How does a heating circulator work?

How does a heating circulator work?

The circulator pump contains an electric-powered impeller motor that removes the hot water from the tank to circulate through the pipes to the baseboard heaters or radiators. At the same time, the pump draws in cold water to start the heating cycle.

What is the difference between a pump and a circulator?

So is an oil pump on an oil burner. When those machines start, you expect to get a pressure on the outlet side of the pump that's greater than the pressure on the inlet side of the pump. A circulator is different because it's working within a closed, pressurized hydronic system.

What happens if circulator pump fails?

Circulator Pump Malfunctions Water will still circulate through the boiler's system via convection should the pump break… but it will be very weak. This will result in a drop in heating power, and when you notice it you should immediately call for repairs.

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