Ok, so we didn’t install the first HP-50 in America, but we did install the first HP-50 heat pump water heater in Connecticut and quite possibly all of New England. WaterHeatingInfo.com & Bruce Somers Plumbing, together, installed the first HP-50 heat pump in Connecticut on Saturday, Jan/23/2010. This blog will post in detail the installation process with pictures.

HP-50

Other than prices and brief descriptions about HP-50’s, there is not much “real” information about them and nothing like this on the web today. Waterheatinginfo.com is owned, run, and written by real plumbers. So, here is the inside scoop to the newest, most talked about, water heater on the market today . The Rheem HP-50 heat pump water heater.
Two days earlier, we went to pick up the HP-50 from Bender plumbing supply in New Haven, CT. Now, normally picking up a water heater wouldn’t be something worth talking about, but the HP-50 was different. The HP-50 is the first water heater of its kind. The HP-50 is also one of the most efficient water heaters in the world today, by being the first water heater with an integrated heat pump fixed to it. (I wrote a story about the HP-50 about 3 months ago when I first found out about this new, super efficient, electric water heater. To find out how it works read this story.
We went to pick up the HP-50 two days prior to installations, at Bender plumber supply, just to make sure everything was fine. Since this would be the first HP-50 installation in Connecticut, we especially wanted to make sure everything went smoothly.

HP-50 pics

In the first picture, you can see Justin in the fork lift bringing the HP-50 to the truck. You can also see Scott Shore, who is one of our main contacts at Bender, out of his office and next to Bruce’s truck so he could see the first HP-50 being sold. We got a bunch of congrats from the sales and counter guys, as well as being the first company to install one. You can see Jay standing next to the HP-50 in the middle picture. New in the box, the HP-50 is very tall at around 80 inch/6.5 feet tall. Bruce Somers, in the 3rd picture, was making room in his truck so we could pick it up. However, this heater was to tall to fit in his truck and since the HP-50 has sensitive refrigeration mechanisms built into, we did not feel comfortable lying it on its back, as would be fine with traditional water heaters, until we spoke to Rheem factory representatives. This was not a problem as our supplier, Bender plumbing in New Haven, CT, provides free delivery, as many suppliers do for their regular contractor customers, which we are. We set the delivery time on the schedule and had the HP-50 brought back in the supply house.
Saturday comes along and the man from Benders delivers the HP-50 right on time, nine o’clock in the morning, on the dot. So then we’re set to install the first Rheem HP-50 in Connecticut for our new client, Mike from Fairfield County, CT.

HP-50 in box

Installing the HP-50 is pretty straight forward and very similar to installing a traditional electric water heater, but with a few differences.
1. It’s tall, at 75 inches high, plus needs another 12 inches of makeup air space above it. Basically, you’ll need at least a 7.5-8 feet of total height, from the basement floor to the ceiling, to meet the proper installation requirements. The location of the old electric water heater, during our installation, didn’t have enough height for the new HP-50. The result, was that we had to install the HP-50 on the other side of the client’s basement.

2. It condensates.  The heat pump produces some condensation water that needs to go somewhere.  That must be taken into consideration before the installation process.

HP-50 condensation lines

For our installation, we had to move the old water heater location to the other side of the basement, for two important installation reasons. The first, to get the height we needed, and second, for condensation. On deliberation, we put it right next to a sump pump that was in the basement, which was the best place in our case.
You will need to consider the condensation water for the HP-50 before the installation. Most basements will have something usable nearby; a sump pump, floor drain, slop sink, laundry waste line, or if there’s nothing nearby (close enough were gravity can take the water where it needs to go), you can get a condensation pump to pump the water “up & over” to the nearest drain.

HP-50 water lines

Another thing that makes the HP-50 different than other water heaters, is the cold water feed and hot water supply lines that are on the side of the tank, like an indirect water heater. The reason is, the heat pump fan is on top of the HP-50 where the water lines would normally be, the result of this = the lines are on the side. The other reason is the HP-50 is very tall. Its actually a good thing the water heater feeds cold and hot water lines on the side of the tank, due to the fact that a ladder isn’t necessary for the installation process.
If your lucky, you won’t have to do any modifications with your HP-50 installation. Although, if a few are necessary, as there was with our installation, any extra fees like we encountered (electrician to run the eclectic line to the new installation location), the return on investment makes everything still worth it. The HP-50 is so efficient, that in the right conditions, it uses less than half the energy as that of normal electric water heaters.  With the 30%  Federal tax credit this heater is very affordable. It’s almost crazy not to make the investment for this water heater if you live in a state with high electric rates such as CT, CA, NJ, NY, . It comes with a ten year warranty, which is longer than the industry standard 6 year warranty.

HP-50 temp pad

In energy saver mode, the heat pump does all the work, at this time the water heaters heat pump does make some noise, but it’s not to loud. I’d say the HP-50, when operating on energy saver mode, is about as loud as a large freezer, something a bit louder than the refrigerator in your home. The sound is a hum, just like a commercial grade freezer would make.
Note: The HP-50 will not start heating water in the energy saver mode for 45 minutes after a new installation. We found that out the hard way as we stood around the heater wondering what was wrong, because we couldn’t hear the fan on the heat pump kick on. We knew that we installed it correctly, so we waited and tried to call the factory reps, but 45 minutes after the installation, the HP-50 just kicks on by itself. We weren’t sure what to make of it at the time, but the next day an HP-50 rep told us that a 45 minute delay is normal. Surprisingly, we didn’t see this information in the installation manual, possibly because it’s so new that it was left out by mistake.

Prices for the HP-50 varies greatly in different areas of the county. The rock bottom price for the HP-50 is around $1,500. This is the rock bottom, lowest level, discount pricing from a large plumbing supply store with the top level contractor discounts. If you’re just a normal home owner walking in a plumbing store, don’t be surprised to see prices as high as $2,550. These water heaters are extremely rare; plumbing stores don’t even have them in stock. WaterHeaterInfo.com and Bruce Somers plumbing are two of a few companies getting these heaters at reasonable prices.

HP-50 Top cover off

Here’s a picture of Bruce next to the new HP-50 heat pump water heater that he and I installed.

Buyer’s warning and advice. DO NOT BUY a HP-50 online from some shady discount plumbing website, that is nothing more than low prices and dozens of fake testimonies!   Those kinds of sites are fine for buying T-shirts, books, and other small ticket ideas, but HP-50’s are very expensive, and sensitive because the entire thing is filled with brand, spanking new technology. So don’t take the chance with a company you don’t know or looks too good to be true. I don’t think you should take the chance on buying one of these expensive HP-50 water heaters that could have been mishandled. Saving a couple hundred bucks is a great idea if you ask us, but not if it gets damaged in any way, because these heaters are not easily replaceable!
That being said, we do sell HP-50’s for $1,890, as well as offer free and careful delivery for CT residents. Out of state residents will have to come pick it up, as we don’t offer shipping and wouldn’t trust one of these heaters to a shipping company, so please don’t ask us to.

Hopefully this was helpful. If you have any questions about the HP-50 just ask away, we’re always glad to answer any of your questions. If you would like more information about the new Rheem HP-50 electric heat pump hot water heater from Rheem’s official HP-50 website, just click this link.

On behalf of the entire WaterHeatingInfo.com team, thanks for reading.
If you’re interested in having a HP-50 for yourself, go to the contact page and see if we can help you find a trusted installer near you. If you’re in the Fairfield or New Haven county in Connecticut, you’re in luck, because Bruce or I will be over in person in about hour or two.

We provide top quality plumbing information about services, free estimates, installations and repairs on all Rheem, Ruud, Bradford white, State, and A.O. Smith electric, gas, propane, Bock, Thermaflow/Everhot oil fired hot water heaters, Navien, Rheem, Noritz, and Takagi tankless water heaters, Ruud, Bock, and lochinvar oil fired water heaters, SuperStor storage tanks, Peerless, Laars, and Crown tankless coils, and repairs on all hot water heater throughout the state of Connecticut including Bridgeport, CT- Bristol, CT- Cheshire, CT- Danbury,CT- Derby,CT- East Hartford,CT- East Haven,CT- Enfield,CT- Fairfield,CT- Hamden,CT- Hartford,CT- Meriden,CT- Orange,CT- Middletown,CT- Milford,CT- New Britain,CT- New Haven,CT- New London,CT- Norwalk,CT- East Norwalk,CT- Norwich,CT- Putnam,CT- Shelton,CT- Southington,CT- Stamford,CT- Stratford,CT- Southport,CT- Torrington,CT- Wallingford,CT- Watertown,CT- West Hartford,CT- West Haven,CT- Westport,CT- Wethersfield,CT- Willimantic,CT- all shore areas, and surrounding Connecticut areas.

WAGS means Water And Gas Safety

WAGS stands for Water And Gas Safety Valve and it means Protection For You.

Water and Gas Safety Shut-off Valve

The Taco WAGS is essential Protection Against Water Heater Leaks. The Taco WAGS valve is designed to shut off the water supply (plus the gas supply for gas-fired heaters) in the event of a water leak from a hot water heater, thus minimizing water damage and possible gas leakage. The valve can be installed on all styles of water heaters. WAGS (Water and Gas Safety Valve) is designed to catch water heater leaks before they become floods and shut off both water and gas feeds before disaster can strike.

The WAGS Valve is the only product of its kind that shuts off both gas and water feeds in the event of a water leak.WAGS can also be installed on any non-gas hot water heater and requires no electrical connections making it extremely reliable and economical. The valve can also be used with oil fired water heaters as well as electric water heaters to shut off the water. The Taco WAGS Water and Gas Safety Shut-off Valve is fully mechanical and requires no external power supply. WAGS will shut off water to other tanks, fixtures and appliances too, such as boilers, pumps and well tanks.

Taco WAGS provides essential protection against water heater leaks.
Your water heater will eventually fail and leak – fact of life! Most water heaters fail within 7-10 years. That’s about 5 million tank failures EVERY year. Without a WAGS valve, a leaking tank keeps refilling – and leaking. The Taco WAGS Water and Gas Safety Shut-off Valve prevents disastrous floods and untold damage to your property.

The Taco WAGS sits in a drip pan under the water heater and is activated when leaking water accumulates to a level of ¾” in the pan. Once activated, the WAGS valve shuts off the water and gas supply, indicated by a red pop-up tab.

When a water heater tank fails, the Taco WAGS Water and Gas Safety Shut-off Valve

• Shuts off the water supply
• Shuts off gas on gas-fired heaters
• WAGS will shut the water feed off on electric and oil fired heaters too.
• Round-the-clock peace of mind!
• Prevents costly water damage of a flood from a leaking water heater
• Alleviates related gas safety concerns
• Minimizes inconvenience

It’s Guaranteed!
Since 1920, Taco, Inc. has earned the trust of HVAC and plumbing professionals around the world with high quality, innovative equipment known for performance and durability.

An undetected leak spells disaster.
When a water heater leak goes unnoticed, the tank keeps refilling — and leaking. Soon, water pressure turns a small crack into a gash, releasing hundreds, even thousands, of gallons of water into the dwelling. Imagine the damage to your floors and possessions! What’s more, a gas-fired water heater poses an additional risk, since water can snuff out the pilot light, allowing gas to escape.

$1,000 Lifetime Protection Policy
Taco will reimburse the owner of a Taco WAGS valve their insurance deductible, up to $1,000, if a properly installed WAGS valve fails to detect a water heater leak and subsequently shut off the water feed, resulting in excessive water damage.

How the Taco WAGS Valve Works

WAGS water and gas safety valve by Taco

How the Taco WAGS Works
A drip pan is installed under your water heater. The Taco WAGS Water and Gas Safety Shut-off Valve is attached between the water source and the water heater. When leaking water fills the pan to a depth of 3/4″, a water-soluble fiber element in the WAGS dissolves, releasing a powerful spring-loaded piston that closes the flow of water to the tank. In gas-fired water heaters, this action also breaks a fuse that shuts off the gas supply to the heater. This fiber-element technology was first used by the British Royal Air Force to inflate life jackets automatically. WAGS Valves are highly reliable, totally mechanical, and requires no additional power source.

Additional Information:

General Information about The TACO WAGS Valve
Instruction Sheet on The TACO WAGS Valve

WAGS Valves Approved/ demand grows for new condos and apartment water heater installations.

WAGS Valve Approved by NSF and Massachusetts Board of State Examiners of Plumbers and gas fitters.
TACO WAGS Valve was approved by NSF and Mass. Board At the April 3 meeting of the Commonwealth of Massachusetts Board of State Examiners of Plumbers and Gasfitters (Mass. Board) the WAGS valve gained approval under the Massachusetts Plumbing Code (CMR248 2.00). On February 21, 2002 NSF International certified that the WAGS valve conformed to the requirements of ANSI / NSF Standard 61 – Drinking Water System Components – Health Effects. NSF 61 covers devices (used to measure or control flow installed on a service line or building distribution system downstream of the water main and before endpoint devices), components, and materials used therein which are used in treatment / transmission / distribution systems, and are in contact with drinking water intended for human ingestion, drinking water treatment chemicals, or both.

Florida condo owners approve WAGS for protection
After one too many water heater failures caused property damage for condo owners and their neighbors alike, the board of the Sun n’ Surf Condo Complex in Palm Beach, Florida, voted to retrofit some 240 units with the WAGS valve and make WAGS mandatory on all new installations.
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One very important thing to know and remember!!!

This valve will only work one time due to it’s construction/engineering, meaning after the safely device is deployed one time by either mistake or preventing a real catastrophe the valve must be removed and replaced.

There are other gas and water safety valves from Flood Safe, that can be used more than one time.

Which ever gas & water flood safety device you choose, let us provide you with a free estimate for a installation of this new water and gas safety valve on your new water heater replacement! 800-524-4280

In short Yes, you can also use a traditional gas water heater as well.

However…..

They are not designed for that so the tank will break down faster than they normally would, and the manufacturing companies know this, so  using a standard water heater will void it’’s original manufactures warranty.

Your better bet would be going with a real storage stank.  SuperStor is a high quality brand that comes in two versions, glass lined, and stainless steal lined.   The glass lines storage tank will last for about 10 – 15 years, it’ cost isn’t the lowest but the Superstor storage tank is probably the best for your money, based on a quality/ price point.  The Stainless steal lined tank from Supersor is regarded as the industry leader for indirect storage tanks.  They come with a life time warranty, however like anything else, you must pay for quality.  The stainless steal tanks go for around 1,100 – 1,300 dollars.  Boch, Lochinvar,  Mega store, and Rudd all offer high quality indirect storage tanks as well and are similarly priced.

Electric water heaters weren’t designed to handle water over 140 degrees, and older boilers may add water as hot as 180 into the tank, so it’s a good idea to add a thermostatic mixing valve to the supply side of the tank. It’s the only effective way to protect a thermostatic mixing valve.

We provide top quality plumbing information about services, free estimates, installations and repairs on all Rheem, Ruud, Bradford white, State, and A.O. Smith electric, gas, propane, Bock, Thermaflow/Everhot oil fired hot water heaters, Navien, Rheem, Noritz, and Takagi tankless water heaters, Ruud, Bock, and lochinvar oil fired water heaters, SuperStor storage tanks, Peerless, Laars, and Crown tankless coils, and repairs on all hot water heater throughout the state of Connecticut including Bridgeport, CT- Bristol, CT- Cheshire, CT- Danbury,CT- Derby,CT- East Hartford,CT- East Haven,CT- Enfield,CT- Fairfield,CT- Hamden,CT- Hartford,CT- Meriden,CT- Orange,CT- Middletown,CT- Milford,CT- New Britain,CT- New Haven,CT- New London,CT- Norwalk,CT- East Norwalk,CT- Norwich,CT- Putnam,CT- Shelton,CT- Southington,CT- Stamford,CT- Stratford,CT- Southport,CT- Torrington,CT- Wallingford,CT- Watertown,CT- West Hartford,CT- West Haven,CT- Westport,CT- Wethersfield,CT- Willimantic,CT- all shore areas, and surrounding Connecticut areas.

Looking for the best price on a new Rheem water heater?

Look no further.   Unless you like wasting time.

Why?

We buy a many of them every month, we pay our bills on time, and have key personal relationships with the owners of a large plumbing supply company and Rheem product representatives.   This website has opened some amazing doors which has led us to getting our Rheem water heaters lower than any plumbing company in Connecticut and that’s a fact.

It’s that simple.  We get them lower than anyone else.  Period.
We”re talking about the best water heaters (Rheem Gaudian Fury- Gas and Electric Tank Type Water Heaters), and we’re talking about prices that are less than 90% of all the water heaters at home depot, lowes, and sears water heaters.

When you call us, you get the best water heater on the market for the lowest prices in the North East.

For the End of Summer promotion we are installing Rheem water heaters for $750 – $850.   Everything included for normal installations-  tank provided, old tank removed disposed.

$750 for most installations,

around $850 for more challenging installation scenarios.

Call us today for more details.  Toll Free- 800-524-4280 Direct 203-556-6449

While you are here take a look at our past installations, find out about upgrading to a tankless water heater, and much much more all from within this site, or by calling us and setting up an appointment for a free estimate.

Best regards.  Jay, Bruce, and the entire waterheatinginfo team.

Mike Homes is an incredible general contractor in Canada.  Some might say he is the best in the business, and even Hollywood has made him a star with his own award winning show about contracting “the right way”.

For those of you that don’t know, Mike Holmes is dead set on “doing the job right the first time”.    In his show on the HG TV network he saves home owners from contracting disasters.   All of his clients/ featured home owners on the show are victims of shotty workman ship, and Mike Holmes and his crew of primer trades men come to save the day.

Home owners like you are being taking advantage of every day by un licensed contractors, or licensed contractors that don’t take pride in there work, take short cuts, or simply don’t know what they are doing and shouldn’t even be licensed.

When selecting a plumbing contractor and any contractor for that matter you must do your home work.  Just because a guy calls himself a plumber and has a business card that unfortunately doesn’t mean the guy has any clue what he is doing.  Anyone can print up a business card and call themselves what ever they want.  Also many people are illegally using other peoples licenses for a fee, or plain just stealing the license number and printing it on there own cards.  Crazy yes, but very true.

I personally know a guy that owns a “plumbing company” that has zero experience in plumbing, he was an insurance adjuster, but wanted to own his own business so he printed some cards, paid a retired plumber a monthly fee to use his license number bought a couple used vans, and got an ad in the yellow pages and he was on his way.  Now I don’t expect his company to last long but it’s been a year and he is still in business, ripping off customers on a daily basis.

When you meet a contractor do yourself a big favor and Google Search the name on the card.  Then the company name.  Good or bad you should find something.   Hopefully a website with great pictures of the work they have done, and comments from real people they have performed the work for.  If you can’t find anything of substance.  Move on.  Would a successful contractor not have a website?   They should, in the age of the internet even if they don’t you certainly will still find some comments on a website, or message board some where.

For example.  Our in house plumber for Connecticut Bruce Somers has been a licensed plumber for 25 years.  He is “old school”  no yellow page ads, spends no money on traditional advertisement /marketing.   However if you Google search -Bruce Somers Plumbing-  you will see an incredible amount of info online.   It’s 2010 that’s the way it is.  If you can’t find any information about a contractor your thinking about using think again, he or she is a “part time” contractor as best.

If you have a serious plumbing problem and need the best plumber in the business you need to talk to Bruce Somers, of Bruce Somers plumbing.  It’s that simple so give us a call and Bruce will be over to solve your hard to solve plumbing  problems. He has watched every episode of Mike Holmes a few times and emulates his approach which is getting things done correct the first time with no short cuts.

800-524-4280

Fully licensed and insured.

Don’t get ripped off!  If you need a quality plumber in Connecticut, Mass, New York, New Jersey, RI, give us a call and put your worries behind you.

Best regards from the Waterheatinginfo.com  team.

Don’t get ripped off by someone that says they do plumbing side jobs.   You will pay good money for someone that is under qualified, doesn’t deserve the work, and doesn’t know the little things that make experienced plumbers worth the money by saving home owners like you big money performing plumbing repairs/ not plumbing replacements!

Many people have two or more jobs to keep their bills paid on time, saving for college, or to catch up on past bills, medical bill, or maybe saving for a vacation.   It makes perfect sense that someone can have more than one profession, but not in all cases.   Can your lawyer also be a politician?  Yes.  Can your real estate agent also own a small florist shop?  Yes.   These and many other combination make complete sense. However can your local police man also be a plumber?  Would a guy that normally is employed as a tree cutter also be a plumber?   I don’t know about that.

Why would someone walk away from a high paying, in demand job for something else which requires more hours, and less money?    If you go to your local home depot and walk down the plumbing isle, most likely there is a guy in the plumbing section will tell you he is “real plumber” when he’s not working at home depot.  lol.    How can this be true?  Would you work at home depot for 12-13 dollars an hour, when as a plumber you could make more than 2, 3, or 4 times than that amount working as a plumber full time?   Probably not.   So you have to ask yourself.   Does a guy that works in the plumbing department qualify as a quality plumber?  In some cases far and few between maybe, and the majority of these people are just trying to make some extra money “on the side” when they tell you they want to do a plumbing job for you.

Unless you like the idea of paying good money for poor workmanship do yourself a favor and stay away from people and companies that do plumbing and drain cleaning “on the side”.    We all know the old saying, “You get what you pay for”.  Plumbing is no different.   Plumbing is no joke.  Setting bath tubs, setting shower pans, roughing in new shower valves are just a few tasks that take real skill.  Diagnosing plumbing problems, and tricky heating issues are hard to understand and even explain for home owners, and getting the correct answers and a course of action to solve the plumbing problem require decades of on the job training, and encountering these problems first hand in the past to have the answers.   Plumbers like Bruce Somers have the experience by being experienced!  By encountering, and solving every problem you can possibly imagine in the past already.   When your “handy man” or part time plumber says “we need to replace this water heater, and I’ll do it for a few hundred bucks labor”.   It may sound like a good deal, but not if you knew that the water heater could be fixed easily for a small fraction of replacing the water heater!  A guy doing plumbing “on the side” doesn’t know squat about real diagnosis of water heater problems where as a real plumber with many years of expertise would.

If you’re trying to save money and your toilet is clogged, or you have some leaky faucets which require new washers by all means call a friend, or find any person that calls himself a plumber, and has the tools to do the job, because those plumbing tasks are extremely basic.  But don’t trust these people with your larger plumbing tasks like installing your new tankless water heater unless you want problems down the road.

Everyone needs to save money, and search for better deals now more than ever but don’t get yourself in trouble by hiring the wrong person, or plumber for the job.

Don’t let your general contractor “help you” save money by doing the plumbing him, or herself.
Don’t let some “handy man” do your plumbing.

Chances are they will charge you as much as a reputable plumbing company like our own Bruce Somers Plumbing would, but they will provide much lower quality workman ship.

Do you like the idea of ripping an entire shower down to the sub floor because your “plumber “, or guy doing a side job forgot to double up on a wax ring, or check the new shower valve for leaks before the walls get fished.

I can go on forever, but it’s not necessary.     If you have a plumbing problem large or small do yourself a favor and get a free estimate from us before or after you have met with other quote unquote plumbers.
It might possibly save you thousands of dollars.  As it did for our client Kevin.   Read his lovely testimony he was nice enough to take the time to write us.

Hi

Just spoke to J. Sullivan and I want to say he was most helpful to me and answered every question I had regarding Navien and also gave me some pointers that are invaluable to me in getting started with a new heating and hot water system.  I’m in Wyoming and Mr. Sullivan is in CT so there was nothing in this phone call for him regarding business and yet he took the time to answer all my questions – I would buy Navien just because of him!

Ron from WY

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We appreciate all our comments, but I wanted to make this one an individual post because Ron was nice enough to write this on our behalf.

Our conversation stated with Ron asking us what kind of tankless water heaters we like the best currently.  I told Ron all about how tankless heaters work, and the pros and cons of all tankless water heaters.  We also gave him an idea of what they should cost and the installation price should be around.   We have great success with all of our Navien heaters installations, and suggested the new Navien combi boiler for his water heater replacement.   He needed a new water heater, and his boiler was running on borrowed time.  A good opportunity to upgrade to a new Navien combi boiler.
A new Navien combi boiler/domestic hot water heater cost less than a new boiler, and replace both the boiler and the water heater with one small powerful energy saving unit.  It uses less than half the energy than traditional boilers, and hot water heaters do over the coarse of a year.  Half the energy = half of the utility bills.

It’s true I took the time to tell Ron everything I felt would be useful for making his decision about his next water heater purchase, and we will do the same for you.

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The thumb nail picture from the front page is not a real picture of Ron,  it’s what we think he might look like.  lol.

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