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Frequently Asked Questions
What does removing the water save?
A whole service, per fixture.
No supply, valve, cistern or sensor.
And no power for a sensor either.
Only a waste connection is needed.
Which is a real installation saving.
Where is it the only option?
Where water is scarce or expensive.
Or simply not available at the position.
Temporary and remote facilities.
And buildings under water restriction.
It works where nothing else does.
What happens to the drainage?
It stops being flushed.
A conventional urinal sends litres down.
Which carries deposits away.
Without that, concentrated urine sits.
And deposits build in the pipe.
Is that why some installations fail?
Yes, and it is misattributed.
Scale and struvite reduce the bore.
Over months, until it blocks.
It is reported as the fixture failing.
It is a drainage problem.
What does the waste design need?
Adequate falls and short horizontal runs.
Appropriate pipe material.
Accessible rodding points.
And a periodic flushing or dosing regime.
All of it decided at design stage.
Can they be retrofitted?
Cautiously, and that is where trouble starts.
Existing drainage was designed for flushing.
Long shallow runs will silt up.
Survey the waste before converting.
Not after the fixtures are in.
Is maintenance actually lower?
Different, rather than lower.
The water bill falls.
A cartridge and cleaning cost appears.
Compare both, not just the water.
That is the honest comparison.