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We’ve all seen them — the ancient toilets that need to be replaced as part of an upgrade or remodel; the ones that use upwards of 3.5 to seven gallons of water per flush.
On Demand The COVID-19 era has created new risks for buildings, any of which have seen significantly lower occupancy and therefore water is not regularly running through their facilities. Stagnation in tanks can create a host of new problems and health concerns for building occupants. ASSE 1082 is a new standard that eliminates the need for mixing valves, while maintaining reliability and reducing Legionella risks. In this session, you’ll learn how the new ASSE 1082 standard can be integrated into water heating projects to reduce operating costs, save space and reduce the risks of Legionella.
