
photo taken from Sloan website..
As an architect were always on the lookout for new products that are innovative and have great impact on our way of life. In my search for such i found this and it struck me as something worthy to share.
Greywater System Reclaims Water from Drains for Toilet Flushing
Sloan’s New Greywater System Puts Sink Water to Good Use
An average two-person household bathroom can expect to save as much as 5,000 gallons of fresh water per year by using the Sloan® AQUS® Greywater System.
Sloan Valve Company’s innovative, new Sloan® AQUS® Greywater System reclaims greywater from bathroom lavatory drains and reuses it in toilets, saving thousands of gallons of water annually. Installation of a Sloan AQUS Greywater System contributes to points for LEED® certification.
Sloan’s system funnels water that flows down lavatory sinks and routes it through a sanitizing device that cleans and filters the water. The water then goes to a storage reservoir under the sink. When a toilet that is connected to the system flushes, it pumps water from the reservoir to the flush tank.
This system significantly reduces the amount of clean, potable water needed for toilets by reusing greywater, which is perfectly suitable for flushing.
The Sloan AQUS Greywater System is ideal for hotels, schools, commercial buildings, government structures and single- and multi-family residences that have restrooms with regular, tank-type toilets. The system is based on technology from WaterSaver Technologies.
heres the website...http://www.sloanvalve.com/index_AQUS_Greywater_System_ENU_HTML.htm