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Water is a precious resource and water wastage from taps left running or faulty cisterns can be responsible for significant water loss if left unchecked. PIR WaterSave® is a reliable motion-sensor/valve system, allowing the supply of water when movement is detected and automatically switching the water supply off when no movement is detected. PIR WaterSave® is an effective water conservation solution, saving precious water, saving on water bills and can earn one BREEAM credit.
PIR WaterSave® is an effective motion sensor flow control system, ideal for buildings with communal areas with running water.
Water lost through faulty toilet cisterns can amount to a significant amount of water wastage, ranging from 215 to 400 litres per toilet per day. Nationwide, it is estimated that 400 million litres of water leak from UK toilets every day, which could meet the needs of 2.8 million people.
If 8% of the hotel's WCs waste 400 litres of water per day based on a cost of £1.70 per 1,000 litres, the hotel could be paying £27.20 per day or nearly £10,000 per year for wasted water. This does not include dripping or leaky taps or when visitors leave a tap running.
PIR WaterSave® system comprises a wall-mounted control panel and a 360º PIR (Passive Infra-Red) motion sensor which together control low-energy, motorised isolating valves, switching the water supply on and off as required, through the detection of movement in the monitored area.
The system can also connect to an existing PIR motion sensor lighting system.
Each control panel can manage up to three motorised valves and a further two PIR motion sensors if required.
PIR WaterSave® provides flow monitoring in line with the defined BREEAM standard WAT 03 and can earn one BREEAM credit subject to a successful audit by an authorised third-party assessor.
The aim of WAT 03 is to reduce the impact of water leaks that may otherwise go undetected.
One credit – Compliant flow control devices.