Sanitary ware

Sanitary Appliance Sanitary Ware:

EN 13310:2003 Kitchen sinks - Performance requirements and testing methods

EN 14688:2007 Sanitary products - Hand basins - Performance requirements and testing methods

EN 198:1987 Household Acrylic Bathtubs Part 1: Bathtub Specifications

EN 263:2002 Cross linked acrylic materials for household bathrooms and chassis

EN 200:2004 General Technical Specification for Sanitary Faucets - Single and Mixed Faucets (PN10)

EN 13407:2007 Suspended urinals Principles of Manufacturing and Inspection

EN 14528:2005 Functional requirements and testing methods for women's washing machines

EN 12764:2004 Specification for Massage Bathtubs

EN 13828:2003 Valves for Building Use - Manual Operated Copper Alloy and Stainless Steel Ball Valves for Drinking Water Supply in Buildings - Testing and Requirements

ASME A112.19.2-2003 Ceramic Sanitary Ware Toilet and Urine Flushing Function Requirements (Vitreous China Lavatories Ceramic Washbasin)

ANSI Z124.3-2005 American National Standard for Plastic Washbasins

ANSI Z124.6-1997 American National Standard for Plastic Water Sinks

ASME A112.19.4M-1994 Steel Enamel Sanitary Ware Equipment

ASME A112.19.3-2000 Stainless Steel Sanitary Ware (Designed for Residential Use)

ASME A112.19.1M-1994 Enamel Cast Iron Sanitary Ware Equipment

AS 1756-1999 Household sink

AS/NZS 1229:2002 Laundry sinks and basins

EN 14296:2005 Sanitary equipment - Public washing sinks

ASME A112.19.4M-1994 Steel Enamel Sanitary Ware Equipment

BS 1390:1990 Specification for steel plate glazed bathtubs

ASME A112.19.2-2003 Ceramic Sanitary Ware Toilet and Urine Flushing Function Requirements (Vitreous China Waterclosets Ceramic Toilet)

ASME A112.19.6-1995 Toilet and Urine Flushing Functional Requirements (Vitreous China Waterclosets Ceramic Toilets)

EN 997:2003 Toilet body and complete set of toilet with integral water storage bay

BS 3402:1969 Quality Specification for Ceramic Sanitary Equipment

ANSI Z124.5-1997 American National Standard for Plastic Toilet Rings and covers

ASME A112.19.5-1999 Accessories for toilets, water tanks, and urinals

AS 1371-1973 molded plastic toilet seat ring

BS 1254:1981 Specification for toilet seat rings and covers (plastic)

ASME A112.18.1-2005 Sanitary Water Supply Accessories

AS/NZS 3718:2005 Water Supply Equipment - Tap changers

EN 817:1997 Sanitary faucets - Mechanical mixers (PN) - General technical standards

EN 200:2002 Sanitary Faucets - Single Faucets and Combination Faucets (PN 10) - General Technical Standards

ASME A112.18.2-2002 Sanitary Fixed Drainage Equipment

ASME A112.18.6-2003 Flexible Water Connectors

AS 1432-2004 Copper pipes for bathroom, gas and drainage installations

EN 274-1:2002E, EN 274-2:2002E, EN 274-3:2002E Drainage systems for bathroom equipment

AS 2620.1-1983 Household rubber hoses - Reinforced hoses

BS 3746-1990 Specification for rubber hoses

EN 14428:2005 Shower Fences - Functional Requirements and Testing Methods

EN 1112:1997 Shower heads for bathroom faucets

EN 1113:1997 Shower hoses for bathroom faucets

EN 14527:2002 Household shower basin

Toilet MAP Test Specification Version 7:

Maximum Performance (MaP) Testing Toilet Fixture Performance Testing Specification Version 7 --Effective April 1, 2018

Include but not limit below Update information in Version 7

(I)

Previous Section 7 (Fill Valve Integrity Test Protocol) has been deleted from the MaP specification since it is already covered in the ASME A112.19.2/CSA B45.1 harmonized product standard. The associated reference to ASSE 1002/ASME A112.1002/CSA B125.12 in Section 1.3 has also been deleted.

The previous version of Chapter 7 (Integrity Testing Protocol for Inlet Valves) has been removed from the MaP specification as it is now covered by the ASME a112.19.2/csa b45.1 Coordinated Product Standard. The relevant reference ASME a112.1002/csa b125.12 ASSE 1002 in section 1.3 has also been deleted.

(II)

Previous Section 5.0 (General Requirements) is now Section 2.0 and the requirements concerning fill valve type and the use of displacement devices have been deleted.

The previous version's Section 5 (General Requirements) has been changed to the current Section 2, in which the requirements regarding the type of makeup valve and the use of replacement devices have been deleted.

(III)

Previous Section 2.0 (MaP Testing Protocol) is now Section 3.0.

The second chapter of the previous version (MAP testing protocol) has become the current third chapter.

(IV)

Previous Section 3.0 (MaP ‘PREMIUM’ Rating) is now Section 4.0. The requirements have been reworded to provide better clarity of meaning and a new sub-section concerning the acceptable limitations on flush volume adjustability has been added (Section 4.2).

The previous version of Chapter 3 (MAP 'PREMIUM' Rating) has been changed to the current Chapter 4. The requirement section has been rephrased to provide better and clearer meaning. In addition, section 4.2 on acceptable flushing volume adjustment limits has been added.

(V)

Previous Section 4.0 (MaP Test Media Specifications) is now Section 5.0. The nominal specification for the soybean paste used to prepare the MaP test media has been corrected to include a small amount (1.6% by weight) of ethyl alcohol. Also, some descriptive text for using raw (uncased) test media has been added.

The previous version of Chapter 4 (MAP Media Specification) has been changed to the current Chapter 5. The nominal specifications of Douban sauce used for preparing MAP test media have been revised to include a small amount (1.6% by weight) of ethanol. At the same time, some descriptions have been added regarding the use of exposed test media.

(VI)

Previous Section 6.0 (Flush Volume Adjustability and Maximum Water Consumption Test) has been deleted from the specification since these tests are now covered in the ASME A112.19.2/CSA B45.1 harmonized product standard.

The previous version of Chapter 6 (flushing volume regulation, maximum water consumption test) has been removed from the specification as these tests have been covered by the ASME a112.19.2/csa b45.1 Coordinated Product Standard.

(VII)

In the new Section 3.4.4, the allowable inlet water temperature has been changed to 18 to 27oC (65 to 80 °F) to agree with the ASME/CSA requirement.

In the new version of Section 3.4.4, the allowable inlet water temperature has been changed to 18 to 27 ℃ (65 to 80 ° F), consistent with the requirements of ASME/CSA.

(VIII)

In the new Section 5.2.7, the maximum number of flushes for each cased test specimen has been changed from 50 to 100.

In the new version 5.2.7, the maximum number of washable times for each test medium with casing has been changed from 50 to 100.

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