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Basic1 CE LEED for Cities and CommunitiesLEED v4LEED v4.1WELL

Adopting Sensor Technology Throughout Commercial Restrooms to Optimize Hygiene and Sustainable Design

Sensor Technology in commercial restrooms eliminates touch points and reduces cross contamination. This technology is featured in faucets, flushometers, soap dispensers and hand dryers. Utilizing these products in restroom design can help optimize hygiene, as well as meet sustainability goals.

This course is approved for GBCI CE hours, but is not available through Education @USGBC.

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GBCI: 0920025259
Continuing education: 1 CE
AIA credit: 1 LU/HSW
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Objectives

  1. Explore the history of sensor technology and how it has continually evolved to optimize hygiene for the health, safety, and wellness of occupants.
  2. Examine the importance of designing commercial restrooms utilizing sensor technology to improve hygiene, save water, and conserve energy.
  3. Understand the advantages of sensor versus manual operation and explore considerations for replacing or retrofitting with sensor-operated fixtures.
  4. Describe cutting edge advancements in sensor technology and how high-efficiency sensor faucets and flushometers can help meet sustainability goals.

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