Retrofit Water Interface Module

Designed for Safe Water Separation

GIM-08 Water Interface Module is designed to maintain a permanent physical separation between drinking water network and reclaimed water, helping prevent any possibility of backflow into the drinking water network.

Recycling System Tank Unit

Intelligent Greywater and Rainwater Management

SWR-60 installed in a commercial restroom
Safe Greywater Integration

The GIM-08 Water Interface Module is designed around the principles of EN 1717 and EN 13077, maintaining a permanent physical separation between potable and reclaimed water. Installed close to the point of use, it creates a safe interface for toilet flushing applications while simplifying retrofit installations.

The result is a compact solution that helps protect the potable water network without requiring complex backflow protection assemblies or extensive plumbing modifications.

Local Retrofit Installation

Designed for installation next to toilets without requiring building-wide greywater distribution infrastructure.


Automatic Water Management

Automatically prioritizes treated greywater and only allows potable water make-up when required, ensuring uninterrupted toilet operation.

Continuous Water Supply

The GIM-08 Water Interface Module provides a compact interface between the rainwater storage tank and non-potable water applications while helping protect the potable water network through an atmospheric air gap design concept.

When sufficient rainwater is available, the system automatically supplies reclaimed water for non-potable uses such as toilet flushing and landscape irrigation. If the rainwater tank level becomes too low, the GIM-08 automatically introduces potable water through the integrated air gap to maintain uninterrupted operation, without creating a direct hydraulic connection between the two water sources.

SWR-30 installed in a residential bathroom
GIM-08 Rainwater Integration Made Simple

Type AB Air Gap Module

GIM-08