Use of technical systems to save water
Use of technical systems to save water,
Water scarcity will directly affect nearly 20% of the population by 2025,
according to several United Nations reports.
And it will indirectly affect the rest of the planet’s population as well as entire economies and ecosystems.
Designing effective water management systems is an important process that includes planning,
developing and managing water resources, in terms of water quantity and quality, across all water uses.
It includes the institutions, infrastructure, incentives and information systems that support and guide water management.
Intelligent water management also requires systems integration and a set of procedures to monitor control and regulate the use and quality of water resources.
As well as maintenance of associated equipment (pipes, pumps, faucets, etc.).
In recent years, industry leaders have moved away from traditional systems and turned towards smart water management systems,
in order to facilitate a sustainable future and protect water resources.
For example, some showers and taps equipped with EcoSmart technology use up to 60% less water than conventional products.
This lower hot water consumption also means lower energy requirements,
water conservation and simultaneously saving hydropower costs.
EcoSmart water management technology also offers a wide range of easy-to-use and economical products that make each user’s environmental footprint smaller.
EcoSmart Technology
Saving water and energy is one of the key criteria when it comes to furnishings,
especially when working on major projects.
And in buildings with a lot of bathrooms and toilets (hotels, utilities, etc.),
the savings are doubled when installing EcoSmart products.
There are many complete shower and sink combinations available for planners and architects to find everything they might need,
with no installation costs or extra effort required.
How does EcoSmart water management system benefit users and the environment?
- Reducing water consumption up to 9 liters/min for overhead and hand showers.
- The faucets only require 5 liters of water per minute as standard.
- Less hot water consumption, which means lower energy consumption and costs.
- Low carbon dioxide emissions due to lower energy consumption.
- Continuous flow even at different water pressures.
How EcoSmart works in the shower
Many EcoSmart overhead and hand shower units use only 9 liters of water per minute,
with some even managing to use as little as 6,
by reducing the amount of shower water consumed per day by up to 60%.
This is done by selecting advanced flow, special jets and adding air.
The “fine O-ring” flexibly responds to the water pressure and adjusts the water volume,
regardless of the water pressure, if the water pressure is high, the orifice size decreases, and if it is low, it expands.
EcoSmart in Basin Faucets
EcoSmart basin faucets can help reduce water consumption to approximately 5 liters per minute in all bathroom faucets.
The aerator is integrated into the bathroom faucet faucet,
by adding air and by means of a special flow-limiting system.
