs to be turned on when you need the hot water? Thanks

I thought you only turn the booster switch on when the water is not hot enough coming from your system (usually winter), so you turn it on for 30mins to an hour to get what you need, then turn it off again. Saves you money when NOT on....