Waterless urinal systems: Maximum resource conservation for sustainable sanitary facilities
In times of rising water prices and growing environmental awareness, waterless urinal systems are the future-proof solution for commercial and public restrooms. A waterless urinal requires no flushing water, which significantly reduces operating costs and simplifies installation, as no water connection is needed. Thanks to innovative membrane or barrier fluid technology, these systems guarantee completely odor-free operation while simultaneously reducing cleaning effort. Discover our selection of highly efficient solutions made of robust ceramic or indestructible stainless steel.
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Sustainability through waterless urinal systems
A waterless urinal is far more than an ecological alternative; it is a highly efficient economic solution for high-traffic areas. Since waterless urinal systems do not require complex flushing mechanisms, mechanical defects in flushing fittings are completely eliminated. This makes them particularly low-maintenance and ideal for locations where water conservation is essential or where the infrastructure does not allow for a water supply at every wall.
The purchase of a waterless urinal often pays for itself within the first year of operation through savings on water and sewage fees alone. Furthermore, the formation of limescale is significantly reduced, as this primarily results from the chemical reaction of urine with hard water. Waterless urinal systems are therefore the cleanest choice for future-proof building design.
CLEANING AND CARE WITHOUT WATER
Maintaining waterless urinal systems is remarkably simple and efficient. Instead of time-consuming scrubbing of limescale, daily spraying with a specialized microbiological cleaner is usually sufficient. This keeps the waterless urinal shiny and supports the function of the siphon. Replacing the odor trap inserts, depending on usage frequency, takes only a few steps and requires no contact with the wastewater system.
No, provided the waterless urinal is properly maintained. The siphon allows urine to drain away, but a one-way valve or barrier prevents sewer gases from rising. In fact, waterless urinal systems often smell less than flushed systems because no warm, humid air circulates.
This depends on the model and frequency of use. On average, a waterless urinal requires a replacement every 7,000 to 10,000 uses. The process takes less than a minute and guarantees the continued functionality of waterless urinal systems .