1. By Jeremy Levine

2. About The Jewish National Fund
 JNF is non-profit org. established in 1901 as a means to
buy and develop land within the Ottoman Empire.
 JNF currently maintains its strong support for the
autonomous state and is the largest outside supporter
to the country.
 JNF currently owns 13% of Israel land
 Responsible for developing 250,000 acres and
established more an 1000 parks across the country
 JNF has planted over 240 million trees in Israel.

3. Current Water Crisis
 The Middle East is one of the most arid regions that
exists on the globe
 Average rainfall in the impoverished region is approx.
1o inches annually
 Gainesville, FL-approx. 50 inches annually. Miami-56
inches
 Recently, water rationing has been in serious
consideration among various countries across the
region– including Israel.

4. Illustration of Water Crisis

5. The Solution—Waterless Urinals
 Water conservation is of the highest importance
among Israelis
 Introducing waterless urinal technology to Israel is an
effective long term solution.
 Absolutely water-free; no water valve required
 Over 100,000 already established within the US
 Average public urinal usage (2 gal/flush) amounts to
40,000 gallons of water used.
 Over 55 million urinals world-wide…imagine the
opportunities for conservation

6. YouTube Video

7. Waterless Urinals-How it Works

8. F-1000 and F-7000 Waterless
Urinal
 Notice the lack of water-valve/flusher
 Falcon Tech. offers the F-7000 as means for space efficiency
where as the F-1000 is a more traditional shape
F-1000 F-7000

9. Economic Benefits of Waterless
Urinal Technology
 Purchase price-cheaper to purchase and install
because there is no flushing mechanism. Installation
takes under an hour per urinal. All you need is a drain
 Operating costs-save 100% of the water forgone as well
as water and sewer charges, both of which are sure to
rise in the future
 Maintenance costs- No cost associated with stuck
valves from wear and vandalism
 Reduced drain maintenance due to calcification
 Reduced energy cost of transporting water to-and-
from urinal

10. Environmental Benefits
 Each waterless urinal can save up to 40,000 gallons a
year. Will become more crucial in the future.
 Est. 5% of world’s fresh water supply is used to carry
away urine
 No further water treatment needed; No CO2 emissions
from treatment processes
 Reduces incidence of water overflow at treatment
plants and the environmental cost of cleanup

11. Aesthetic and Hygienic Benefits
 Touch-free– little chance of bacteria transfer that
exists among manual flushing systems
 No water– means there is no breeding ground for
bacteria and viruses.
 Scientific studies show that Falcon operated
bathrooms contain 5x less bacteria than auto-flush or
manually operated bathrooms
 No odor–The combination of the airtight cartridge seal
and liquid sealant are estimated to be 500-times more
effective than conventional P-traps.

12. Downsides
 Maintenance must be upheld for optimal urinal usage
 3 cartridge changes per year is all that is required
 Backlash from utilities companies.

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