Sloan, the world’s leading manufacturer of commercial plumbing systems, has expanded its lineup of CX Flushometers to offer an even more water-efficient 1.1 gallons per flush (gpf) option for water closets.
Introduced in 2018, the flushometer with the industry’s smallest front access wall panel—nearly 70% smaller than the industry standard—initially featured 1.28 and 1.6 gpf water closet options. The new water-saving flushometer is designed to deliver enhanced sustainability to a wide range of facilities, all without interrupting design or architecture.
“The CX Flushometer is Sloan’s most innovative flush valve design in over 50 years and represents the future of concealed flushometers,” said Mark Lawinger, Sloan senior product line manager, flushometers and fixtures. “With the flushometer’s new low-flush capacity, Sloan’s CX Flushometer is able to deliver both enhanced water efficiency to go along with its sleek concealed design.”
In addition to its enhanced water-saving capabilities, the CX Flushometer is available in Polished Chrome and PVD options such as Brushed Stainless, Brushed Nickel, Graphite, or Polished Brass that elevate the product’s aesthetic level.
The CX Flushometer also provides building owners with more usable restroom space by generating 60% more space without requiring a rear access plumbing chase.
Featuring an integrated control stop and adjustable flush connection with an all-vertical, in-line rough-in, the CX Flushometer streamlines the installation process, allowing the installer to easily bring the plumbing to the valve. Routine maintenance can take place conveniently in front of the wall, instead of the tedious repairs typically associated with navigating the narrow, congested plumbing chases. The CX Flushometer is also available in 0.125, 0.25, and 0.5 gpf options for urinals.
For more information on Sloan’s CX Flushometer and its new water-saving solution, visit Sloan’s website. Follow Sloan on Facebook, Twitter, Instagram, and LinkedIn for additional updates.
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