Design, comfort and sustainability

The most energy-consuming aspect of a house is the production of domestic hot water, which accounts for 25% of the energy bill.

Either for taking care of the environment, teaching our children to take care of the planet or by saving money at the end of the month, the truth is that there are many systems to save water and / or energy.





Product certificates

NF Certificate

Certifies that a product complies with the NF EN817 and NF EN 111 standards.

ACS Certificate

French Health Compliance Certification In accordance with the Decree of 29 May 1997 and the Ministry of Health Circular DHS/SD7A No. 571 of 25 November 2020.

AENOR Certificate

This certifies that a product has been tested and the quality characteristics applied for its production have been checked in accordance with UNE 19703:2016 and UNE-EN 817:2009 (EN 817:2008). AENOR carries out these activities periodically as long as the Certificate has not been cancelled, as established in the Particular Regulation RP 03.01.

UWLA Label

The Unified Water Label Association (UWLA) aims to establish a standardised energy rating across Europe for all water-using faucet products so that users can visually understand their level of energy efficiency.

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EPD Certificate

The EPD certification accredits the manufacturer's commitment to measuring and reducing the environmental impact of its products and services and reports on these impacts in a responsible and transparent manner.
The environmental performance of the product is described by conducting a product life cycle assessment (LCA). From the extraction of raw materials, the manufacturing process, distribution in all its phases, the use of the product and recycling as the end of its life.

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Belgaqua Certificate

Belgaqua is the professional association for public water supply and wastewater management services in Belgium and is made up of 3 regional associations: AquaBru (for the Brussels-Capital Region), AquaFlanders (for the Flemish Region) and AQUAWAL (for the Walloon Region). The aim is to protect drinking water against contamination in water installations, to examine general requirements concerning the design of taps and to prevent contamination by backflow (EN1717).

Company certificates

ISO 9001

In accordance with UNE EN ISO 9001:2015. This standard evaluates the company's Quality Management System.

ISO 14001

In accordance with UNE EN ISO 14001:2015. This standard certifies the quality of the company's environmental management.

CARBON FOOTPRINT

STH has been calculating and recording its greenhouse gas emissions since 2018, corresponding to its Barcelona and Madrid sites. It is also planning and implementing an internal programme to reduce these emissions, thereby achieving a 27% reduction in the period 2019-2021 compared to 2018-2020.

Certificates for sustainable building construction

According to data collected by the INE, the average water consumption in Spanish households is 132 litres per person per day. According to the World Health Organisation (WHO), a shower represents 34% of water consumption in our homes. Our challenge is to achieve a reduction in consumption and at the same time continue to provide the highest levels of comfort.

A building with energy sustainability certification has significant economic benefits for users (reducing energy consumption by 50-70% and water consumption by up to 40%). These are voluntary certifications, based on criteria to achieve highly efficient sustainable buildings. This sustainability system can contribute to healthier living and working environments and ecosystems.

Our Clever products help to meet the requirements assessed by BREEAM®, LEED® and VERDE®.

BREEAM

The Building Research Establishment (BRE) is the company that manages it. Founded in 1921, it was the first research-oriented organization in the building sector in the world. It currently conducts research, advice and testing for the construction sectors.

LEED

Spain Green Building Council is the first national non-profit association of leading companies of the construction industry working together to promote environmentally responsible, cost-effective and healthy cities and buildings.

VERDE

GBCe is a non-profit association that brings together representatives of all actors in the building sector in order to contribute to the transformation of the market towards a sustainable building concept, consistent with the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals.

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