2” Dual Flush Valve Conversion Kit and Overflow Water Conserver – with Euro Button

SFO-150B

What is a Dual Flush Toilet System?
It is a system providing for 2 varying volumes of water when flushing the toilet. A smaller volume of water is used to flush liquid and paper waste, while a larger volume of water is used to flush paper and solid waste. The availability of the two flushing options with a Dual Flush Toilet System provides for additional savings (up to 50%) and provides extra flushing power when needed.


Product Description
The 2” Dual Flush Valve Conversion Kit turns a standard single flush toilet into a water saving (up to 50%) Dual Flush Toilet System and eliminates the use of the outdated flapper and chain technology.

Advantages

  • Eliminates the antiquated leaky flapper and troublesome chain technology
  • Saves water (up to 50%) with the two flushing options
  • Reduces maintenance
  • Adjustable water volume feature for water flushing from the toilet tank into the bowl
  • Increases flushing power to reduce clogging issues
  • Simple to follow written installation instructions, including photographs and video on http://www.smarterflush.com
  • Pays for itself in a few months and then continues saving water and saving money
  • Avoids replacing your existing toilet when upgrading it with Smarter Flush’s 21st century products
  • 5-year limited warranty

Includes

  • 2” Dual Flush valve
  • Euro Button
  • Adjustable overflow valve/pipe
  • Black donut, rubber gasket seal
  • Overflow Water Conserver
  • Installation instructions, including photographs

This Product Is For 2” Toilets Only. How Do You Tell The Difference Between a 2″ Toilet and a 3″ Toilet?

  • If the discharge hole opening looks about the size of a baseball or an orange, then you have a 2″ toilet.
  • If the discharge hole opening looks about the size of a softball or a grapefruit, then you have a 3″ toilet.
  • If your toilet has a rubber flapper, measure the width of the flapper. A 2″ toilet’s flapper will measure a little larger than 2″. A 3” toilet’s flapper will measure a little larger than 3”.