Thread: Saving hot water with a Heat Trap? Anti-Thermosyphoning
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Old 11-12-10, 09:17 AM   #8
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I believe most of the newer heaters already have heat traps built into them (the 1994 model I just removed did). If yours doesn't, you can buy them at HomeDepot: Camco No. 1015 In. Heat Trap Dielectric Nipple - 15132 at The Home Depot

Interesting. How do those work?
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