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I have a LEED-NC 2009 hotel
NC-2009 WEp1:Water use reductionposted by Susan Di Giulio on
I have a LEED-NC 2009 hotel project and I am testing various fixtures in the WEp1 template.
Residential vs public
NC-2009 WEp1:Water use reductionposted by Todd Bundren on
Are the fixtures in a shared dormitory community bathroom considered residential or public? The bathrooms (including showers, toilets, and lavs) are for the residents/students, one per floor.
Buildings with no water use
NC-2009 WEp1:Water use reductionposted by LEED Pro Consultant on
Hello, I am working on a Campus project and some of the buildings do not require use of water because near buildings satisfy the occupants needs. My doubt is about the Leed Interpretation #10214.
Cal Green Code Maximum Flow Rate for Non-Residential Fittings
NC-2009 WEp1:Water use reductionposted by Jeremy Cressman on
Just when you thought you figured out the new commercial LEED faucet baseline (.5gpm or .25gallons per cycle) ... The State of California adopts the CalGreen Building Code effective January 2011 r
fixture family
NC-2009 WEp1:Water use reductionposted by jorge calderon on
If we are using an exposed WC Flush Valve, which fixture family and fixture type should we choose in table WEp1-3?
WC average flow rate for residential use
NC-2009 WEp1:Water use reductionposted by Udana Ratnayake on
we are working on a hotel project where the guest rooms are provided with dual flush (4.5L/3L) WCs. no urinals are provided.
gym facility showers
NC-2009 WEp1:Water use reductionposted by Saju Varghese on
I'm working on a community center that pretty much works as a facility.
lavatory faucet in a dormitory
NC-2009 WEp1:Water use reductionposted by Nelina Loiselle on
Hello, I am working on a Co-ed dormitory were all of the bathrooms will be residential with the exception of two single occupancy bathrooms on the ground floor.
Defining groups: male/female bath, dual flush toilet and urinals
NC-2009 WEp1:Water use reductionposted by Marcio Alberto Casado Pereira on
We are using 3/6 LPF dual flush toilets in both male and female restrooms. The WEp1 template doesn't allow us to input both rates, so in my understanding we have to input an average.
Eco Boost Option
NC-2009 WEp1:Water use reductionposted by Brightworks Sustainability on
My project is looking into a Kohler Awaken showerhead that performs at 1.5 gpm with a button to provide a 2.0 gpm "eco boost" when more pressure is needed for rinsing out hair.