
Pressure-assisted Toilets
Pressure-assisted flushing gives you the performance you expect even when your light commercial applications require lower flush volumes.
Pressure-assisted flushing gives you the performance you expect even when your light commercial applications require lower flush volumes.
Sloan invented pressurized flushing, and no other company has sold more pressure-assisted products. With a FlushmateĀ® vessel supplying the pressure and Sloanās reputation for durability providing peace of mind, youāll be confident in your toiletsā performance for years to come. Hereās what you can expect from a Sloan pressure-assisted toilet.
Your Sloan pressure-assisted toilet looks like an ordinary tank-type toilet, and people flush it the ordinary way. Its performance, however, is anything but ordinary.
Even the highest-traffic toilets will be far less likely to back up or clog, because pressure supplied by the Flushmate vessel pushes waste out of the bowl and into the drainline far faster than a gravity flush.
With Sloanās pressure-assisted toilets youāll also notice a cleaner bowl, because the higher velocity and pressure of the rim jets creates a better scrub. Plus, with no flappers, chains or clunky multi-linkage mechanisms, these toilets offer smooth, quiet, trouble-free flush activation and easy maintenance.
Sloanās pressure-assisted toilets deliver the drainline performance of flushometers. Simple and cost-effective, they install exactly the same way as gravity toilets and require the same basic water supply pressure (20ā25 psi). They require no extra infrastructure at all, so you can easily upgrade from your gravity tank toilets.
Yet they deliver performance similar to flushometer toiletsāeven at flush volumes as low as 1 gallon per flush. By pushing waste out of the bowl at a higher flow rate, these toilets deliver up to 50% longer drainline carry than gravity toilets, so youāll experience far fewer drainline stoppages.
Buy American Act-compliant toilet models available.
Contact your Sloan sales rep to see a brochure and arrange a demonstration.