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| 1 - 11 |
$22.20 |
| 12 - 49 |
$20.87 |
| 50 +
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$19.54 |
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This affordable water-saving hand-held showerhead uses a non-removeable flow-compensator to guarantee a feeling of great force while using a maximum of 1.5 gallons of water per water. The non-aerated 9-jet turbo massage is adjustable: ranging from a gentle needle spray to forceful a jet. It will deliver a consistent flow rate regardless of the water pressure. The body is an ABS thermoplastic body, with a 72 inch long hose.
- Manufacturer Warranty: 10 years
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- Conserves water and saves money while enhancing pressure, performance, appearance and luxury!
- Consistent flow rate regardless of water pressure
- Saves 40% more energy & water*
- 72-inch tangle-free hose
- Non-removable flow compensator
- 9-Jet Turbo Massage - settings from forceful to gentle
- Non-aerating spray means less temperature loss with maximum energy savings
- Self-cleaning and maintenance free
- Installs easily, by hand and without tools
- Corrosion resistant high-impact ABS thermoplastic body
- Meets or exceeds ANSI specifications
- 10-year guarantee
- Model No: N2945CH
Niagara Conservation N2945CH Specs |
Handheld Niagara Earth Massage 1.5 gpm Showerhead Chrome Product Reviews
| Showerhead GPM - What Is It and Why You Should Pay Attention to It
1.5 gpm Showerhead Savings
To consider the water savings or return on investment from a 1.5 gpm showerhead , consider this: an older showerhead is typically 3-5 gallons per minute and though that may not seem like much, these numbers represent the amount of gallons of water used per minute and not per shower. Running this showerhead at full flow will result in the use of 30-50 gallons of water within 10 minutes. The Niagara 1.5 gpm would only use 15 gallons in 10 minutes. The water savings amount up to 35 gallons of water per person. Assuming 10 minutes showers for a family of 4 (and teenagers typically use a lot more)….this would represent a savings of 140 gallons in 1 day. Or 51,000 gallons each year! |
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