Practicing What We Preach
Water conservation:
Water conservation: Electronic taps are usually designed with a low flow rate, an aerator in the spout and system or materials that prevent leakage. For instance, while traditional basin taps pour between 10 and 15 litres per minute, sensor taps would not use more than 6 litres. Bear in mind that a dripping tap can waste between 300 ml and 1 litre per hour.
Energy saving in the long term:
Each sensor tap requires 6, 9 or 12 volts, depending on the brand. This expense is unavoidable, whether hardwired or battery operated. Nonetheless, e-taps can make a difference during activation. Selecting the preferred flow and temperature every time a traditional faucet is activated wastes energy, among other things.