Is the ROhS Directive a valid approach for demonstrating the cable meets the credit requirements? Please check this out: http://www.rohscompliancedefinition.com

Am I understanding this credit correctly to mean that paints are to have zero (0) content of lead....EPA standards are not acceptable, correct?

The faucets of Medical consult (Exam-treatament space) are considered for water intended for human consumption?

Thanks

Under the lead section, the credit language includes the requirement to "Upload lead documentation.

Q:    In regards to the following statement, as part of the MRc4.2 requirements:

When reading the credit literature it seems very clear to me that the requirements for copper pipe applications exclude medical gases such as N2, O2, ozone, vacuum..etc Is there any application th

Before LEEDuser set up these credit-specific Healthcare forums, there was a general Healthcare forum on which this MRc4.2 question was posted. I am reposting the Q&A here for convenience:

Hello, correct me if I'm wrong but the foregoing discussion showed us that RoHS testing for lead in electrical wire and cable does not meet the credit intent.

Has anyone had success in using this as an innovation credit for a health care project (or any project) registered under LEED NC or LEED CI?

How have other projects documented this credif if paint products do not participate in Green Seal certification?