To prevent water wastage from urinals over flushing, modern urinal flush systems can be equipped with sensors or timers that detect urinal usage. These sensors ensure that urinals only flush when they've been used, eliminating unnecessary flushes. Additionally, adjustable settings allow for fine-tuning the frequency and duration of flushing, optimising water usage and preventing over flushing. At Woosh Washrooms, our urinal water management systems are engineered to tackle the issue of water wastage caused by over flushing in urinals. These innovative systems incorporate state-of-the-art sensors and intelligent technology that are specifically designed to eliminate over flushing, thereby conserving water effectively.

A urinal flush system operates by using sensors or timers to detect when someone uses the urinal. When usage is detected, the system triggers a flush, releasing a specific amount of water to clean the urinal bowl. These systems are designed to be efficient, providing an adequate flush while minimising water usage. They are often touchless, improving hygiene by reducing contact with potentially contaminated surfaces.

The amount of water a urinal uses per day depends on its flush volume and how frequently it is used. On average, a standard urinal using a conventional flush system can consume around 3.8 to 11.4 liters per flush. If a urinal is used frequently throughout the day, it can potentially use several gallons or more. However, with water management systems in place, daily water usage can be significantly reduced, often by up to 80%, resulting in substantial water savings.