Better showers. Less water. Lower operating costs. High-performance Oxygenics showerheads, engineered for modern high-pressure commercial systems.
Oxygenics air-infused spray technologyCommercial water and energy savings shouldn’t come at the expense of the guest experience. Oxygenics technology is designed to create a generous-feeling spray while using less water than conventional showerheads, where system conditions are suitable.
Check your water system →In high-occupancy properties, even modest reductions in water flow can add up to significant savings across hundreds of daily showers.
Reduce consumption without relying on blunt flow restriction alone.
Using less heated water can reduce energy requirements and utility expenditure.
Commercial purchasing with easy-to-review product and installation information.
Oxygenics technology accelerates water through an engineered chamber and draws in air to create a fuller-feeling spray. The aim is to deliver a satisfying shower experience while reducing water flow compared with a conventional showerhead.
Performance and actual savings vary by product, inlet pressure, original flow rate and usage pattern.
Explore Our Products →Explore fixed showerheads and handsets available to the UK commercial market.
Optimise shower water use across guest rooms without compromising the guest experience.
Explore Solution →Reduce the operating costs of busy shower and changing room facilities.
Explore Solution →Support efficient water consumption across high-occupancy student buildings.
Explore Solution →Practical shower solutions for daily-use changing rooms and sports facilities.
Explore Solution →Review water efficiency and suitability for managed care and healthcare facilities.
Explore Solution →Manage seasonal demand in shower blocks and guest accommodation.
Explore Solution →Improve water management in employee changing and shower areas.
Explore Solution →Support water-reduction objectives in schools, universities and public facilities.
Explore Solution →At commercial scale, reducing the amount of water used for each shower can reduce both water bills and hot water energy demand. A robust business case starts with the existing flow rate, expected usage, proposed product flow and your tariffs.
No universal savings percentage is assumed; measured results depend on the site.
Number of showers × average use × flow-rate difference × your water and energy tariffs.
We can assess a single site or a multi-property programme.