We visited the four care homes operated by Ballesol in Madrid to measure current water consumption and look at potential ways of saving water and, in so doing, energy and cost.
- Ballesol Mirasierra
- Ballesol Pasillo Verde
- Ballesol Latina
- Ballesol Principe de Vergara
Ballesol Mirasierra
- The problem: the care home wanted its showers and basins to be more efficient and sustainable in their use of water and energy.
- The solution: Showersmart was chosen for the showers and M22 for the basin taps. option to install Connect in the showers in order to regulate their temperature to a range between 28 and 32 degrees. Taps 1P Inline
- The result: Annual water consumption fell from 12,045m3 to 4,270m3 once Showersmart was installed. An annual saving of 7,775 euros
Ballesol Pasillo Verde
- The problem: the care home wanted its showers and basins to be more efficient and sustainable in their use of water and energy
- The solution: Showersmart was chosen for the showers and M22 for the basin taps option to install Connect in the showers in order to regulate their temperature to a range between 28 and 32 degrees. Taps 1P Inline
- The result: Annual water consumption fell from 11.826 m3 to 5,124 m3, following the installation of Showersmart. An annual saving of 6,702 m3 and 6,702 euros
Ballesol Latina
- The problem: The maintenance department uses aerators that produce a variable flow of 11-12 litres/minute.
- The solution: Showersmart was chosen for the showers and M22 for the basin taps. Potential for 1P Inline in the taps
- The result: Annual water consumption fell from 11,315 m3 to 4.412m3 following the installation of Showersmart: annual savings of 6,702€ and 6,903 m3.
Ballesol Principe de Vergara
- The problem: Showerheads allowing a flow of 12 litres/minute.
- The solution: Showersmart was chosen for the showers and M22 for the basin taps. Potential for 1P Inline in the taps
- The result: Annual usage fell from 8,979m3 to 5,836m3 following the installation of Showersmart: annual savings of 3,143 m3 and 3,143 euros.
