Hi folks. New user here. Building a new one family home. Two questions:
1. Was hoping to use a faucet by Lacava. It is rated at 1.0 gpm but does not have watersense labeling. Does that still qualify for LEED credits?
2. How do free-standing tub fillers get rated? The actual tub filler is a 3.5 gpm but the shower head component of it is 1.75gpm. Will that qualify for credits?
emily reese moody
Sustainability Director, Certifications & ComplianceJacobs
LEEDuser Expert
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July 16, 2021 - 12:25 am
Hi Alexander,
Welcome!
You'll likely find more appropriate guidance under the pages dedicated to the LEED for Homes questions; just navigate to that version via the filters on the "LEED CREDITS" link at the top of this page.
I'm not much familiar with the Homes version, but from what I see at a glance, it does appear your faucet will require a Watersense label. Tub fillers are not usually tracked under the water use, at least not on commercial projects. The showerhead is what will be tracked on its own; that one also must have a Watersense label, though it seems 1.75 or better is what you'd want to aim for, so you're at least on your way.