Water-saving solutions

Water saving products and devices in Mumbai and across India

Industrisol supplies water saving devices in Mumbai and across India for offices, hotels, housing societies, hospitals, schools and homes. From tap nozzles and aerators to pressmatic taps, low-flow shower heads and toilet tank banks, we help you cut water use fixture by fixture without major plumbing work.

  • Devices for taps, showers, health faucets and toilets
  • Simple retrofit: most fit existing fixtures
  • Bulk supply for facilities and housing projects
  • Help choosing the right device for each fixture

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Why fit water saving devices?

Only a very small share of the world's fresh water is readily available for use, and many Indian cities face seasonal shortages and tanker dependence. In a building, much of the waste happens at the fixture: taps left running at full flow, long showers and full-volume flushes.

Water saving devices tackle this at the point of use. They lower the flow of each fixture, shut water off automatically or reduce the volume per flush. Because the change is built into the fixture, savings happen every time, without relying on people to change habits.

Saving water also saves energy: less water has to be pumped, treated, stored, heated and sent for treatment after use. That cuts electricity bills and the building's carbon footprint along with the water bill.

Water saving devices we supply

Click through to see models, or tell us your fixtures and we will recommend a set.

Where water is used and how to save it

Typical figures for common fixtures. Actual savings depend on pressure and usage.

Fixture Typical conventional flow Water saving device Approximate flow after
Washbasin tap 8 to 15 LPM Mist nozzle or spray aerator 0.3 to 2 LPM
Kitchen sink tap 8 to 15 LPM Laminar or foam aerator 4 to 6 LPM
Shower About 12 LPM or more Low-flow shower head About 5 LPM or less
Public washroom tap Runs until closed Pressmatic self-closing tap Shuts off after a few seconds
Toilet cistern Full tank per flush Dual-flush converter or tank bank Reduced volume per flush

Other ways to save water in a building

  • Sensor taps dispense water only while hands are under the spout.
  • Automatic shut-off valves between the pipe and shower head let users pause flow while soaping, then resume at the same temperature.
  • Dual-flush converters give a small flush for liquid waste and a full flush only when needed.
  • Grey water diverters collect lightly used water from showers and laundry for flushing or gardening.
  • Rainwater harvesting and storage tanks reduce dependence on municipal or tanker supply.
  • Rain shut-off devices and weather-based irrigation controllers stop sprinklers running when the soil is already wet.
  • Water meters and automatic pump controllers help track use and stop overhead tank overflow.

How we help you plan a water saving retrofit

01

List your fixtures

Share the number and type of taps, showers, health faucets and toilets, with photos if possible.

02

Device recommendation

We suggest the right device and flow rate for each fixture, keeping user comfort in mind.

03

Quotation

You receive a consolidated quotation for the full building or project.

04

Supply and support

We supply the devices with fitting guidance and remain available for adapters and replacements.

What to include in your enquiry

Not sure about some details? Send what you have — we will ask the right follow-up questions.

  • Type of building and approximate number of users
  • Fixture count: basin taps, kitchen taps, showers, health faucets, toilets
  • Tap thread type and size, or photos of typical fixtures
  • Water supply: overhead tank or pressure pump
  • Any targets for green building or water audit compliance

FAQ

Frequently asked questions

Still have a question? Call +91 90433 36700 or send an enquiry.

What are the most effective water saving devices for a building?

For most buildings the biggest gains come from tap nozzles or aerators on washbasins, low-flow shower heads, pressmatic or sensor taps in public washrooms, and dual-flush converters or tank banks on toilets. These are low-cost retrofits that work on existing fixtures and save water every time they are used.

Do water saving devices need a plumber to install?

Most do not. Tap nozzles and aerators screw onto the tap, shower heads screw onto the arm, and tank banks sit inside the cistern. Pressmatic taps, sensor taps and dual-flush converters replace existing parts and are best fitted by a plumber.

Will low-flow fittings reduce comfort?

Modern low-flow fittings are designed to feel effective. Aerators mix in air, and mist or spray nozzles spread water over the hands, so users rarely notice the lower volume. Choosing the right flow for each fixture, such as more for kitchens and less for basins, keeps comfort high.

Can water saving devices reduce electricity bills?

Yes. Less water used means less pumping from sumps to overhead tanks, less treatment and, for hot water, less heating. Buildings with booster pumps and water heaters usually see energy savings alongside lower water consumption.

Do you supply devices for housing societies and offices in bulk?

Yes. We supply water saving devices in bulk for offices, housing societies, hotels, hospitals and institutions in Mumbai and across India. Share your fixture count for a consolidated quotation.

Start saving water at every fixture

Share your fixture list and we will recommend water saving devices with a quotation for your building.