Hot water circulation pump

Oh, very cool - is it controlled by the heating system itself or does it have its own control? Manufacturer (preferably via PM)?

: The pump has its own control system. I'll check it tonight and let you know. Unfortunately, I don't have the data in my head...

Maybe I would then wonder why the rule has to be explained again and again – it apparently isn’t entirely comprehensible.

These "well-meaning" food-for-thoughts come "only" from the type of user who wants the difference between "own" & "someone else’s" living room to be abolished; garnished with the label: "wash my fur, but don’t make it wet!"

Rhenish greetings

Sorry building expert, how many times do I have to write that I have no problem with the rule because I accept house rules? At some point, one starts to feel fooled...

: Could you please also send me a private message about which manufacturer this self-learning pump is from? Thank you!

My wife works as a nurse in a 3-shift system with irregular shift changes. In that case, such a pump might be better than one that we only control via a timer with weekdays. Currently, we are not living in the house yet, but we are starting to move in this week. That's why we keep the pump off and so far it takes about 20 seconds for hot water to come. That's actually still manageable, but if we had to wait less at certain times (for showering, etc.), that would be a real gain in comfort.

: Yes, sure, I'll do it tonight.