Enduce E1

Maximum energy savings. Minimum effort.

The hidden energy bill in buildings

In modern buildings, hot water heating accounts for up to 40 % of total energy consumption - a share that has increased as buildings have become more energy efficient. At the same time, huge amounts of thermal energy are washed down the drain without being recovered.

The Enduce E1 recovers a large part of the heat in the wastewater, creating direct energy savings, reducing power demand and improving the energy performance of the building - without affecting comfort or operation.

The real estate sector accounts for a significant share of energy use.

The construction and real estate sector accounts for 39 % of Sweden's total energy consumption - equivalent to 144 TWh per year.

Source: Eurostat, Energy consumption in EU households, 2020.

A large part of the energy is used for hot water production.

In newly built homes, up to 40 % of total energy use goes to hot water.

Source: Based on the Swedish National Board of Housing, Building and Planning's energy consumption for hot water production 25 kWh/m2 and an energy performance of the building 62 kWh/m2.

The shower is the largest consumer of hot water in households.

The shower combines high water flow with a long usage time, making it the single biggest energy consumer in households.

Source: Sevela P et al, University of Innsbruck, Unit of Energy Efficient Building, Potential of waste-water heat recovery in reducing the EU's energy need, 2022.

Local energy recovery in the shower is the most efficient solution.

Locating heat recovery directly in the shower minimizes energy losses and maximizes recovery rates. Studies show that heat recovery in the shower can provide up to 80 % higher efficiency than centralized solutions.

Source: R. Saagi et al, City-wide model-based analysis of heat recovery from wastewater using an uncertainty-based approach, 2022, and Passive House Institute, The potential of waste- water heat recovery systems, 2022.

Illustration av den termiska utvecklingen inom byggnadsteknik som infraröd termografi
Enduce E1
Traditional shower

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common questions

The installation of the Enduce energy recovery floor drain leads to a significant reduction of energy consumption during the operational phase (EPD module B1).
Calcareous water does not have a problematic impact on the floor drain either on the gray water side (used shower water) or the tap water side. 
A hot water-based cleaning system heats, melts and flushes greasy deposits out of the heat recovery system's heat exchanger.
Series production and assembly take place mainly in Sweden. The product consists largely of recycled material. The brass is lead-free.
Enduce E1 meets the requirements of the Swedish National Board of Housing, Building and Planning. To date, the technology has been used over 15,000 times.
There are no regulations that prevent energy efficient technologies at the application level in showers.