The Safe Stream Bubbler

Q. "What is the recommended psi for the Safe Stream bubbler to operate?"
A. Like most drinking fountains, 60 psi would be ideal.

Q. "How easy is it to install the Safe Stream bubbler?"
A. It is a fairly easy process. Simply unscrew your old bubbler and disconnect the water supply. Remove the old bubbler and replace it with the Safe Stream bubbler. Tighten the shank nut screw, reconnect the water supply line and that's it!

Q. "Will the Safe Stream bubbler fit all drinking fountains?"
A. The Safe Stream bubbler will fit most drinking fountains. The main concern is that there is a minimum of 5/8" hole opening for the bubbler to fit.

Q. "What does it mean to have ANSI Certification for lead free plumbing products?"
A. Laws requiring plumbing products that come in to contact with drinking water to be essentially lead-free (0.25% weighted average) have been passed in California, Louisiana, Maryland, and Vermont. In order for companies to ship these plumbing products to locations in CA, LA, MD and VT, they must be ANSI certified lead free.

Q. "What is CA AB 1953, LA Act No. 362, MD HB 372, and VT S.152 and how is this different from previous low-lead legislation?"
A. The United States Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) regulates the amount of lead in drinking water under guidelines established in the Federal Safe Drinking Water Act (passed in 1974; amended in 1988 and 1996). This Act defines "lead-free" as not more than 8% lead in pipes and fixture fittings. PLEASE NOTE: Use of the term "lead-free" varies between the new legislation in CA (AB 1953), LA ( Act No. 362), MD (HB 372), and VT (S.152), and in the current Federal Safe Drinking Water Act requirements. In the new legislation for CA, LA, MD and VT only (as of Jan 2013), it will mean 0.25% or less (weighted average). Similar national legislation is scheduled to go into effect Jan 2014.