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Gerber Maxwell 0043134

Manufactured by: Gerber

Water Efficiency (GPM): 1.5

Percent Better than Federal Standard (2.2 GPM): 32%

Annual Water Savings compared to Federal Standard (Gallons): 569

Water Sense Qualified: Yes

LEED Compliant: Yes

Made in China - 7207 miles away from you

Average Eco-rating Average Eco-rating: A product's balance between environmental and economic considerations. The product that has the highest Average Eco-rating is both environmentally preferred and cost-effective to purchase and own.		82
Environmental Impact Rating: based on a product's Consumption Rating (see below), manufacturing location and manufacturer's commitment(s) to environmental stewardship (visit the How We Rate page for details). The higher the rating, the lesser the environmental impact of the faucet.		73
Consumption Rating: based on a product’s gallons per minute (gpm) rating relative to other products within the category. The higher the rating, the more water-efficient the faucet. ALL FAUCETS ON ECO-RATE ARE WATERSENSE® QUALIFIED.		100
Price Rating: based on a product's purchase price relative to that of other comparable products (sorting by our Price Rating allows you to select the most reasonably-priced WaterSense® qualified bathroom faucet).		74
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Our Environmental Impact Rating for Bathroom Faucets is based on a product's Consumption Rating (see below), manufacturing location and manufacturer's commitment(s) to environmental stewardship (visit the How We Rate page for details).

The higher the Environmental Impact Rating, the lesser the environmental impact of the product relative to other products within the category.

Our Consumption Rating for Bathroom Faucets is based on a product’s gallons per minute (gpm) rating relative to other products within the category. The lower the gpm rating, the more water-efficient the faucet. ALL FAUCETS ON ECO-RATE ARE WATERSENSE® QUALIFIED.

The higher the Consumption Rating, the more water-efficient the faucet.

Our Price Rating for Bathroom Faucets evaluates a product’s price relative to that of other comparable products. Sorting by our Price Rating allows you to select the most reasonably-priced WaterSense® qualified bathroom faucet.

The higher the Price Rating, the better (lower) the price of the product.

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Water Sense Label

WaterSense, a partnership program sponsored by Environmental Protection Agency, seeks to protect the future of our nation's water supply by promoting water efficiency and enhancing the market for water-efficient products, programs, and practices.

WaterSense labeled bathroom sink faucets and accessories can reduce a sink's water flow by 30% or more without sacrificing performance. By installing WaterSense labeled bathroom sink faucets or faucet accessories, an average household can save more than 500 gallons of water each year.

► Because the Water Sense program currently has a program for only for bathroom (not kitchen) faucets, Eco-rate only features bathroom faucet products.

Gallons per Minute (GPM)

The efficiency of faucets is measured using gallons per minute (gpm). The lower the gpm, the more water-efficient the faucet. The average household's faucets account for 15-18% of indoor water use, so purchasing a faucet with a low GPM rating will save you water and money.

► Each faucet featured on Eco-rate includes GPM information (all are currently 1.5 GPM). Our Consumption Rating factors-in GPM; the higher the Consumption Rating, the lower the GPM and the more water-efficient the faucet.

Aerator

The aerator—the screw-on tip of the faucet—ultimately determines the maximum flow rate of a faucet. Typically, new kitchen faucets come equipped with aerators that restrict flow rates to 2.2 gpm, while new bathroom faucets have ones that restrict flow rates from 1.5 to 0.5 gpm.

Aerators are inexpensive to replace and they can be one of the most cost-effective water conservation measures. For maximum water efficiency, purchase aerators that have flow rates of no more than 1.0 gpm. Some aerators even come with shut-off valves that allow you to stop the flow of water without affecting the temperature. When replacing an aerator, bring the one you're replacing to the store with you to ensure a proper fit.

Touchless feature

Consider installing a touchless faucet commonly found in public restrooms today. Solar-powered touchless faucets are available for residential settings, are loved by children, and save a lot of water.

Local manufacturer

To reduce carbon emissions associated with product transportation and to support your local economy, we encourage you to buy your dryer from a local manufacturer.

► Each faucet on Eco-rate features the number of miles it must travel from its manufacturer to your door step.