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in the future. Many are already England is still required.
designing-in TMV products to stay Combining the best of water
ahead of expected legislative saving products with the best in
changes, but also to ensure any water safety ensures that
duty of care issues are complied washrooms remain places of
with in full. It is essential to look for cleanliness and safety while
a manufacturer who can offer conserving natural resources.
products certified by the BuildCert Manufacturers are producing
TMV2 or TMV3 schemes in such products that meet the
an important field. requirements of the relevant
The ultimate aim in installing TMV schemes in terms of water
water saving taps, washroom safety, but the requirements of
sensors and shower regulators is to water saving must also
reduce water consumption to no be addressed.
greater than 125 litres per head per Manufacturers have been using
day. With the greater use of eco their skills for years to eliminate the
taps and a willingness to embrace risk of scaling while increasing flow
the technology, this target is from a low-pressure system,
achievable. The objective for water but we must now look at reducing
safety is to see a reduction in the the volume of water going through
numbers killed or injured through the taps, mixers and showers in the
scalding hot water and while washroom in order to meet the
progress has been made in environmental demands of the
Scotland, a change in legislation in water saving agenda. 113
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