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detected in the room. It is simple and cheap to add because only one device is required for the whole system. To prevent false-triggering of the automatic flush, most infrared detectors require that a presence be detected for at least five seconds, such as when a person is standing in front of it. This prevents a whole line of automatic flush units from triggering in series if someone just walks past them. The automatic flush mechanism also typically waits for the presence to go out of sensor range before flushing. This reduces water usage, compared to a sensor that would trigger a continuous flushing action throughout the whole time that a presence is detected. c. Water-Free Urinals Water-free urinals save time and money, conserve tremendous amounts of freshwater and create more hygienic, odor-free restrooms. These systems are less expensive to purchase and install than flush urinals because they have no flushing mechanism. All that is required is a drainage outlet, typically less than an hour to install, and seconds to install the cartridge. Major cost savings can be achieved: save 100% of the water going through urinals and 100% of water and sewer charges— both of which will certainly rise in the future. In addition a reduction in cost is noticed due to a lack of maintenance through a periodic changing of the cartridge and quick cleanup as with traditional urinals. Elimination of costs associated with stuck or broken valves from normal wear and vandalism. Reduction in pipe cleaning since lines remain free of calcification as no hard water is running through them. Reduction in energy costs associated with transporting water to and from urinals. 4.1.6.3 Eco Labeling and Certification In order to ensure the appropriate sustainable procurement, the following labels and/or certifications must be endorsed. a. Energy Star 68
Earning the ENERGY STAR means products meet strict energy efficiency guidelines set by the US Environmental Protection Agency. Products that have earned the ENERGY STAR deliver exceptional features, while using less energy. Saving energy helps save money on utility bills and protects the environment by reducing greenhouse gas emissions in the fight against climate change. 4.1.6.4 Water Taps Sustainable Public Procurement Criteria Table Table 15 - Water Taps Sustainable Procurement Criteria Table Sustainable Water Taps & Flush Systems Automatic Water Taps Eco Labels / Certifications Cost (+/-%) Performance (High/Medium/Low) Supplier Availability (Local Importer /International) Energy star High International suppliers Water / Air water taps Same with a water saving that is approximatly 50% High International suppliers 69
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