JIS JAPANESE INDUSTRIAL STANDARD Translated and Published by Japanese Standards Association JIS A 5207: (JSEIA) Sanitary wares ICS 91.140.70 Reference number : JIS A5207 :2019 (E)A.5207 2019 Date of Establishment: 1953-10-02 Date of Revision; 2019-11-20 Date of Public Notice in Official Gazette: 2019-11-20 Investigated by: Japanese Industrial Standards Committee Standards Board for ISO area Technical Committee on Architecture JIS A 52072019, First English edition published in 2020-12 ‘Translated and published by: Japanese Standards Association Mita MT Building, 3-13-12, Mita, Minato-ku, Tokyo, 108-0073 JAPAN In the event of any doubts arising as to the contents, the original JIS is to be the final authority. © A200 Allright reserved. Unlest othoneise specified, na pat of ths publication may be roprod wee ‘any form ne by aay means, evcteonic or mechanical, including photecopying, and rriceoil, without permission in writing from the publisher Printed in Japan ar cron amen sw cc, PROTECTED BY COPYRIGHT45207: 2019 Contents Page Introduction « Scope - Normative references - 1 2 3. Terms and definitions: 4 ‘Types and classification 5 Performance wnnnnnunnninninnnennunnunnamannannanennennenennnes 5 5.1 Performance of water closets--ssnsnsnsinnniasntusniinnnnsarismnesnannsss 5.2 Porformanes of urinals ese nee 5.3. Performance of face and hand basins (structural integrity of face and hand basins) « 6 Shapes and dimension 6.1 Shapes and dimensions 62 Dimensional tolerances « 7 Materials 7.1. Types of materials. 7.2. Quality of ceramic wares-~ 7.3. Quality of resin 8 Test methods « 81 Material tests 82 Performance tests 9 Inspections 9.1 General 9.2. ‘Type inspection 9.3. Delivery inspection « 10 Labelling 11 Notes. Annex A (informative) Fittings for sanitary ware ~ Annex B (informative) Water closets and water supply devices al Annex C (informative) Japanese-style water closets s-wussonnnnnsnnnaenninnn A Annex D (informative) Consideration regarding discharge characteristics of water closets: Annex E (informative) Comparison table between previous and current editions of this Standard on technically significant revisionsA207: 2019 Foreword This Japanese Industrial Standard has heen revised by the Minister of Economy, Trade and Industry through deliberations at the Japanese Industrial Standards Committee as the result of proposal for revision of Japanese Industrial Standard submitted by Japan Sanitary Equipment Industry Association (JSEIA) with draft being attached, based on the provision of Article 12, paragraph (1) of the Industrial Standardization Act applied mutatis matandis pursuant to the provision of Article 16 of the said Act. This edition replaces the previous edition (JIS A 6207:2014), which has been technically revised. However, JIS A 5207:2014 may be applied in the JIS mark certification based on the relovant provisions of Article 30, paragraph (1), ete. of the Industrial Standardization Act until 19 November 2020, ‘This JIS document is protected by the Copyright Act. Attention is drawn to the possibility that some parts of this Standard may conflict with patent rights, published patent application or utility model rights. The relevant Minister ond the Japanese Industrial Standards Committee are not responsible for identifying any of such patent rights, published patent application or utility model rights, i)JAPANESE INDUSTRIAL STANDARD JIS A 5207 :2019 Sanitary wares Introduction ‘This Japanese Industrial Standard was established in 1953, and has gone through 16 revisions including this one. Since the last revision made in 2014, there have been changes in the related Japanese Industrial Standards and in the types of products avail- able; this revi ion has been undertaken to update the contents and modify elassification of products in keeping with these changes. comparison table between previous and current c No corresponding International Standard hos been established at this point. Specific requirements for Japanese-style water closets are given in Annex C. The ions of this Standard on technically significant revisions is given in Annex E. 1 Scope ‘This Standard specifies requirements for water closets, urinals, face basins, hand basins, and service sinks (hereafter referred to as the wares), 2 Normative references ‘The following standards contain provisions which, through roferenco in this toxt, con- stitute provisions of this Standard. ‘The most recent editions of the standards (including, amendments) indicated below shall be applied. BL JIS K 6251 Rubber, vulcanized or thermoplastie—Determination of tensile stress- strain properties JIS K 8150. Sodium chloride (Reagent) JIS K 8180. Hydrochloric acid (Reagent) SIS K 8576 Sediena hiyctronide (Reagent) JIS P3801 Filter paper (for chemical anclysis) JIS PABOL Toilet tissue papers JIS $ 6006 Pencil, coloured pencils and leads for ther JIS Z 8722 Methods of colour measurement—Reflecting and transmitting objects ‘Terms and definitions For the purpose of this Standard, the following terms and definitions apply. trap structure having an internal water-seal that prevents odorous air and sanitary insects from rising through the drain pipe and into the room through the drain outlet, as well as to prevent adhesion or sedimentation of waste contained in the sewage whil disturbing the drainage flow (see Figures 5 and 8)2 A5207: 2019 32 Flushing systems 3.2.1 gravity flush tank system water supply system of a water closet that uses a tank to store waste Mushing water and supply the water by gravity (see Figure B.1) B22 flushometer valve system water supply system of a water closet or a urinal that uses a flushometer valve to sup- ply water by means of the public water supply pressure (see Figures B.2 and B.5) 3.2.3 built-in flushing device system water supply system of a water closet or a urinal that uses a built-in water supply unit, to supply water by means of the public water supply pressure or a booster Water closets of this type are provided with an internal vacuum breaker " (see Fig- ures B.3 and B.6) Note " A vacuum breaker is a device which, in the occurrence of negative pressure in the water supply pipe, automatically sucks in air to prevent the water discharged from or used in water-using equipment from being siphoned back into the water supply system, aa flush volume of water closet volume of water used in one full flush operation of the water closet, a4 manufacturer's nominal flush volume flush volume of the water closet indicated in a catalogue or other documents issued by the manufacturer 35 water closet with an adjustable roughing-in part water closet that includes adjustable parts for roughing-in to replace the exii closet in the installation place (see Figure B.8) 86 water closet with mechanical evacuation water closet equipped with a mechanism that moves a trap unit to evacuate wastes (see Figure B.9) a7 hold type type of flush operation that allows water to flow continuously for as long as the lever i turned or for as long as the button is pressed down Somer ewe ec, PROTECTED BY COPYRIGHT3 4.5207: 2019 3.8 non-hold type type of flush operation performed by operating a lever or a button ance to allow a pre- determined amount of water to flow reardless of operation time 39 low-lip wall-mounted urinal wall-mounted urinal designed with a low flood level to faci Figure 10) ate use by children (see 3.10 flood level lowermost end of the portion from which water overflows 3.1 flushing surface surface that is flushed over with water and particularly visible during the use of the B12 condensation-free water closet water closet condensation-proofed to prevent formation of condensation on the outer surface of the bowl 3.13, full flush higher-volume flush of a water closet having a switching mechanism between full and reduced flushes 3.14 reduced flush lower-volume flush of a water closes having a switching mecha reduced flushes ism between full and 4 Types and classification The types of wares shall be as per Tables 2 to 6. ‘Types [and II in Tables 2 and 3 correspond to the flush volume classification in Table 1. NOTE The horizontal bar (-) in the table indicates absence of applicable product. crn nnn Sr ce PROTECTED BY COPYRIGHT4 5207: 2019 Table 1 Flush volume classification of water closets“ Classification Flush volume iL ‘Type l BS or ess Type 8.5 or eso ‘Note ‘The flush volume shall satisfy the above value within the specified tolerance when tested as per 5.1.7. Table 2 Types of water closets (Part 1) Type ‘Name of ope Code Drawing No Flashing | Installation | Drain | Type | Typell | Flushing | Installation eqstem, mole gystem_| mode Water [Gravity | Floor Floor drain | CI200R | CI2005 | See Figure |See Figure alooct | aushtank | mounted | euler BL. BA. Walldrain | C120iR | 1201S outlet Wall Walldrain | — = mounted | outlet Flushometer | Floor- Floor drain | C7I0R | C7I0S | See Figure valve mounted | eutlet Be. wallarain | C730R | C7305 outlet walk Walldrain | C1S10R | C16105 mounted | eutlet Builcin | Floor Floor drain | — ‘C5108 | See Figure Aushing | mounted | outlet caress) | B3. device = “caa08 (ess0SMD) wal = = mounted NOTE. The loiter Min the codes stands for “water closet with mechanical evacuation”, Table 3 Types of water closets (Part 2) Type | Name of type Code Drawing No. ‘Type | Type lt Water deset | Childrens’ =| €7608 | See Figure B.10. Raised height | CHIR | Clin | See Figure BIT PROTECTED BY COPYRIGHT5 5207 : 2019 Table 4 Types of urinals Type Name of ope Code Drawing Ne, Flushing | Installation | Size Flushing | ostaliation yatem mode ayntom modo Urinal | Flashemater — | Floor- Loree | U510 | See Figure BS, | Seo Figore BT valve mounted omar Dupin Wal. Loree | U520) mounted [Sinai | U52L Baila Floor Large | U610_| Sco Figure Bs. flushing device | mounted — [Sma P Wall Large | U620 routed Tsai | — ‘Table 5 Types of face basins and hand basins Type Name of type Cale | Drawing Ne. Purpone She Face basin | General Large | Late uw Small | 120 For the divabied = | usr i Imataly for whetehatr users) = = [une M Table 6 Type of service sink ‘Type [Name oftype [Code Drawing Ne. Service rink = S210 ui 5 Performance 6.1 Performance of water closets 5.1.1 Surface wash When the test as per 8.2.1.1 is performed, no trace of ink shall remain on the flush- ing surface. 5.12 Media discharge When tested as per 8.2.1.2, the media discharge performance of the water closet shall be as follows. a) Ball-passing performance When tested as per 8.21.2 d) 1), the water closet shall be capable of passing a ball completely through the drainage channel b) Full-flush media discharge When tested as per 8.2.1.2 4) 2), the water closet shall evacuate medium A as per 8.2.1.2 b) 1) completely out of the bow! and shall evacuate 85 or more medium B balls per 8.2.1.2 b) 2) out of the bowl. Snr acorsaan se, PROTECTED RY COPYRIGHT GA6 A.5207:2019 ©) Reduced-flush media discharge When tested as per 8.2.1.2 d) 3}, the gravity flush tank system or built-in flushing device system water closet shall evacuate medium C per 8.2.1.2 b) 3) completely out of the bowl. 4) Reduced-flush trap seal replacement When tested as per 8.2.1.2 d) 4), the gravity flush tank system or built-in flushing device system water closet shall have a trap seal replacement ratio of 95 % or more. 6.1.8 Trap seal restoration ‘The trap seal depth as shown in Figure 5, measured with the trap filled with water, shall be not less than 560 mm. Water closets with mechanical evacuation shall addition- ally meet the following requirements: a) Endurance performance When the water closet is tested as per 8.2.1.8 a) D, the trap seal depth shall be 50 mm or more. In addition, the water closet shall operate in the same way as it did in the initial operation. per 8.2.1.3 a) 2), the water closet shall ial operati b) Deterioration resistance When tested operate in the came way as it did in the i ©) Acid resistance When the test per 8.2.1.8 a) 8) is performed using a rubber speci- ‘men, the change in reference length of the dumbbell-shaped specimen shall be 30 % or less, When tested using rubber test parts, the water closet shall operate in the same way as it did in the initial operation. 4) Alkali resistance When the test per 8.2.1.3 a) 4) is performed using a rubber specimen, the change in reference length of the dumbbell-shaped specimen shall he 30% or less, When tested using rubber test parts, the water closet shall operate in the same way as it did in the initial operation. ©) Emergency readiness ‘The water closet shall be equipped with a mechanism that, always returns the movable trap back to a prescribed position when a power fail- ure occurs, 5.1.4 Water leakage resistance When tested as per 8.2.1.4, the water closet shall be free from water leakage. 6.1.5 Air leakage resistance When tested as per 8. the water closet shall be free from air leakage. Ifbuilt. to allow visual access to the test point per 8.2.1.6, the water closet shell be free from discontinuities that let out air when visually checked for air leakage. 6.1.6 Condensation prevention performance ‘When tested as per 8.2.1.6, the condensation-free water closet shall be free from con- densation that drips on the floor, 5.1.7, Flush volume When measured as per 8.2.1.7, the flush volume of Type I or Type II water closet in one lush operation shall satisfy the following as well as Table 1 cr sana aera, PROTECTED BY COPYRIGHT A)7 5207: 2019 a) For Type I, the permitted deviation from the manufacturer's nominal flush volume is +0.5 Lor -10L. b) For Type II, the permitted deviation from the manufacturer’s nominal flush volume is 40.51. NOTE For discharge characteristies of water closet, see Annex D. 5.1.8 Structural integrity of wall-mounted water closet When tested as per 8.2.1.8, the wall-mounted water closet shall remain undamaged. 6.2 Performance of urinals 6.2.1 Surface wash When the test as per 8.2.2.1 is performed, no trace of ink shall remain on the flush- ing surface. 6.2.2. Media discharge When tested as per 8.2.2.2, the urinal shall be capable of passing a ball completely through its drainage channel. 6.2.3. Trap seal restoration ‘The trap seal depth as shown in Figure 8 shall be not less than 50 mm. 5.2.4 Water leakage resistance When tested as per 8.2.2.3, the urinal shall be free from water leakage, 6.2.5 Air leakage resistance ‘When tested as per 8.2.2.4, the urinal shall be free from air leakage. If built to allow sual access to the test point per 8.224, the urinal shall be free from discontinuities that let out air when visually checked for air leakage. 6.3. Performance of face and hand basins (structural integrity of face and hand basins) ‘When tested as per 8.2.3, the face or hand basin shall remain undamaged. 6 Shapes and dimensions 1 Shapes and dimensions ‘The shapes and dimensions of wares shall be as per Figures 1 to 17. In the figure the dimensions indicated in rectangular enclosures are critical dimensions, and other di mensions are recommended dimensions. ‘The critical dimensions shall be strictly complied with, inclucing the dimensional tol erances for wares, to ensure proper conneetion and performance; the recommended mensions should be adopted wherever possible to promote standardization and simplification See Annex A for the details of fittings to be mounted on the supply water inlet and drain outlet of wares. cre seme asccon PROTECTED BY COPYRIGHT8 A5207: 2019 62 Dimensional tolerances ‘The wares shall satisfy the following dimensional tolerances, except where other di- mensional toleranees are indicated in Figures 1 to 17: — for any dimension less than 40 mm: — for any dimension 40 mm or greater: +5 “. Fractions less than 1mm shall be rounded up, and the maximum toleranee shall be = 25 mm, 2mm; 7 Materials 7.1 Types of materials ‘The types of materials used for the wares shown in Tables 2 to 6 shalll he as per the following: sin a) Water closet body: Ceramic or b) Urinals, face basins, hand basins, and service sinks: Ceramic 7.2 Quality of ceramic wares 7.21 Appearance of flushing surface and visible surface after installation” The tolerances on defects in ceramics as checked by visual observation, boundary sample, ete., shall be as per Table 7 ‘The surface treatment (matte finish, etc.) intentionally applied by the manufacturer to the ceramic for decorative or design purposes shall not be deemed as defects. Note ® A surface readily visible after installation when viewed from the front. Table 7 Tolerances on visual defects Defect Description Requirement Blisters hollow raised portions ofthe glazed surface | None greater than Discalouration | eoloured spots in the glazed surface 6 mmin diameter Exposed body | unglazed portions ofa fixtare None greater than 1.5 mm in diameter Craies Tne cracks in the glazed surface None Fire checks | fine shallow eracks inthe body that is not covered with glaze Cracks ‘Fractures in the glaze or the body. or fractures inthe place penetrating to Ure body 7.2.2. Ink penetration When tested as per 8.1.1 a), the ceramic specimen shall not be penetrated by ink beyond 3 mm. 7.2.3 Cold impact resistance ‘When tested as per 8.1.1 b), the ceramic specimen shall be free from cracking in the body or the glazing.9 A5207 : 2019 724 Crazing resistance When tested as per 81.1 €), the coramie specimen shall be free from erazing. 73 Quality of resin 7.3.1 Mechanical strength When tested as per 8.1.2 a), the resin water closet body shall be free from defects such as fissures, cracks, fractures, or deformation. 73.2 Strength durability When tested as per 8.1.2 b), the resin water closet body shall be free from defects such as fissures, cracks, fractures, or deformation, 1 Stain resistance When tested as per 8.1.2 ¢), the resin specimen representing the water closet body shall have a cleanliness recovery rate of 85 % or more. 724 Acid resistance When tested as per 8.1.2 d), the resin specimen representing the water closet body shall be free from fissures, cracks, or other abnormalities and shall be free from residual line marks. 7.3.5 Alkali resistance When tested as per 8.1.2 €), the resin specimen representing the water closct body shall be free from fissures, eracks, or other abnormalities and shall be free from residual line marks, 8 Test methods 8.1 Material tests 811 Ceramics Ceramic materials shall be tested as follows, a) Ink penetration test Immerse a dry specimen in a 1 pereent (by mass) aqueous solution of eosin ¥ (hereafter referred to as red ink) for 1 h and then break it to mea- sure the penetration depth of red ink into the body. ‘Phe penetration depth into the body is the maximum penetration depth as mea- sured from the surface of fracture exposed to the red ink, ‘The foregoing does not apply to linear penetrations that occur at the centre of the thickness of double-east parts, b) Cold impact resistance test Hold a specimen approximately 100 mm x 100 mm. in size and 15 mm or less in thickness in a preheated oven for 39 min or longer, and then quench it in water, Immerse the specimen in red ink or apply red ink on the specimen to check for cracking in the body or the glazing. ‘The difforence between the heating temperature and the water temperature shall be 110 *C or more, cer acon seen PROTECTED BY COPYRIGHT10. 5207: 2019 c) Grazing resistance test Fix a specimen approximately 100 mm x 100 mm in size and 15 mm or less in thickness in an autoclave avoiding contact with water, and heat while regulating the autoclave so that the inner pressure of the autoclave reaches 1 MPa in about 1h, and then heat further for 1h at 1°! MPa. Stop the heating, release steam, and after leaving for 1h or longer, remove the specimen from the autoclave. Immerse the specimen in red ink or apply red ink on the speci men to check for crazing. 812 Resin Resin materials shall be tested as follows, a) Mechanical strength test Lift open the lid of the water closet, place a rubber plate 10 mm in thickness and 300 mm in diameter on the seat of the water closet, and place on it a steel plate 5 mm in thickness and 300 mm in diameter, ‘Then, apply a vertical force of 1500 N to the central part of the closet seat for 10 min, Check the water closet for fissures, cracks, fractures, deformation or other defects. b) Strength durability test Lift open the lid of the water closet, place a rubber plate 10 mm in thickness and 300 mm in diameter on the seat of the water closet, and place on it a steel plate § mm in thickness and 300 mm in diameter, Then, apply a vertical force of 1 250 N to the central part of the closet seat 100 000 times. at the rate of 10 to 20 times per minute. Check the water closet for fissures, cracks, fractures, deformation or other defects, ©) Stain resistance test Use three specimens approximately 100. mm x 100 mm in size. First, determine the diffuse reflectance of ¥ stimulus values of specimens as specified in JIS Z 8722 using a colour difference meter, Prepare approximately 1 g of contaminant by mixing white petrolatum and carbon black for pigments (equiva- lent to HAF class or N330) per Japanese Pharmacopocia at a mass ratio of 10 to 1 and apply it on a eloth, Using this cloth, rub the contaminant into the specimen surface by using five vertical and five lateral reciprocating motions applying uni- form force. Cover the stained portion of the specimen with a watch glass, and leave at ambient temperature for 80 min, After a duration of 80 min, wipe clean the specimen thoroughly using a cloth, and determine the diffuse reflectance. ‘Then determine the cleanliness recovery rate using the formula below, and report the mean value of the results of three specimens, aatinio % where, cleanliness recovery rate (%) Vir diffuse reflectance after staining and cleaning Yr diffuse reflectance before staining d) Acid resistance test Place three filter papers, 30 mm x 30 mm in size and con- forming to Class 2 specified in Clause 2 of JIS P 3801, on top of one another, on a specimen approximately 100 mm x 100 mm in size. Using a dropping pipette, drop as many drops of 10 percent (by mass) hydrochloric acid solution as necessary to soak the filter papers through. Leave the specimen at ambient temperature for 15 min. After removing the filter papers, rinse the specimen with water and wipe recta omens By copvwicut f EAuw A5207 :2019 with a dry cloth. Draw several lines on the test face of the specimen with an HB pencil specified in 6.2 of JIS S 6006 by applying strong pressure, and rub these lines off using a piece of gauze previously soaked in water and squeezed well. Check the specimen for fissures, cracks, or other abnormalities, and residual lines. ©) Alkali resistance test Place three filter papers, 39 mm x 30 mm in size and con- forming to Class 2 specified in Clause 2 of JIS P 3801, on top of one another, on a specimen approximately 100 mm x 100 mm in size. Using a dropping pipette, drop as many drops of 2 percent (by mass) sodium hydroxide solution as necessary to soak the filter papers through. Leave the specimen at ambient temperature for 15 min. After removing the filler papers, rinse the specimen with water and wipe with a dry cloth, Draw several lines on the test face of the specimen with an HB pencil specified in 6.2 of JIS $ 6006 by applying strong pressure, and rub these lines off using a piece of gauze previously soaked in water and squeezed well. Cheek the specimen for fissures, cracks, or other abnormalities, and residual lines. 82 Performance tests 8.2.1 Performance tests for water closets 82.1.1 Surface wash test Shall be as per the following: a) Test conditions 1) Water closet using a gravity flush tank Adjust to the manufacturer's speci- fied water level and fully close the stopeock. 2) Water closet using a flushometer valve With a water supply prossure of 0.1 MPa or less (under flowing conditions), and with the flushometer valve con- nected to the water closet, adjust (o the maximum instantaneous flow rate of 100 L/min or less and to the manufaeturer’s nominal flush volume, 8) Water closet using a built-in flushing devico With a water supply pressure of 0.1 MPa or less (under flowing conditions), conduct the test at the instanta- neous flow rate and flush volume regulated by the ware. b) Test operation After filling the trap with water, draw an approximately 50 mm- wide ink line around the circumference of the flushing surface and approximately 30 mm below the peripheral water ejector. Immediately give a reduced flush, if the water closet is of gravity Mush tank system or built-in flushing device system and has full- and reduced-flush options, and give a full flush in the case of other water dlosets, and check for any trace of ink on the flushing surface, Use an ink of a colour that is in clear contrast with the colour of the water closet. 82.1.2 Media discharge test Shall be as per the following. a) Test paper Toilet tissue paper (single ply) specified in JIS P 4501 or equivalent toilet tissue paper. crm sane sana, PROTECTED BY COPYRIGHT2 45207: 2019 b) Test media 1) Medium A Cut the test paper into slips approximately 760 mm in length, and roll the slips into seven leose balls approximately 50 mm to 75mm in diameter. Alternatively, similar medium at least equivalent to these in conditions may be used, 2) Medium B Use 100 resin balls with a diameter of approximately 19 mm and a specific gravity of 0.85 to 0.95. Alternatively, similar medium at least equivalent to these in conditions may be used. 3) Medium C Cut the test paper into slips approximately 760 mm in length, and roll the slips into three loose balls approximately 50 mm to 75 mm in diameter, Alternatively, similar medium at least equivalent to these in conditions may be used, © Test conditions 1) Water closet using a gravity flush tank When d) 2) or 3) applies, adjust to the manufacturer's specified water level and fully close the stopcock. When d) 4) applies, connect to the water supply and adjust to the manufacturer's specified water level at a water supply pressure of 0.1 MPa (under flowing conditions), 2) Water closet using a flushomoter valve With a water supply pressure of 0.1 MPa or less (under flowing conditions), and with the fushometer valve con- neeted to the water closet, adjust to the maximum instantaneous flow rate of 100 L/min or less and to the manufacturer's nominal flush volume, 3) Water closet using a built-in flushing device ‘Test at a water supply pres- sure of 0.1 MPa or less (under flowing conditions), ‘The instantaneous flow rate and flush volume need not be adjusted 4) Water closot with an adjustable roughing-in part Test with the roughing- in position adjusted to obtain the lowest media discharge performance”, Note ® ‘This is done by adjusting to the longest or shortest dimension in the adjustable range, whichever has resulted in the lower media discharge performance in the above test. 4) Test operation 1) Ball-passing test. Drop deformation-free balls with a minimum diameter of 38:mm for childrens’ water closet, and with a minimum diameter of 44 mm for all other water closets, into the drainage channel to check if they pass through the trap and are evacuated out of the bowl, 2) Full-flush media discharge test After filling the trap with water, drop whole medium A into the water eloset at onee, immediately give a full flush, and cheek ifthe medium is completely evacuated out of the bowl. Then, after filling the trp with water, drap whole medium B into the water cleset at once, immediately give a full flush, and count the number of medium B balls evacuated out of the bowl. 3) Reduced-flush media discharge test If the water closet. has a reduced flush option, after filling the trap with water, drop whole medium C into the water closet at once, immediately give a reduced flush, and check if the medium is com- pletely evacuated out of the bowl. cr sana aarti, PROTECTED RY COPYRIGHT13 A5207 :2019 4) Reduced-flush retained water replacement performance test If the water closet has a reduced flush option, fill the trap with 5 percent (by mass) aqueous solution of sodium chloride, and immediately give a reduced flush. After the flushing action, including the refilling of the water tank, is completed, agitate the retained water. measure the concentration at the centre of the retained water surface, and calculate tho replacement ratio using the following formula. ‘The 5 percent (by mass) aqueous solution of sodium chloride shall be prepared using water equivalent in quality to service water and sodium chloride specified in JIS K 8150. ‘The concentration of the solution shall then be measured to en- sure that the converted concentration of sodium chloride meets the required con- centration 9-22.x109 where, @: replacement ratio (%) + concentration before flushing (5%) Z: concentration after flushing (%) 82.18 Trap seal restoration test Shall be as per the following. a) Test operation 1) Endurance performance test In the case of a water closet with mechanical evacuation, select cither the whole water closet or its trap alone and operate the trap 200 000 times to check the depth and operation of the trap seal, 2) Deterioration resistance test In the case of a water closet with mechanical evacuation, subject the rubber test parts to a 500-h accelerated deterioration test at an ambient (atmospheric) temperature of 100°C, and then connect them to the ‘evacuation mechanism to check the operation, ‘The rubber test parts are rubber moving parts constituting a trap. 8) Acid resistance test In the case of a water closet with mechanical evacuation, dilute 20 ml of 10 percent (by mass) hydrochloric acid aqueous solution prepared using hydrochloric acid specified in JIS K 8180 with an equivalent amount of water to that of the water retained in the trap. Fill the trap with rubber test parts with this diluted solution, and after a duration of 500 h, check the opera~ tion, Alternatively, immerse a rubber specimen in the diluted solution, and after a duration of 500 h, check the specimen for any change in reference length. A rubber specimen shall be made of the same material as that of rubber test parts and be a dumbbell-shaped Type 3 specimen specified in 6.2 of JIS K 6251. 4) Alkali resistance test In the case of a water closet with mechanical evacua- tion, dilute 10 ml of 2 percent (by mass) sodium hydroxide aqueous solution pre- pared using sodium hydroxide apecified in JIS K 8576 with an equivalent amount of water to that of the water retained in the trap. Fill the trap with rubber test parts with this diluted solution and, after a duration of 500 h, check the opera- tion. Alternatively, immerse a rabber specimen in the diluted solution, and after a duration of 500 h, cheek the specimen for any change in reference length. cr sana saat, PROTECTED BY COPYRIGHT4 5207: 2019 A rubber specimen shall be made of the same material as that of rubber test parts and be a dumbbell-shaped Type 3 specimen specified in 6.2 of JIS K 6251 8.2.14 Water leakage resistance test With the water closet held level, fill the trap with water. After leaving to stand for 10h or longer, check for water leakage by observing the drop in the water level. Other test method may be used provided it has equivalent or better accuracy. 8.2.15 Air leakage resistance test With the water closet held level, fill the trap with water so that the drain outlet is, dosed. Apply a minimum air pressure of 245 Pa to the drainage channel, and check for air leakage. Other test method may be used provided it has equivalent or better accu- racy. In the case of a water closet built to allow visual access to the test point, use visual observation instead of the above test to check for any discontinuity that causes air leak- age. 8.2.16 Condensation-free test Ina chamber with an accuracy equivalent to or better than temperature and hemid- ity fluctuations (control) of * + 1.0°C and + 3.0% RH” which has been controlled to a temperature of 30°C and relative humidity of 75 %, leave the sample to stand without filling it with water until the surface temperature of the sample becomes equal to the room temperature. In the case of a water closet of flushometer valve system or built-in flushing device system, with the water supply pressure at 0.2 MPa (under flowing conditions) and the stopeock in its normal full-open position, supply water at a temperature of 20°C 42°C from the temperature controller to the water supply unit and give a preliminary flush. In the ease of a gravity Mush tank system water closet, with the water supply pressure at 0.2 MPa (under flowing conditions), supply a specified amount of water at 20°C = 2°C from the temperature controller to the tank, Immediately after the completion of the water supply operation, give a preliminary fush. When the water supply operation is completed under similar conditions, immediately perform the first flush, and then another three flush operations at 10 min intervals. After 2h following the completion of a total of four flushes, check the floor for conden- sation water droplets that fell from the bowl surf 8.2.1.7 Flush volume measurement Place a vessel under the drain outlet of the water closet under test. and measure the volume of water discharged from the drain outlet. Other measurement method may be used provided it has an equivalent or better accuracy. Specific measurement. details for different flushing systems are provided in the following. Tn any ease, take three measurements and report the average as the flush volume. Express the results by rounding to one decimal place. a) Water closet using a gravity flush tank After adjusting to the manufacturer's specified water level at a water supply pressure of 0.2 MPa (under flowing condi- tions), perform one flush and measure the flush volume. Semen ae cei, PROTECTED BY COPYRIGHT15 5207: 2019 b) Water closet using a flushometer valve With a water supply pressure of 0.2 MPa (under flowing conditions), and with the water closet connected to a non- hold type flush valve, adjust to the maximum instantaneous flow rate of 100 L/min or less and to the manufacturer's nominal flush volume. Perform one flush and measure the flush volume. © Water closet using a built-in flushing device At a water supply pressure of 0.2 MPa (under flowing conditions}, perform one flush and measure the flush vol- 8.21.8 Structural integrity test of wall-mounted water closet Secure a sample in position, place a 45 mm x 45 mm square timber at a position 135 mm from the front rim edge, and apply a force of 2 200 N to its centre for 10 min to check if the sample remains undamaged. 8.2.2 Performance tests for urinals 8.2.2.1 Surface wash test Shall be as per the following. 1) Test conditions With the water supply pressure at 0.1 MPa or less (under flow- ing conditions), and with a urinal connected to a flushometer valve, adjust to the maximum instantaneous flow rate of 15 Limin or less where this adjustment is nec- essary, and to the manufacturer's nominal flush volume. Where adjustment of stantancous flow rate is not necessary, set the stopeock to its full-open position and adjust to the manufaeturer's nominal flush volume, b) Test operation Draw an approximately 60 mm-wide ink line around the centre of the flushing surface. ‘Then, immediately give a flush and check for any trace of ink on the flushing surface. 8.222 Media discharge tost Drop deformation-free balls with a diameter of 18 mm or more into the drainage channel to check if the they pass through the trap and are evacuated out of the urinal. If the urinal has a removable trap, remove the detachable portion during testing. 8.22.3 Water leakage resistance test With the urinal held level, fill the trap with water. After leaving to stand for 10h or longer, check for water leakage by observing the drop in the water level. Other test method may be used provided it has equivalent or better accuracy. 8.2.2.4 Air leakage resistance test With the urinal held level, fill the trap with water so that the drain outlet is closed. Apply a minimum air pressure of 246 Pa to the drainage channel, and eheck for air leak- age. Other test method may be used provided it has equivalent or better accuracy. In the ease of « urinal built to allow visual access to the test point, use visual obser- vation instead of the above test to check for any discontinuity that causes air leakage. 19/59 crore se cc PROTECTED BY COPYRIGHT16 5207 : 2019 82.3 Performance test for face and hand basins (structural integrity test) Secure a sample in position and apply a force of | 100 N to the centre of the front rim edge for 10 min, Cheek if the sample remains undamaged. 9 Inspections 91 General The wares are subjected to the type inspection” and the acceptance inspection” as shown below. Wares shall be accepted if found in conformance with the requirements in Clauses 5 to 7 or other applicable requirements when tested on the following items according to the methods specified in Clause 8 or other possible methods. The delivery inspection shall be performed by a reasonable sampling method, Notes ” An inspection far determining whether a product meets all quality char. acteristics indicated in the design. An inspection performed on delivery of a product which is identical in design and manufacture to those already accepted in the type inspection to judge whether it satisfies the required characteristics, 9.2 Typo inspection ‘The type inspection of wares shall be performed on the items below. The relevant subclauses are indicated in parentheses. a) Inspection of water closet D Surface wash G11) 2) Media discharge (6.1.2) 8) Trop seal restoration (5.1.8) 4) Water leakage resistance (6.1.4) 5) Air leakage resistance (5.1.5) 6) Condonsation free (5.1.6) 7) Flush volume (8.1.7) 8) Structural integrity of wall-mounted water closet (5.1.8) 9) Shapes and dimensions (6.1) 19) Appearance (ceramie) (7.2.1) 11) Ink penetration (ceramic) (7.2.2) 12) Cold impact (ceramic) (7.2.3) 13) Crazing resistance (ceramic) (7.2.4) 14) Mechanical strength (resin) (7.3.1) 15) Strength durability (resin) (7.3.2) 16) Stain resistance (resin) (7.3.3) PROTECTED BY COPYRIGHTWa A5207 :2019 17) Acid resistance (resin) (7.3.4) 18) Alkali resistance (resin) (7.3.5) b) Inspection of urinal 1) Surface wash (5.2.1) 2) Media discharge (5.2.2) 3] Trap seal restoration (5.2.3) 4) Water leakage resistance (5.2.4) 5) Air leakage resistance (5.2.5) 6) Shaps 7) Appearance (7.2.1) 8] Ink penetration (7.2.2) and dimensions (6.1) 9) Cold impact (7.2.3) 10) Crazing resistance (7.2.4) ©) Inspection of face and hand basins 1) Structural integrity of face and hand basins (5.3) 2) Shapes and dimensions (6.1) 3) Appearance (7.2.1) 4) Ink penetration (7.2.2) 5) Cold impact (7.2.3) 6) Crazing resistance (7.2.4) d) Inspection of service sink 1) Shapes and dimensions (6.1) 2) Appearance (7.2.1) 3) Ink penetration (7.2.2) 4) Cold impact (7.2.3) 5] Crazing resistance (7.2.4) 93 Delivery inspection The delivery inspection of wares shall be performed on the items below. a) Water leakage resistance (5.14, 5.2.4) or air leakage resistance (6.1.5, 6.2.5) b) Appearance (7.2.1)18 4.5207 :2019 10. Labelling Each of the products having been verified to comply fully with this Standard shall be indelibly marked with the following information at a place that is visible after instal- lation. Where two or more types of wares are used in combination, codes of those types may be indicated together. a) Type code b) Material (applicable only if it is resin) ©) Manufacturer's name or its abbreviation Example C7I0R, C1200R ABC Co, Ltd. 11 Notes ‘The following notes shall be included in the install: catalogue, of other attached documents, n manual, operation manual, a) Notes on installation of water closet with mechanical evacuation (e.g, that this type of water closet is only intended for use in detached houses of up to three stories) b) Notes on installation ©) Notes on use 4) Ater-sales services (including contacts for troubleshooting/repair) ©) Other necessary matters Units mm Sie va Size of usable apd Large (or 260, 3860, 50 ‘Small [54° 92x38, 38 ‘Not applicable to wator closets of gravity flush tank system and builtin flushing device system, NOTE See Figure A.1 for details of spuds for water closets. Figure 1 Water supply inlet for flushometer valve system water closet rama, PROTECTED BY COPYRIGHT19 5207 : 2019 Unit: mm Seat mounting hele 18 or over up to and incl. 38 [Not applicable te water cletets uned with a dediented closet seat, Figure 2 Seat mounting portion for water closet Unit: mm \ ENS or more) NOTE Soe Figure A.2 for dots of floor Nanye of water clowet, Figure 3 Floor flange mounting portion for water closet 23/5920 5207: 2019 E Drain outlet Unit: mm Note* Not applicable to water closets used with a dedicated socket. Figure 4 Drain outlet diameter of water closet with wall drain outlet (insert coupling type) Trapseal depth | Figure 5 Trap seal depth for water closet 24/5921 doh a sce AAS [ee Contre of drain autlot ©) Roughing-in dixtunce of flourmounted — d) Height of flour-mounted water cloxet water closet with floor drain outlet Appx. 10" q | | x] tre of denin outlet | re ©) Drain position of floor-mounted £) Roughing-in distance of wall-mounted. water closet with wall drain outlet ‘water closet with wall drain outlet ea [| 68 | 6C | 6D GF 6G tt Floor- Floor: Wall- mounted, | mau ted, with Moor | with wall | with wall | with wall rain eutot | drain outlot | drain outlet | drain outlet Generat | 440 | Reap | s70m] 355 | 200" 10 10 10 azo | Raas | 390 255" 155 200 Kaised 4a0_| naw | 420 height a7 | Raa Chitdrens [aso [ — | 205 NOTE Connection to the drainage Hine Note "Not applicable to water elasets wit Figure 6 Principal dimensions of water closet cr aan sara, PROTECTED BY COPYRIGHT22. 5207: 2019 Unit: mm i 5 JX Drain outiot TA 7 7 7 10 TAR or mara] oR ois | Lois 0 18 oF more] $70 aot] [259191 Not applicable to water closets used with a dedicated Mange NOTE See Figures A.8 and A.4 for dotails of urinal wall ange. Figure 7 Wall flange mounting portion for urinal va ‘Pree sea denn [ff] rent tn b) Wall drain outlet a) Floor drain outlet Figure 8 Trap seal depth for urinal 26/5923 A5207 :2019 Unit: mm Wocersuppyiniet” | 6 a 5 Removable trap 4 5 rain outer g K 1 i Type oA oe aC ep] oF Installation | Flushira ] Size ode system Fora [tanthometer | Large | [8500rever] | 380 | [900 orover] | 200, 220 | 75. wrinal Builtsin 380 920 = flushing devica Husboneter | smait | [Unéer3s0] | 360 | [Under 900 % Builtin 220 #80 = ashing devico NOTE Connection to the drainage line may bo by either lange coupling or an insert coupling Note * Not provided in « builtin Mushing device system urinal Figure 9 Flushometer valve system or built-in flushing device system floor-mounted urinals ron amr soar, PROTECTED BY COPYRIGHT24 A5207: 2019 Unit: mm 10-6 water eupply inet” a 10:4 JS oa Daainoutt ff | i Ne 9 Tye rr ion | we 10D Tostalaton | Flashing] Sie ‘mode. | _nyatom wale ed rshometer Large | [850 or more: 360) | ABor 75 | 50 or undor™ Dailtin 400 Alushing deview smatt | [Lexs than 350] | 310 | a5 0r75 Builtin 330 Alushing deview NOTE 1 ‘The top face of a urinal supported by a back hanger may be whaped in the wame way ay that of the Mloor-mounted urinal shown in Figure 9, NOTE 2 Connection to the drainage line may be by either Nange coupling oF an insert coupling, Notes * Not provided in a built-in Mushing device system urinal © Applicable to the low-tip type, Figure 10 Flushometer valve system or built-in flushing det e system, wall-mounted urinals Unit: mm “Appr 90" Apprms.90° [ieee mere] ~ <

b) Without overflow NOTE L See Figare A. for face and hand basin traps. NOTE 2 See Figure A.7 for face basin trap (pop-up type. Figure 11 Drain outlet for face and hand basins crm seas acne, PROTECTED BY COPYRIGHT 28/5925 A5207 : 2019 Unit: mm attechment hole 6) Faucet hole [#25 or more| Pop-up hule (613 or more] or hat \. inet NOTE: Tho ict hole and the pps leo the shan etahmen ae my be mtd Figure 12 Faucet, pop-up, and chain attachment hole diameters for face and hand basins Units mm (105) or [200)" {GQerl ap Par \ rain outer Note * Not applicable when two separate faucets are installed for water and het water. Figure 13 Faucet hol terval (combination faucet) 29/5926 i : i . Wing —/ © Tar tean | tse Some poor cea) eee | oscein Notes © The dimensions 14-A and 14-2 are the maximum dimensions in the horizontal rejection drawing. © The hole 14- may be a faucet hole, a pop-up hole, or a chain attachment hele ‘and may be positioned off the centre, ©! A splashback or a wing(s) may be provided. The fauce!-mounting surface shall be higher than the fod level rim, 4 Not applicable to hand basins. Figure 14 Principal dimensions of face and hand basins PROTECTED BY COPYRICHT27 A5207 : 2019 Unit: mm 15-6" iy Puente Job : oO : sal Front rim" Tae 15A 15H 600 360 Face basin forthe disabled (mainly for wheelchair users) onions 1A and 16-4 are Ube maximum dimensions in the ‘The horizontal projection drawing, ‘The hole 15-Cmay be a fauest hele, a pop-up bolo, ora ehain attach: ment hole and may be positioned off the centr ‘Tho faveet-menting surface shall bo higher than the flood level Recess the front rim. Figure 15 Face basin for the disabled (mainly for wheeleh: users) Unit: mm Approx. 40° NOTE For the dotails of service aink traps, ace Figures A.8 and A, Figure 16 Service sink drain outlet Unit: mm Paueet hole (40) Eee ne aol re Dp soma | Drain outlet lg 350, T Alte:natively, oxo oF zero faveet holes may be provided. Note* Figure 17. Service sink crear ne, PROTECTED BY COPYRIGHT 31/5928 5207: 2019 Annex A (informative) Fittings for sanitary ware ‘This Annex describes matters related to fittings (spuds, flanges, drain fittings, and traps) to be fitted to supply wat to A. provide details. Jet and drain outlet of sanitary wares. Figures A.L r Key |_Name of part “Typical material wy. i 1 [Slewemt | JISHS2500rJISHsI20 |_1 2 | Gasket Rubber or water/eorvosion? | 1 ageing resistant material 3 [Spudiody | JISH3900 or gISHs120_ | 1 Flange nat | JISH32500r JISHS120_ | 1 a Gasket Hubber, or waterfeorrosion? | 1 a ageinge-resistant material T 6 [Skirt gasket | Rubber, er waterfeorrosion/ | 1 ageinge-resistant material a) Water closet spud wo )\ A awn 387 [ben \ Approx. 35° b) Large water-closet spud), Small water-closet spud Unity mm Name a Tm [oe ni 2 ‘Small water-closet spud 32x08) | 64 | 61 | 45 | Sormor | 32 ‘Small water-clonet epud (28) 54 | a | — | Sormom | a8 Large water-eloset spud (32x00) | 67 | 64 | 68 | Sormom | 32 Large water-eloset spud 88x40) | 67 | 64 | 68 | Sormom | 38 Large waterelonet ped (50) 7 | ot | — [Sormore | 51 Figure A.1_ Water closet spuds29 A5207: 2019 Unit: mam mot i i LZ Decorative cap For surface =i] T {7 | (oma a ao Koy] Name of port ‘Typical material ay a | Mange 1S H 6iZ L 2 | Gasket Water corrosion fogeing-resistont material i 3 | Bote JIS € 4308, JIS H 9250, J1S 9260 or JISH5I20 | 2 + | Washer BIS G 4505 or JIS H 3100 2 5 | Not IS H 2250 2 6 | Wood sew [JIS @ 4008 or JIS HS260 Sora 8) Water closct floor flange Unit: mm 130 oF less 6180 b) Wator closet floor flange Figure A.2_ Water closet floor flange (75 mm) cron nn su a PROTECTED BY COPYRIGHT30 5207 : 2019 Key | Name of part Typical material ay. 1_| Flange ais 11 6120 L 2 | Gasket Water-forrosion-lageing-resistant material i 3 | Bolt 91 G 4308, JIS 113250, JIS 1 3260 or JISH6IZ0 [2 4_| Washer 31S G 4304, JIS G 4305 or JIS H 3100 2 5 | Nut “01S H 8260 or JIS H 5120 2 6 | Wood serow [JIS G 4908 or JIS Ht 9260 Bord a) Urinal wall unge (for lead pipe) Unit: mm Name D Ds DB 7 Nominal diameter of connecting Pipe Wall flange for wall-mounted urinal ‘4Gormore | 110 | O2orlem | 148orlees | 40 Wall ange for wall-mounted wall urinal | G1ormore | 140 | Oortess | 184orieas| 90 Marge) Wall flange for wall-mounted wall wrinal | 49ermore | 110 | G2orlom | 14Rorlox | 40 tsmall) b) Urinal wall flange (for lead pipe) Figure A3_ Urinal wall flange (for lead pipe) co ants mnomseten BY corrniont 34/5931 A807: 2019 Tee ey Key | Name of part ‘Typical material ay 1 | Flange 1S G S501 or JTS H 5120 1 2 | Gasket Water Keorrosion/ageing-tesistant material 1 3 [Bote IS G 4308, JIS 113250, ISH 9260 or SHO | 2 4 [Washer | J18 G 4508, JIS G 4305 oF ¥1S 13100 2 5 [Nut 18 H 8250 or JIS H 5120 2 8) Urinal wall flange (for ste! pipe) Unit: mm Name Dr >» a 1% | Nomina Aiameter of connecting Pipe Wall forge for wal-mounted urinal [Rpt | 110 | s@orless | 20 | 14Borlem | 40a Wail fange for wall-mounted tall | @p2 | 140 | 1100rlens | 22 | 184orlewm | 508 inal lara) Wall farge for wall-mountedstall | ApI¥e | 110 | S2orkess | 20 | MBorles | 40A inal Gamal) b) Urinal wall flange (for steel pipe) Figure A.4_ Urinal wall flange (for steel pipe) cme er sc ann PROTECTED BY COPYRIGHT 35/59Key[ Nameofpart_[ Typical material | Qty 1 [Removable wap [a1 A 5207 z Figure A.5 Urinal removable trap 36/59 PROTECTED BY COPYRIGHT33 A5207: 2019 now / S11 Peshaped ~ Saahuped MW Si Koy| Namo of pert Typical material ay 1 | Drain hung body | a1 118120 1 2 [Triangular gasket | Rutber 1 3. | Flange nut “JIS 113260 or TSH 5120 1 4 [ Sleeve nut 1S 113250 or JIS HH 5120 1 5 [Gasket Rubber, of water eerrosion/ageingresinant material | 1 6 | Stenight pipe Ss 113300 1 7 [Sleeve nut ‘IS H.8250 or JIS H 5120 1 8 | Gasket Rubber 1 2 | U-tube ‘ais 113900 1 10 [Sleeve nat “HS H3250 or JIS H 5120 1 11 | Goaket Rubber, er water /crrosion ageingresistant material | 12 | Peshaped drain pipe | JIS 3300 1 1B | Shaped drain vine | JIS 113900 1 14 | Cup-haped washer | JIS @ 4904, JIS @ 4908 or JIS H 3100 1 Figure A.6 Face and hand basin trap PROTECTED BY COPYRIGHT34 A5207: 2019 Unit: mm £38 ortese D, I g DBO 2 40. ' NS Pahaped Seahaped Name > 1 ® With overflow — [Without overfow Foes basin trap _| 82 7 = 155 oF lesa Hand basin wap [26 70 a 190 oF Town Figure A.6 (concluded) crores ct PROTECTED BY COPYRIGHT35 A.5907 : 2019 —- ONS i OS sahnped usa — ti ce a u [ EN phage = Key | __Name of part ‘Typical material ay 1 | Drain futing body | 915 11 3900 or JIS Ht 6120 1 2 [Triangular gasket | Rubter 1 2 [Pango nut “JIS H $200 or JIS H 6120 1 + [pat ‘JIS H 5200 oF JIS 120 1 5 | Kick box ‘JIS H 8250 or JIS H 6120 1 6 | Straight pipe 31S H 3800 1 7 [Seeeve nut ‘JIS H 5250 oF JIS 5120 1 8 | Gasket Rubber 1 9 [wane ‘31S 1 5900) 1 10 | Sieove nut ‘JIS H 5250 or JIS H 6120 1 11 | Gasket Rubber, or water-/orrosion-/ageing-resistant material | _1 12 | Pataped drain pipe | 313 1 5300 1 1, | Sabapod drain pipe | JIS H 5900 1 u shaped washor | JIS @ 4804, JIS G 4805 or JIS H 3100 1 Figure A.7_ Face basin trap (pop-up type) PROTECTED BY COPYRIGHT 39/5936 5207 : 2019 Unit: mm $52 or more J F [238 or less SS. or more Figure A.7 (concluded) 40/5937 A5207 : 2019 Floor surface Key “1 | Drain Guting body | JIS HI 6ta0 2 | Gasker Rubber, or water-fcorronten-iageing-resistant material 3 | Shaped trap IS G 5501 4 | Ganker “Rubber, oF water corrosion layeing-resintant material 5 | Pur JIS G 5501 or JIS H 5120 6 | Flange aS H 6120 7 | Gasket Rubber, or water-feorrosien-lageing-resintant material @ [ate JIS 6 4908, JIS H £260, JIS 11 9280 or JIS H 6120 © | Washer TIS G 4904, JIS G 4905 or JTS 3100 10 [Now JES H 8260 or JIS H 5120 11 | Strainer GIS G 4904, JIS G 4905, JIS H 9100 or JIS H 5120 12 | Woed corow “JIS G 4908 or JIS H 9260 18 | Woed serow GIS G 4908 or JIS H 9260 Figure A8 Service sink trap (S-shaped) PROTECTED BY COPYRIGHT38 A5207: 2019 Uni: mm 100 49 or more G74 oF tess Ploor sustace Figure A.8 (concluded) sere am imei, PROTECTED BY COPYRIGHT0/9/ A5207 : 2019 } ao/9} a] \a\e o\ ©) Wall side (for steel pipe) ed). Wall side (for lead pipe) 39 Name of part ‘Typical material ay. 1 | Drain iting body iS Hi BIB 1 2 | Gasket Rubber, or waier/corrosionvageing-resistant material | 3 | Peshaped trap JIS G 5501 1 4 | Gasket Rubber, or water/eorrosionJageing-resintant material | 6 | Phe ‘JUS G 6504 or JIS 15120 t © | Flange | For steel pipe | JIS G S501 T For lead pipe | JIS 5120, 7 | Ganka Water /eorronion Jageingsresintant material T @ | Bore HS G 4508, JIS 11250, JIS H926000r JIS Ho120_ [2 9 | Washer IS G 4504, JIS G 4305 or JIS H3100 z 10 [ Rus ‘JIS 1.3250 oF JIS H 5120 2 11 | Strainer JUS G 4504, JUS G 4305, JISH 3100 or TS M512 |_1 12 | Feed seat ISG 5501 1 18 | Adjustment belt ‘JIS G 8101 oF JIS G 4051 r 4 [ Locknut IS G S101 or JIS G 4051 1 15 [ Support reat JSG 5501 1. 16 | Wood serew ES G 4508 or JIS HE 5260 2 Figure A.9 Service sink trap (P-shaped) PROTECTED BY COPYRIGHT EREA40 5207: 2019 Unit: mm 883 er more [aso ies) rt Wall urface Ver mow, 230 zl 230 b) Wall side (for steel pipe) ©) Wall side (for lead piped Figure A9 (concluded) rrp aan saan a, PROTECTED BY COPYRIGHTa1 5207: 2019 Annex B (informative) Water closets and water supply devices ‘This Annex shows examples of water closets and urials as indicated in Tables 2 to 4. Examples are illustrated in Figures B.1 to B.11. Figure B.1 Example of gravity flush tank system water closet Figure B.2 Example of flushometer valve system water closet yr sees han PROTECTED BY COPYRIGHT42. 5207 :2019 Wooster Water uel ‘ui b) Structural deawing Figure B.3_ Example of built-in flushing device system water closet 4 g Z j Dw j Z 4 A Z 7 f 7 4) Floor-mounted (notin b) Floor-mounted Gn ©) Walkmounted Contact with the wall)” contact with the wall) Figure BA Installation modes of water closets “Senne ccaree Sasa PROTECTED BY COPYRIGHT43 A5207 : 2019 Line 4 4 Figure B.S Example of flushometer valve system urinal 18) Mounted condition (water supply b) Structural drawing unit housed in the ares shown by dotted Hine box) Figure B.6 Example of bi Water spot It-in flushing device system urinal cr sane sansa, PROTECTED BY COPYRIGHT f 47/59 |44. A527: 2019 Wall finishing Wall finishing ‘surface surface Z YZ A 2 / Centre of drain oudet L Contes of rain onto a) Floor-mounted 1b) Wall-mounted Figure B.7_ Installation modes of urinal _~ Rubber joint Horizonsal dain pipe Water closet connection Flone Ange connection ——< xiang Mange — No Petit in gue Ur [eon oir af NOTE The horizontal deain pipe can be eut to achieve an appropriate rouzhing-in position Figure B.8 Example of water closet with an adjustable roughing-in position PROTECTED BY COPYRIGHT45 5207: 2019 —r) er) — i = : SG Stand-by Flushing Figure B.9_ Example of water closet with mechanical evacuation Figure B.10 Example of childrens’ water closet Figure B.11 Example of water closet with raised height seat crore na seca can PROTECTED BY COPYRIGHT f Eo46 A5207 :2019 Annex C (informative) Japanese-style water closets ‘This Annex deseribes the performance requirements and test methods for Japanese- style toilet bowls. Examples of Japanese-style water closets are shown in Figures C.1 and C.2, C.1_ Performance of Japanese-style water closets C.1.1 Bull-passing performance, trap seal restoration, water leakage resis: tance, air leakage resistance, and flush volumes See 5.1, €.1.2. Surface wash and media discharge When the test as per €.2.2 €) 1) is performed, no trace of ink shall remain on the flushing surface. When the test as per €.2.2 e) 2) and 3) is performed, the water closet shall flush medium D as per ©.2.2 a) 2) into the inlet of the drainage channel and shall evacuate medium A as per C.2.2 a) 1) completely out of the bowl. €.2. Performance tests for Japanese-style water closets C.2.1 Ball-paxsing test, water leakage resistance test, air leakage resistance test, and flush volume measurement See 8.2.1, C.2.2 Surface wash test and media discharge test Shall be as per the following. a) ‘Test media 1) Medium A. Cut the test paper into slips approximately 760 mm in length, and roll the slips into seven loose balls approximately 50 mm to 75 mm in diameter. Alternatively, similar medium at least equivalent to these in conditions may be used. 2) Medium D_ Use sponges approximately 90 mm x 90 mm in size or approxi- mately 100 mm in diameter and approximately 30 mm in thickness, which have been sufficiently moistened with water (until they attain a mass of about 200 g). Alternatively, similar medium at least equivalent to these may be used. b) Test conditions 1) Water closet using a low tank With the water supply and replenishment to the tank turned off, adjust the effective flush volume to the value stated by the manufacturer. 2) Water closet using a flushometer valve Without the non-hold type flushome- ter valve connected to the water closet, and with the water supply pressure of 0.1 MPa or less (under flowing condition), adjust the flush valve to achieve a Soran ace can PROTECTED BY COPYRIGHT47 A.5207 : 2019 maximum instantaneous flow rate of 100 L/min or less, and in the case of a water- saving type I, adjust the flush valve to the manufacturer's nominal flush volume of 8.5 L or less and then set and test the water closet, ©) Test operation 1) Surface wash test. Draw an approximately 50 mm-wide ink line around the cir- cumference of the flushing surface, approximately 30 mm helow the peripheral water ejector. Immediately give a flush and check for any trace of ink on the flushing surface. 2) Media discharge test 1 Fill with water the portion of the water closet that re- ceives waste, and place medium D at the centre of that portion. Immediately give a flush and check if the medium is completely flashed into the inlet of the drain- age channel. 3) Media discharge test 2 Drop medium A at the same time into the portion of the water closet that receives waste, immediately give a flush, and check if the medium is completely evaluated out of the bowl. ‘ q ‘com a 7, Contre of supply water inlet / ‘Centre of drain outlet Notes * Connection to the drainage line may be by flange coupling. Dimensions fr dualause water closets Figure C.1 Example of washout or dual-use washout Japanese-style water closet crores ac, PROTECTED BY COPYRIGHT48 45207: 2019 Unit: mm Centre ef supply water alct [7Sor more Centre of drsin outles*" Notes "Connection to the érainage line may be by flange coupling. Dimensions for dual-use water closets Figure C.2_ Example of on-floor water supply washout or on-floor water supply dual-use washout Japanese-style water closet covet PROTECTED BY COPYRIGHT 52/5949 4.5207 : 2019 Annex D (informative) Consideration regarding discharge characteristics of water closets This Annex describes necessary consideration to be taken regarding the discharge characteristics of water closets. Different water closets may have different discharge characteristics; itis thus desir- able that the flush volume and the ware average discharge flow rate of the specifie water closet to be installed be taken into consideration at the time of installation (Bibliogra- phy (12). Bibliography [1] JIS G 8101 Rolted steels for generat structure [21 JIS G 4051 Carbon steels for machine structural use [3] JIS G 4304 Hot-rotted staintess steel plate, sheet and strip [A] JIS G 4305 Cold-rolled staintess steel plate, sheet and strip [5] JIS G 4308 Stainless sicel wire rode [6] JIS G 5501 Grey iron castings [7] JIS H 3100 Copper and copper attoy sheets, plates and strips [8] JIS 1 3250 Copper and copper alloy rods and bars [9] JIS H 3260 Copper andl copper attoy wires [10] JIS 11 8800 Copper andl copper attoy seamless pipes and tubes [1] JIS H 5120 Copper and copper alloy castings [12] Standard of Society of Heating, Air-Conditioning and Sanitary Engincers of Japan SHASE-$220 Testing Methods of Discharge Characteristic for Plumbing Fixtures PROTECTED BY COPYRIGHTAnnex E (informative) Comparison table between previous and current editions of this Standard on technically significant revisions Current edition (JIS A 52072019) Previous edition (JIS A 5207: 2014) No, and title of cause Content ‘Reason for revision Delete the provision No, and title of elause Content 3.4 water-saving water | Specify water closets eapable of eloset reducing the flush volume (Table 1. ‘As the increase in environmental awareness has advanced energy- saving and environment-friendly ‘measures, the demand for “ge eral type” water closets using a flush volume of over 8.5 L has been steadily decreasing. 3.9 Tow-lip wall- mounted urinal Specify a wall-mounted urinal with lowered flood level = ‘No corresponding specification. Based on the Barrier-free Law. 4 Types and classifica- tion Delete the flushing systems washdown"” and “siphon” as ‘names of types of water closets in Table 2. Delete the code for “General type", and change “Water-saving type I” and “Water-saving type IT" to “Type I” and “Type II” in ‘Tables 2 and 3. Delete the “size” designations for names of types of hand ba- sins in Table 5, Delete the names of types for service sinks in Table 6. 4 Types Specify flushing systems “washdown” and “siphon” as names of types of water closets in Table 2. Birth of new flushing technolo- gies has made the conventional classification of flushing systems obsolete. Specify the codes for flush volume, “General type”, “Water- saving type I”, and “Water- saving type II” in Tables 2 and 3 ‘As the inerease in environmental awareness has advanced energy- saving and environment-friendly measures, the demand for “gen- eral type” water closets using a flush volume of over 8.5 L has been steadily decreasing. ‘Specify “large” and “small” for ‘names of types of hand basins in Table 5. “Small” sized products are no longer manufactured. Specify “with splashback” and “without splashback” as names of types of service sinks in Table 6 Products “without splashback” are no longer manufactured. 610Z: LOZo V ogCurrent edition (JIS A 5207:2019) Provious edition (JIS A 5207:2014) Reason for revision ‘No. and title of clause Content No. and title of clause Content 5.1.7 Flush volume | Add tolerances to the flush vol- [6.1.7 Flush volume | Require that the flush volume of | Tolerances are added to be more ‘ume requirements of “Type I” the water closet in one flush _| in line with the currently avail- and “Type II” water closets. ‘operation be within the value in Table 1. able products. 7.8.4 Acid resistance 7.9.5 Alkali resistance Require that the specimen be free from fissures, cracks or other abnorm: 7.84 Acid resistance 7.8.5 Alkaline resis- tance Require that the specimen be free from any noticeable change in gloss, To make elearer the acceptance criterion. 8.2.1.7 Flush volume Require that measured values 8.2.1.7 Flush volume Specify the number of measure- To eliminate measurement error. measurement be averaged for expressing the | measurement ments and method of rounding, flush volume. 10 Labelling ‘Add the provision that if two or | 10 Labelling Specify “type code", “material | To allow to provide consumers ‘more types are combined, the codes of those types may be indi- cated together. (applicable only if it is resin)", and “manufacturer's name or its abbreviation” as information to be marked on products. with a variety of produets, streamline logisties and produc tion, as well as to ensure envi- ronmental friendliness. Delete the provision. Figure 4 Wall flange mounting portion for water closet Specify the dimension of wall flange mounting portion for water closet. All the water closets provided by manufacturers are supplied with their own drainage connection parts. Figure 4 Drain outlet diameter of water closet with wall drain outlet (insert coupling type) Delete the provision for drain outlet of “floor drain outlet” water closets. Figure 5 Water closet drain outlet Specify the drain outlet diam- eter of insert coupling type “wall drain outlet” and “floor drain outlet” water closets. All the water closets provided by ‘manufacturers are now supplied with their own drainage connec- tion parts. Delete the provision. Figure 7 Retained water surface area for water closet Specify the retained surface area for siphon water closet. “Siphon” has been deleted in Clause 4 (Types and classifica tion) as part of integration of flushing systems. Delete the provision. Figure 8 Installation modes for water closet Tllustrate modes of installation of water closet. The figure has been moved to Annex (informative). 6102 : LOze ¥ 1gCurrent edition (JIS A 5207:2019) Previous edition (JIS A 5207:2014) No. and title of clause Content No, and title of clause Content Reason for revision Figure 6 Principal dimensions of water closet Show collectively figures and recommended dimensions of different types of water closet. Figures 9 to 17 Princi- pal dimensions of dif ferent types of water closet Indicate recommended dimen- sions of different types of water closet in separate figures. ‘The common parts given in sepa- rate figures in the previous edi- tion have been converged into one figure, Indicate recommended values of water closet height from the floor (870 to 390, or 420). Figure 9 Principal dimensions of water Indicate the recommended val- ues of water closet height from the floor (350, 370 or 420) ‘To ensure consistency with JIS S 0024. Indicate the distance from the wall to the centre of floor drain ‘outlet for floor-mounted water closet with floor drain outlet (200 oF 255). Figures 10 and 1 Distance from the wall to the centre of floor drain outlet for floor- mounted water closet with floor drain outlet Tndicate the distance from the wall to the centre of floor drain outlet for floor-mounted water closet with floor drain outlet (200). To reflect the actual demand. Indicate the recommended dis- tance from the floor surface to the centre of wall drain outlet (170, 200, 206). Figure 15 Flushometer valve system wall- mounted water closet with wall drain outlet ‘No indication of this dimension. To respond to a greater demand of wall-mounted water closets. Delete the provision. Figure 18 Installation modes of urinals Provide illustrations of modes of installation of urinals, “The figure has been moved to Annex (informative), Delete the provision. Figure 19 Urinal sup- ply water inlet Specify the urinal supply water inlet. ‘The urinals with urinal spuds are no longer manufactured. Delete the provision. Figure 20 Floor flange ‘mounting portion for urinal Specify the connecting dimen- sion of the floor flange mounting. portion. Flanged products are no longer ‘manufactured, Figure 10 Flushometer valve system and built- in flushing device sys- ‘tem wall-mounted urinal Indicate the height for flood level of low-lip type (350 or less) Delete the provision. Figure 27 Flushometer valve system and built- in flushing deviee sys- tem wall-mounted urinal No specification of low-lip type product, Based on the Barrier-free Act. Specify the mounting hole di- The mounting specification is no longer used. 6108 LOZs V aCurrent edition (JIS A 5207:2019) Provious edition (JIS A 5207:2014) No. and title of clause Content No. and title of clause Content Reason for revision Figures 14 and 15 Dimensions of face basin Delete the bracket-fixing hole. Figures $1 and 32 Dimensions of face basin ‘Specify the bracket fixing hole. ‘The mounting specification is no longer used. Figure 17 Service sink Delete the service sink “without splashback”. Figure 34 Servi sinks with and without splashback Provide dimensions for service inks “with splashback” and “without splashback”, ‘The product is no longer manu- factured ‘Annex D (informative) Consideration regard- ing discharge charac: teristies of water closets Describe necessary consider- on for installation of water closets, ‘The description, though it is not directly related to the product, is given to remind the installers to take the product performance into account when installing, ‘each water closet at the place of 2 Lowe Vv 610z