Supply and cleaning
Water Management
Water use is controlled by the cleaning programme. Supply can come from a mains connection or a tank, sized for daily demand and refill intervals.
Technical illustration- Cleaning water
- Programme-controlled
- Supply condition
- Monitored
- Supply options
- Mains or tank
System planning
Water demand and supply
Daily water demand is estimated from expected use and the number of cleaning cycles.
The rinse programme is set for the selected product and configuration.
The estimate accounts for toilet use and cleaning separately.
The estimated demand helps determine the water supply or tank capacity.
The operating plan includes replenishment, inspections and routine maintenance.
Features
Cleaning water requirements
- Rinse water is controlled by the cleaning programme.
- Supply and storage are planned around expected demand.
- Water consumption varies by model and cleaning programme; figures are given in the relevant technical specifications.
Applications
Typical applications
Related products
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Product information
Content reviewed: September 5, 2026
Sensors, connectivity, solar and water systems vary by project. Available functions depend on the confirmed equipment specification.
Water system enquiries
The team can help assess a configuration based on expected use, water supply and drainage.