URIMAT WATERLESS URINALS

Waterless urinals offer several advantages for commercial facilities:

1. Significant water savings: Waterless urinals eliminate the need for flushing, which can save a significant amount of water compared to traditional flush urinals. On average, a flush urinal uses around 1-3 gallons (3.8-11.4 liters) of water per flush, while waterless urinals use no water at all. This can result in substantial water savings, especially in facilities with high foot traffic or large restroom areas.
2. Cost savings: By eliminating the need for water usage, waterless urinals can lead to significant cost savings on water bills. Commercial facilities that experience high restroom usage or have multiple restrooms can see substantial financial benefits over time.
3. Reduced maintenance and cleaning: Waterless urinals require less maintenance and cleaning compared to flush urinals. Since there is no water involved, there is no risk of overflowing, leaks, or plumbing issues related to flushing mechanisms. Additionally, without the need for flush valves or handles, there are fewer parts that can wear out or require regular maintenance.
4. Improved hygiene: Waterless urinals typically have smoother surfaces and fewer crevices compared to flush urinals, reducing the risk of bacterial buildup and odors. With proper cleaning and maintenance, waterless urinals can provide a more hygienic restroom environment.
5. Environmental benefits: Waterless urinals contribute to water conservation efforts by eliminating the need for flushing, which helps reduce strain on local water supplies. Conserving water is essential for sustainable water management, especially in regions facing water scarcity or drought conditions.
6. Flexibility in installation: Waterless urinals do not require access to a water supply or plumbing for flushing, allowing for more flexibility in their installation. They can be easily retrofitted into existing restroom facilities or incorporated into new construction projects. This flexibility can be particularly advantageous when renovating older buildings or where water supply infrastructure is limited.

While there can be some initial costs associated with installing waterless urinals, such as purchasing the units and adjusting plumbing infrastructure, the long-term water and cost savings, along with reduced maintenance, can make them a worthwhile investment for commercial facilities.
It's important to note that proper maintenance and periodic replacement of the urinal cartridges or traps are necessary to ensure optimal performance and hygiene.