Certificates and Compliances

WaterSense is a U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) program designed to encourage water efficiency in the United States through the use of a special label on consumer products.WaterSense labeled products are backed by independent, third-party certification and meet EPA's specifications for water efficiency and performance, ensuring exceptional performance, savings on your water bills, and assurance that you are saving water for future generations.

We're the first in our industry to develop a thermostatic shower system that's entirely compliant with the California Green Building Standards Code (CALGreen). Our innovative design modifications meet the CALGreen code requirements while still offering the superior features and benefits of a thermostatic shower system, including volume control, anti-scald protection and precision water temperature settings. CALGreen is California's first green building code and first in the nation state-mandated green building code.

Proposition 65 is an initiative that requires businesses to provide
warnings to Californians about significant exposures to chemicals that cause cancer, birth defects, or other reproductive harm. The goal of Proposition 65 is to inform people about exposure to chemicals listed under the law and thereby reduce their exposure to those chemicals.

The Uniform Plumbing Code (UPC), is a model code created by the International Association of Plumbing and Mechanical Officials (IAPMO) to regulate the installation and inspection of plumbing systems in order to advance the health, safety, and welfare of the general public.

CSA certification indicates that a product has been examined and found to be compliant with the standards for electrical, mechanical, and/or plumbing products.

Every product with this mark complies with ADA regulations. ADA compliance testing refers to the Americans with Disabilities Act Standards for Accessible Design, It mandates that people with disabilities have access to all electronic and informational technology.

WRAS stands for Water Regulations Advisory Scheme. It is a certification indicating that a product complies with the high standards set out by water regulations.
In order to get WRAS certification, companies need to undergo strict mechanical and water quality testing. Our products comply with all the regulations and standards that the Water Supply Regulations set out. This type of approval requires years of research, design, a high level of manufacturing, constant monitoring, and re-approval.

NSF certification is very important to make sure that the products you use meet strict standards for public health protection. Choosing an NSF-certified product ensures that the company adheres to the strict standards and guidelines set by NSF. Before a product can receive NSF certification, it must pass stringent requirements including material analyses, product testing, and unannounced plant inspections.

The Certificate of Sanitary Conformity, often known as the ACS, is a legal document attesting that the materials making up sanitary equipment in contact with water meant for consumption are not likely to cause the water's quality to degrade.
This certification of sanitary conformity pertains specifically to items like mixers and other items that come into touch with water that is intended for human consumption.

The German abbreviation TÜV stands for Technischer Überwachungsverein, or Technical Inspection Association. In order to identify potential risks and stop harm, these associations are independent companies that test, inspect, and certify technologies, products, and systems.
A TUV certification indicates that a sample of the product has been examined for safety and found to comply with the German Equipment and Product Safety Act's minimum standards.

TMV2 is a testing scheme for thermostatic mixing valves, including shower valves.
A product that has received TMV2 certification has successfully completed a number of tests, ensures that international standards are met, and is considered suitable for installation in residential buildings.

The TMV3 Scheme is a testing scheme for thermostatic mixing valves, including shower valves that enforce higher level of testing because it is specifically intended to classify valves for healthcare or other commercial environments.
These tests are based on the D08 specification implemented by the National Health Service (NHS), which demands that a valve is capable of consistent water pressure and temperature even while the hot and cold water supply it receives may vary. They must also meet certain standards of reliability in order to be suitable for use in a healthcare capacity.

The NF mark indicates safe, reliable, and efficient products that conform to the demands of the regulatory standards in terms of safety, functional performance, and energy efficiency. It assures a high standard of durability.

DVGW stands for (Deutscher Verein des Gas). Its official English translation is the German Technical and Scientific Association for Gas and Water.
A DVGW certificate confirms that the functionality and the materials used for the tested product comply with current DVGW standards, as well as other national and international codes of practice, ordinance regulations, and procedures.