@@ILVT_Plumbing It is...? Please note I said "washdown", not "washout". The EU/UK has washdown, washout terlits. They have no rim holes and depend on a lot of water to push waste through a side exit trapway with no siphon jet. Where is the siphon jet on this terlit? Hidden?
@@ILVT_Plumbing Washdown refers to the way the bowl is rinsed - a curtain of solid water (usually is the term for this), although it can be via rim holes, or the new rimless port(s). Washout refers to flushing w/o siphon jets, regardless of exit position - side, wall, or floor. Washout also refers to urinal types that don't flush, but simply have a water exchange. Hope the defs help.
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Nice Apollo!
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Rare find for the toilets on a SLOAN auto flushometer
Yeah
Great Apollo only! That Seasons toilet is pretty rare, but doesnt belong there.
Awesome Universal Rundle fixtures and mediocre Seasons toilet!
Agreed
You find these washdown terlits on a tank all over Mexico...
These are siphonic
@@ILVT_Plumbing
It is...? Please note I said "washdown", not "washout". The EU/UK has washdown, washout terlits. They have no rim holes and depend on a lot of water to push waste through a side exit trapway with no siphon jet. Where is the siphon jet on this terlit? Hidden?
@@jbsimmons54 Oh sorry I misunderstood, so washdown just means no siphon jet?
@@ILVT_Plumbing
Washdown refers to the way the bowl is rinsed - a curtain of solid water (usually is the term for this), although it can be via rim holes, or the new rimless port(s). Washout refers to flushing w/o siphon jets, regardless of exit position - side, wall, or floor. Washout also refers to urinal types that don't flush, but simply have a water exchange. Hope the defs help.
Nice fixtures i dont like the seasons toilet
The Apollo is nice, this was my first time seeing one, UR is very rare, if not nonexistent in my area.