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Sumerain Debuts First Smart IoT Faucet, Revolutionizing Home Water Management

Press Release Date: April 18, 2025 | Location: San Francisco, California

Sumerain today unveiled its flagship product, the NexaFlow Smart Faucet, an IoT-enabled innovation designed to transform how households interact with water. Equipped with real-time monitoring via a mobile app, the faucet tracks water usage, quality, and temperature control while seamlessly integrating with leading smart home ecosystems like Amazon Alexa and Google Home. Featuring a touchless sensor design and built-in AI algorithms that learn user habits to optimize water efficiency, the NexaFlow is projected to reduce water consumption by 40% compared to traditional faucets.

CEO Jessica Chen Statement:
“NexaFlow isn’t just a product—it’s our commitment to a sustainable future,” said Jessica, CEO of Sumerain. “With cloud-connected data, users can access detailed household water usage reports and even receive proactive filter replacement alerts.”

The faucet has earned the U.S. EPA WaterSense Certification for water efficiency and is slated to debut in Q3 2026 at Home Depot and Amazon in the U.S., with a starting price of $299.

About Sumerain
Founded in 2013, Sumerain specializes in innovative high-end kitchen and bathroom products. Its smart faucet technology is available in over 30 countries, achieving 25% year-over-year growth in North American market share in 2024.

Sumerain Faucets Achieves NSF/ICC-ES 61-372 Certification, Reinforcing Commitment to Safe and Sustainable Water Solutions

Sumerain, a leading innovator in premium kitchen and bathroom fixtures, today announced that its flagship line of lead-free, corrosion-resistant faucets has successfully obtained NSF/ICC-ES 61-372 certification in July 2023. This milestone underscores the brand’s dedication to delivering products that meet rigorous U.S. safety and environmental standards for drinking water systems.

Certification Highlights and Technical Excellence
The NSF/ICC-ES 61-372 certification validates that Sumerain faucets comply with stringent requirements for material safety, ensuring no harmful contaminants—such as lead, cadmium, or volatile organic compounds (VOCs)—leach into drinking water. Independent testing confirmed that Sumerain’s proprietary brass alloys and ceramic valve cores exceed durability benchmarks, even under extreme water pressure and temperature conditions1.

Key features of the certified product line include:

Lead-Free Construction: All materials meet NSF-61 standards for safe potable water contact.

Corrosion Resistance: Advanced nano-coating technology extends product lifespan by 30% compared to industry averages.

Sustainability Alignment: Recyclable stainless steel components and water-saving designs align with EPA WaterSense guidelines1.

Executive Commentary
Jessica Chen, CEO of Sumerain, emphasized the certification’s significance:
“Safety and sustainability are non-negotiable in our mission. By achieving NSF/ICC-ES 61-372, we empower homeowners and commercial builders to trust that every drop from a Sumerain faucet meets the highest health standards. This certification also supports our 2025 roadmap to expand partnerships with green building projects under the U.S. Net-Zero Emissions Initiative.”

Market Impact and Future Plans
The certification positions Sumerain as a preferred supplier for residential and commercial projects requiring compliance with LEED v4.1 and IFS Food Safety Standards, particularly in sectors like food manufacturing and healthcare facilities where material traceability is critical13.

Looking ahead, Sumerain plans to:

Launch a Certified Safe Water Initiative in Q3 2025, offering free water quality testing kits with faucet purchases.

Collaborate with U.S. municipalities to upgrade aging water infrastructure using NSF-certified components.

Integrate IoT sensors into future models for real-time water purity monitoring, building on its AquaSync Pro smart faucet platform1.

Availability and Partnerships
Certified faucets are now available through Home Depot, Amazon, and specialty plumbing distributors across the U.S. Bulk purchasing discounts apply to contractors participating in the U.S. Green Building Council’s (USGBC) net-zero programs1.