Working Principle The Flushclean system traps air and as it fills with water, it uses the water supply line pressure to compress the trapped air inside. The compressed air is what forces the water into the bowl, so instead of the "pulling" or siphon action of a gravity unit, the pressure-assist unit "pushes" waste out. This vigorous flushing action cleans the bowl better than gravity units.Flushclean has dual-button and more water-saving.
Advantage : Water saving - under the normal water pressure (3 kg/cm2), the water consumption is approximately 1.5 liters to 3 liters for each minor flush without sacrificing performance (save up to 50％ more water than conventional technologies) and 4.2 liters for each major flush (save up to 30％ more water than conventional technologies). Cleaner flushing - less water is needed in a more powerful flushing action that completed in about 5 seconds. This resulted in cleaner flushing and significant water saving in comparison with the traditional gravity toilet. Preventing toilet clog - with turbo-charged flushing action, Flushclean can easily flushing away most toughest solid waste. Easy to install - no extra requirement than traditional gravity toilet, no electricity is required to operate .
Advanced Bowl Design FlushClean equipped bowls are hydraulically designed to "push" contents out of the trap way instead of gravity siphoning. Siphoning requires a more complicated trapway, impeding performance.FlushClean 'S trap way is simple, only needing one bend. FlushClean - equipped water closets eliminate the need to double flush because the trapway design has fewer bends. Toilets with FlushCleanuse a siphon-jet bowl to meet and exceed ANSI/ASME A112.19.2M and CSA B-45 performance requirements.
Largest Trapway FlushClean-equipped water closets have trapways that are specifically designed to allow waste to be extracted earlier in the flush, unlike gravity trapways, which require a choke area or siphon bend that ultimately restricts flow.