Eco-techniques helps you control your water consumption

So much water, so much water!

And above all, what wasted water!

This is the sad observation of Patrick Hamer, creator of the company Eco-Techniques and winner (silver medal) of the 2007 Lépine Competition for his DUEAU system.

An exclusive system that finally allows you to reduce and choose the flow of water used for showering, without compromising user comfort! Indeed, all too often, conventional water-saving systems simply reduce the flow of water, which makes showering both less pleasant and less effective.

With the Venturi shower, we finally have a comfortable and totally economical solution based on three principles:

- the so-called "watering can" principle allowing a regular jet by breaking the water into droplets,

- the VENTURI system which mixes water with air by injection, which maintains the original pressure of your shower head while saving 50% of water

- the automatic regulation principle providing a constant flow rate whatever the pressure.

and to perfect the economy, with the DUEAU, for sink and shower, we finally have the choice of flow rate.

Same "wetting" power for half the water with an installation that pays for itself in one year: the VENTURI system and the DUEAU have something to interest all communities, social housing offices as well as luxury hotels, barracks as well as campsites, high schools as well as retirement homes and of course individuals.

And when we know that 15 million shower hoses are sold each year, we can safely predict a great success for these shower hoses with an unlimited guarantee!

Patrick Hamer: the water-saving inventor

The brilliant inventor of the "DUEAU" system, Patrick Hamer doesn't stop there. Indeed, his primary goal is to drastically reduce our water consumption while maintaining the comfort we're used to. To achieve this, he develops solutions for homes but also offers "custom-made" solutions for communities with free audits and a written commitment to results. He even takes his attention to detail to the point of designing subassemblies and comfort options for specific uses (automatic dual-flow sinks, etc.).

His credo: to achieve for water what "low-energy" light bulbs achieved for electricity.

And above all, preserve an infinitely precious and increasingly threatened resource!