In daily life, the products we see will have a label introducing the basic energy consumption of the product. The basic energy consumption of the product is clearly marked on the above, which is more convenient for consumers to understand and distinguish the product. The
Saudi water efficiency label and the energy efficiency label we have seen are the same type of direct display of product energy consumption.
In 2015, Saudi Arabia proposed new implementation standards for toilets. Starting in 2018, Saudi Arabia will restrict faucets, shower toilets and other products in accordance with the implementation standards of the letter. These products must have clear water effects on the surface. The label indicates the water usage of the product. This facilitates the management of water consumption issues. The premise of the appearance of this label is to protect water resources and reduce water consumption. Therefore, after years of research and communication, all sanitary ceramics entering Saudi Arabia are required to be marked on the water consumption and to be distinguished according to the water level provided by Saudi Arabia.
At present, Saudi Arabia’s book efficiency label is divided into two situations, namely A and B two levels, A level corresponds to two stars, and B level corresponds to one star. There will also be detailed regulations on the water output corresponding to products with different star ratings. Taking showers and faucets as examples, the maximum flow rate is 9.5, while the maximum flow rate of mixed hot and cold water nozzles used in public toilets needs to be controlled at 1.9. From the current manufacturing technology, most of the sanitary products exported to Saudi Arabia It has been able to use this strict water standard, and has raised the standard for the use of its own products.
The development and protection of the environment is reflected in every detail. Although the implementation of the
Saudi water efficiency label is a very big impact for the entire industry, it is also a spur to improve technology. Therefore, after technical upgrades and improvements, many current products have been able to achieve such water consumption. Standards, whether for Saudi Arabia or for domestic product use, are actually a good environmental protection and energy saving constraint.
