8 LPM Foam flow Water Aerator

Description

Greenly WaterSAVE 8 LPM Foam flow Water Aerator for Faucets – 8 liters per minute (LPM) – Foam flow pattern (WS-F8)

Water aerators are flow regulators fits onto the end of the tap or can be inserted inside of the existing spout.

These water saving devices will control the amount of water that flows through the tap without affecting the water pressure as they mix the water with air. While oil and water don’t mix, air and water certainly can which will save water and money. The aerator acts as a sieve, separating a single flow of water into many tiny streams which introduces the air in to the water flow. Also as there is less space for the water to flow through, the water flow is reduced, resulting in water savings. As the water pressure is maintained, most people don’t notice a difference in the amount of water coming out of an aerated faucet yet benefit from the water efficiency.

However, if you are filling the sink to wash dishes, it may take twice as long, a small price to pay for the associated water savings.

Using Tap Aerators

Tap aerators are of most use to those with older taps in their home which run on average around 15 liters of water per minute. Adding an aerator to an older tap can reduce this to as little as 6 liters of water per minute. You can install aerators on 95% of taps however the biggest water saving benefit is achieved in the bathroom or kitchen sinks where you are often turning the taps on and off to wash your hands and for other uses.

Tap aerators can save as much as up to half your water usage through this way. When you are using aerated water, you are unlikely to notice the difference except for saving water resulting in lower bills. Estimates are that aerators can save you up to 1,274 liters of water a month and when you save water, you will use less gas or oil to heat it and save money on these bills als aerators are also known as flow regulators. The aerator is a small attachment that either fits onto the end of the tap or can be inserted inside of the existing spout. These water saving devices will control the amount of water that flows through the tap without affecting the water pressure as they mix the water with air. While oil and water don’t mix, air and water certainly can which will save water and money. The aerator acts as a sieve, separating a single flow of water into many tiny streams which introduces the air in to the water flow. Also as there is less space for the water to flow through, the water flow is reduced, resulting in water savings.

As the water pressure is maintained, most people don’t notice a difference in the amount of water coming out of an aerated faucet yet benefit from the water efficiency. However, if you are filling the sink to wash dishes, it may take twice as long, a small price to pay for the associated water savings.Tap aerators are of most use to those with older taps in their home which run on average around 15 liters of water per minute. Adding an aerator to an older tap can reduce this to as little as 6 litres of water per minute. You can install aerators on 95% of taps however the biggest water saving benefit is achieved in the bathroom or kitchen sinks where you are often turning the taps on and off to wash your hands and for other uses.

Tap aerators can save as much as up to half your water usage through this way. When you are using aerated water, you are unlikely to notice the difference except for saving water resulting in lower bills. Estimates are that aerators can save you up to 1,274 litres of water a month and when you save water, you will use less gas or oil to heat it and save money on these bills als aerators are also known as flow regulators. The aerator is a small attachment that either fits onto the end of the tap or can be inserted inside of the existing spout. These water saving devices will control the amount of water that flows through the tap without affecting the water pressure as they mix the water with air. While oil and water don’t mix, air and water certainly can which will save water and money.

The aerator acts as a sieve, separating a single flow of water into many tiny streams which introduces the air in to the water flow. Also as there is less space for the water to flow through, the water flow is reduced, resulting in water savings. As the water pressure is maintained, most people don’t notice a difference in the amount of water coming out of an aerated faucet yet benefit from the water efficiency. However, if you are filling the sink to wash dishes, it may take twice as long, a small price to pay for the associated water savings.

Foam flow 8 LPM Water Aerators are

• Saves around 10% compared to normal aerators.
• Best suitable for Kitchen taps and places where the water requirement is very higher.
• Anti-clogging filter screen filters sediments and particles.
• perfect flow quality even under different flow conditions.
• Extended life.
• very low noise level.
• Easy installation and maintenance.
• Fulfills all standard requirements.
• DIY – easily replaceable using a 22 mm spanner or a cutting Plier.
• Flow patterns – Foam and Spray.
• Reduce Energy bills.
• Best Return on Investment.