The choices made by plumbing professionals and designers can have a major impact on water demands and fixture performance. The flushing performance scores provided by MaP help plumbing professionals and designers maximize water savings while avoiding call-backs, customer complaints, and non-compensated work. Because the MaP program is voluntary, not all toilets in the marketplace are listed. Why take a chance – choose only MaP-tested toilet fixtures.
To date, over 3,000 residential tank-type toilet models from over 200 brands have been MaP tested.
Over 2,000 of these MaP-tested models are certified by the U.S. EPA WaterSense program, meaning that they flush with 1.28 gallons (4.8 litres) or less and have a MaP score of at least 350 grams.
More than 350 WaterSense-certified models meet the demanding requirements of MaP PREMIUM, i.e., they flush with 1.1 gallons (4 litres) or less and have a MaP score of at least 600 grams.
Download the list of qualifying toilet models.
Base your MaP search on tank-type toilet characteristics:
- Conventional or ADA bowl
- Round front or elongated bowl
- Gravity-fed or pressure assist, or flushometer valve/bowl combination
- Conventional ultra-low-flush (1.6-gal/6.0-Litre) or high-efficiency (1.28-gal/4.8-Litre) fixture
- Single flush or dual-flush
- Floor or wall-mount fixture
- Floor or wall waste outlet fixture
- WaterSense® compliant fixtures
- Children’s/Juvenile’s models
Commercial Flushometer Valve-Bowl Combination Toilets
To date, nearly 600 flushometer valve-bowl combinations have been MaP tested.
Over 400 of these MaP-tested models are High-Efficiency Toilets (HETs) that flush with 1.28 gallons (4.8 litres) or less.
Of the High-Efficiency flushometer valve-bowl toilets, over 80 combinations are rated at a flush volume of 1.1 gallons (4.2 litres) or less and are separately listed.
