Fixtures & Water HeatersQuestion 191 of 360
The federal WaterSense label on a plumbing fixture indicates that the fixture:
a.is made only of recycled brass
b.meets water-efficiency and performance criteria
c.requires no vent connection
d.is exempt from local permits
Explanation
WaterSense is an EPA program that labels fixtures meeting both water-efficiency and performance standards. A WaterSense toilet, for example, uses no more than 1.28 gpf while still flushing effectively. The label helps identify products that satisfy CALGreen efficiency goals.
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