Tested & Certified
Drinking Water Systems
Testing and certification is your assurance that the product is performing as claimed.
NSF Certification
Under the Safe Drinking Water Act, local municipalities must meet certain standards as set by the USEPA. Currently, the USEPA does not have testing standards for point-of-use systems. Therefore, NSF plays an important role in testing the validity of point-of-use contaminant reduction capabilities. NSF certification assures that:
When researching your water treatment options, be sure to find out if the system is certified by NSF. NSF has developed standards for various water treatment technologies. Each technology must meet different testing criteria, therefore it is important to understand the differences between NSF standards. For a listing of NSF certified products and descriptions of their standards, visit their web site at http://www.nsf.org/.
Water Quality Association
The Water Quality Association (WQA) is dedicated to promoting the highest principles of honesty, integrity, fair dealing and professionalism in the water industry. It is equally dedicated to preserving the public's right to quality water. The WQA Code of Ethics sets standards of conduct for industry members in their dealings with customers. innowave® is proud to be a member of the Water Quality Association since 1996. For additional information on water issues, visit the Water Quality Association web site at http://www.wqa.org/.
The WQA has awarded several innowave® systems with the Gold Seal.
UL (Underwriters Laboratory)
Testing to UL standards means that the product meets safety requirements and is compatible with US National Electrical Codes and other nationally recognized installation, building and safety codes. The UL Mark and Canadian C-UL Mark from Underwriter's Laboratories are an added assurance of quality and safety in the workplace. More information about UL can be found at http://www.ul.com/.
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