Question 1

How do I know if I have air bubbles in the water coming into my facility?

Accepted Answer

There are many ways air gets into the water supply as it travels though the pipes from your water supplier. Although water providers try to prevent outside air infusion, air is drawn into the water line in many ways such as during common main line breakages, pumps along the water line, small cracks or damaged joint seals and changes in temperature.
 
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Most water meters measure volume passing through the meter so you are billed for the volume of water plus the air. The WAVE Water Efficiency Valve compresses the air in the pipe as it goes through the meter so you are billed only for water, not water plus air bubbles. This results in up to 30% reduction in water costs.
 
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Question 2

What are the available sizes of The Wave Valve?

Accepted Answer

The Wave Valve is manufactured in the following sizes, plus metric sizes, from 1" to 16." We can also build custom Wave Valves in sizes up to 36 inches.

Question 3

Can I install The Wave Valve technology myself?

Accepted Answer

Yes, however WaveLytix recommends a licensed plumber or mechanical contractor install the system. WaveLytix has a team of licensed, certified installers available to install it for you.

Question 4

Will there be a noticeable loss in water pressure after The Wave Valve is installed?

Accepted Answer

The water coming from the city is often over-pressurized, causing you to use more water than necessary. Lower water pressure is desirable and typically not enough that guests or customers notice. In most instances the desired pressure drop is between 6 to 8 psi, and the pressure can be adjusted to suit customers’ requirements.

Question 5

How will I know The Wave Valve is working?

Accepted Answer

You will know The Wave Valve is working based on the immediate reduction in your volume usage, and a lower water bill.