Neoperl ecobooster adjustable button - shower hose

Article number: 7611038195014 View all from Neoperl > View more: Shower > Ecobooster for installation between shower hose and hand shower It works easily! When you open the shower faucet, the Ecobooster faucet is set to a water-saving mode. In the shower, this means 11 L/min. With a simple push of a button, it switches from the water-saving mode to a full jet of 20 L/min. This temporarily provides a fuller jet while showering. As soon as you close the faucet, the booster automatically switches back to the water-saving mode. A perfect combination of water conservation and added convenience. The Ecobooster provides optimal water flow with hand showers that only have one setting. Product specifications Ecobooster Adjustable knob - Shower/Hose - Intermediate piece Shower Item description Ecobooster Adjustable knob - Shower/Hose Item number 7611038195014 Version Intermediate piece Shower Product type Flow restrictors Quickly installed Yes Product type Flow restrictors Liters per minute 9L Application Shower Country of origin Germany Tips In general, washing dishes by hand is usually better than using the dishwasher. Use natural dishwashing liquid. This means you can essentially reuse the rinse water for your garden. Watch out for leaky taps. This may seem like a small saving, but a heavily dripping tap can waste 15,000 liters of water Take a short shower instead of a bath Use a shower timer Use a water-saving shower head. Let the tap run as little as possible while soaping your hands and shaving Use cold water instead of hot to save energy. Choose natural care products that minimize the impact on surface water. Turn off the tap while brushing your teeth. Protect valuable water. NEOPERL® products preserve and protect the most important requirement for life on our planet: water. Drinking water is a highly valuable and limited resource. The NEOPERL Group, with more than 1,700 employees worldwide, has set itself the goal of promoting the sustainable use of this limited resource with its products. As a leading supplier of intelligent components for sanitary fittings, NEOPERL supplies fitting manufacturers worldwide. Manufacturers of systems that heat, transport, regulate, or treat water are also among its international customers. Furthermore, the product range for national and international trade is constantly expanding. By continuously optimizing its product range, logistics, and customer service, NEOPERL has succeeded in establishing itself as a progressive and reliable trading partner. Joint Venture: NEOPERL collaborates with customers and suppliers through a proven innovation process: "Joint Innovation." Based on market knowledge, new products are developed jointly. "Joint" stands for intensive collaboration with customers, early involvement of top-notch suppliers, and the utilization of all NEOPERL expertise. This consistent objective also benefits trade in the form of excellent and internationally recognized products. Environmental information about Ecobooster Adjustable Knob - Shower/Hose: Every day, we use an average of about 120 liters of water per person. Most of our water is used for washing, cleaning, and flushing the toilet. Shower: 39.7 liters Sink: 5.1 liters Toilet flush: 36.2 liters Washing, hand: 2.1 liters Washing, machine: 1.9 liters Food preparation: 1.7 liters Other: 7.6 liters The major advantage, but also the disadvantage, of our water is its price. The price of our tap water is relatively low. Therefore, in purely financial terms, saving water offers little benefit. However, the most important reason to save water is to save energy. Purifying water requires a lot of energy. The water purification process is a complex and time-consuming process. Also consider the energy used by the pumps that maintain pressure in the water pipes. Furthermore, water purification processes burden the environment through the use of additives, chemicals, and all sorts of filter materials. Pumping groundwater causes dehydration of the natural environment within the water extraction areas. Purifying our water is becoming increasingly complex due to fertilizers and substances from the chemical industry (cleaning agents and medications). If the quality of our drinking water continues to decline due to contamination, water companies will be forced to add chlorine to our tap water. I believe this is something we absolutely should not want. Clean drinking water is expected to become scarcer and more expensive in the future. This is every reason to use our water responsibly and sustainably.