Cistermiser Helps a London Hotel to Reduce Water Usage by a Seismic 84%
This globally recognised hotel had identified a need to reduce their water consumption within a specific area of the hotel, the men’s urinal communal washroom.
The existing 10x aged urinals had no form of attenuation on them, resulting in frequent flushing throughout the day.
The Cistermiser Direct Flush Discreet (DFD) urinal valve had been identified as the optimum solution, as they have been specifically engineered to ensure both water and energy efficiencies are maximised, while offering an attractive 8-month payback. The Cistermiser infrared sensor-controlled DFD is an automatic mains-flushing valve that is activated once the urinal is used which ensures the highest level of hygiene is achieved from using minimal volumes of water.
To help the hotel realise the full benefits of the DFD sensor solution, an initial trial methodology of the solution was arranged. This allowed for an unbiased water saving analysis to be presented, as well as comparative data of the new sensor solution against the existing urinal system.
The hotel has been delighted with the incredible 84% water-savings, which were achieved, as it not only reduced their water usage on a seismic scale but also significantly reduced their carbon footprint.
