– Loopin has multiple filters.
– The first layer filters out impurities still visible to the eye.
– The second captures collagen-type impurities that are no longer visible to the eye.
– It is followed by an activated carbon filter, which binds the chemicals in the water.
– And after that there is another UV-C LED for disinfection.
– At the end there are the heating elements, which keep the water at the initial temperature.
– With medium pressure, minimal heating: 150-250 minutes
– With medium pressure, medium heating: 90-100 minutes
– With the highest pressure setting and the highest (maximum) heating: 40-50 minutes
– Only the activated charcoal filters need to be changed, the other filters can be simply cleaned.
– The replacement of the charcoal filter heavily depends on the amount and type of cleaning products used. Usually 1-6 months.
– The filter located on the bottom of the pump system should be cleaned after every use as this is the main filter that prevents the larger pieces of contaminants like hair from passing through.
– The built-in, washable filter should be cleaned according to the amount of bodywash used, roughly every 1 to 10 uses.
– No
– The charging time is between 2 and 4 hours.
– It depends on the size of the shower tray/the bath tub-about 5-10L of water should be enough. Water level should be high enough to cover the water level sign on the side of the device.
– The temperature should be set at the desired, or a little bit higher than desired temperature, so that Loopin will use less energy to heat the water.
– Starting the shower with cold water is not recommended as it requires a lot of energy to heat the water, unless the shower is taken cold.
– You will not need to add water to keep the system running, however you may wish to add hot water during a long shower to maintain the temperature.
– After the shower, the water left in the filter will flow back into the shower base tray or the bottom of the bath tub, through the pump system.
– Yes, Loopin has a 1/2 inch hose connector which can connect to any 1/2 inch hose.
– The results are specified for 1 shower per day for 1 person.
– Heating 1 liter of water by 1 °C requires 1.16 Wh of energy.
– The temperature of the water is increased by 30 °C.
– The CO2 generated during the production of 1 kWh of electricity: 0.5675 kg.
– The CO2 released upon burning 1 m3 of gas: 1.8 kg.
– The water requirement of Loopin: 12 l/shower.
– The production and delivery of clean water: 2 kWh/m3.
– The CO2 released during wastewater treatment: 0.046575 kg/shower.