GPM 2K System

Greencrown Water System’s revolutionary GPM 2K Water Conservation System is designed to reduce water consumption by allowing for precise control of flow with a GUARANTEED 12% – 20% savings in water and sewer bills.

Savings is achieved without adversely affecting water pressure throughout the building – and is completely undetectable to end users.

The GPM 2K system is installed in the heart of a property’s water distribution system ,and addresses conservation throughout the entire property, eliminating the need for low-flow faucets and showerheads to be an installation in every unit, which poses many challenges.  (And we all know that most tenants rip them out!)

The GPM 2K, an IAPMO standard-certified, flow-control, water-conservation system, is designed as an intelligent water-conservation system that adjusts to changes in the current water pressure and reduces unnecessary water into a facility at any given time.

The GPM 2K allows for measures and verification of revenue grade.

Our systems are recognized by local governing bodies and installed within compliance of all local and federal codes.

• Designed to precisely control flow without adversely effective pressure.
• Creates a vortex and expands water molecules to increase volume.
• Allows debris and sediment to pass through without blocking or restricting the flow.
• Reduces gallons per minute, increases water velocity & maintains pressure.
• Guaranteed 100% uptime with built-in system bypass.
• The core is constructed of stainless steel, eliminating wear points, and increasing life span.
• 20-year manufacturer’s warranty with a 50-year life expectancy.
• Operates maintenance free.
• Increases life span on fixtures due to balanced pressure and no hammer.

• When less water flows through a system, less energy is needed to heat domestic hot water.
• Calculations reveal that a GPM 2K system can save as much as 30% on domestic water heating costs.
• Wastewater Savings: The local municipalities prorate sewer usage fees based on the water-meter reading, so using less water benefits the entire community in the long run.