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How is Enduce E1 installed in the joist?

The floor drain can be ordered with a mounting frame for installation in lightweight floors (e.g. wood and sheet metal beams) with floorboards, or with fastening ears for fastening and leveling before pouring the floor and floor.

What is the flow capacity?

The heat recovery system is optimized for the shower flow of 8-9 litres/minute and normally handles flows up to about 12 litres/minute.

Acoustics

The measurements show that the Enduce floor drain generates and transports less sound than the rest of the water and shower installation.

Backflow protection

Both the cold water connection and the hot water connection to the Enduce floor drain are designed to ensure watertight connections

Is there a risk of legionella?

Cooling time and temperature have been verified by independent tests at RISE after showering at 40 C.

Can it be installed in existing bathrooms?

Yes, Enduce floor drain can be installed in both new and existing properties.

Why energy recovery in the shower?

The shower combines the hottest average water flow with by far the longest duration for each tap.

Why energy recovery from domestic hot water?

In new buildings, domestic hot water accounts for 35-45% of the building's total energy use for heating.

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How is Enduce E1 installed in the joist?

What is the flow capacity?

Acoustics

Backflow protection

Is there a risk of legionella?

Can it be installed in existing bathrooms?

Why energy recovery in the shower?

Why energy recovery from domestic hot water?

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