Product information
Brochure
Product presentation Enduce E1
Product data sheet
Technical specification and characteristics
Project support
BIM object (MagiCAD)
For downloading and designing in CAD
Energy calculation (TMF Energy)
Available via license at TMF/RISE
The RSK database
Product information via RSK
Dimensional sketch
Drawing with dimensions and connections
Strength calculation (Afry 2023)
For installation in concrete floors
Template for program document
Helps you to prescribe Enduce E1
Template for requirements formulation
For buyers who want to specify Enduce E1
Declaration and analysis
EPD
Environmental product declaration
eBVD
Construction product declaration
ACL
Life cycle assessment as basis for EPD
Reports and certificates
Type approval
Enduce E1, C901108 (RISE 2025)
Waterproofing certificate
Enduce E1 / APEX, C901073 (RISE 2025)
Efficiency test report
Heat exchanger efficiency (RISE 2022)
Instructions
Assembly instructions
For installers
Waterproofing instructions
For installers
Instructions for use
For users
Care instructions
Short version (see user manual for complete info)
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How to install Enduce E1
The Enduce E1 is robust and operates passively, without pumps, sensors or electronics. The product is installed in the floor joists in line with industry rules and standards. The main difference between a standard floor drain is that tap water is connected to the floor drain, partly to allow the heat from used shower water to be supplied (preheat) the cold water to the mixer, and partly to operate the integrated cleaning system that prevents clogging of the heat recovery system. Clear installation instructions are available for download - reviewed and accepted by Safe Water.









How Enduce E1 works
The Enduce floor drain recovers heat from the shower water through a highly efficient heat exchanger integrated directly into the shower floor drain. As used shower water flows through the heat exchanger, the heat is transferred to the incoming cold water of the shower, which is preheated. This means that significantly less hot water needs to be added when showering, reducing energy and hot water consumption by up to three quarters.

