Niagara, a leader in the water-conservation space, believes that everyday ingenuity can answer a global crisis. Through advanced technology, Niagara has re-engineered the way people use water by creating high-efficiency toilets that work better...

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The Benefits of Implementing Water Conservation Standards by Building Beyond Code

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The planet is currently in a water scarcity crisis, which is significantly affected by toilet water usage. This course examines the current plumbing codes, standards, and regulations that address toilet water usage, the need for and benefits of going beyond current standards, and the goals of a variety of beyond-the-code voluntary standards and rating systems, such as LEED v4 BD+C and ICC 700 National Green Building Standard®. It explains the various types of low-flow and ultra-low-flow toilets, their pros and cons, and their selection criteria. It concludes with a sampling of successful cost- and water-saving installations.

Upon completion of this course, the Learner should be able to:

  • Significantly reduce water consumption and costs by using low-flow and ultra-low-flow toilets.
  • Capitalize on green building benefits by lowering water consumption with ultra-high-efficiency toilets (UHETs).
  • Inform developers of financial incentives related to water conservation for affordable housing programs.
  • Exceed current code and standard water consumption requirements by meeting water use requirements of LEED v4 BD+C, ICC 700, and other voluntary green building rating systems.

Approximately 1 hour. Delivered online, at your own pace.

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