HANSA Smart
For those ready to make smart choices. With touchless faucets that save water and energy, are safe and hygienic - perfectly fit for public and private spaces. New integrated Bluetooth®
Bathroom
For those who appreciate sustainability. Faucets and showers that enable better living without sacrificing performance or design - responsibly made from the finest, most durable material.
Kitchen
For those who value the simple everyday moments. With a range of easy-to-use stylish faucets designed to bring comfort and safety to any kitchen.
Product finder
Safe, durable, sustainable – and stylish – whatever your shower or faucet requirements, we’ve got you covered.
Spare parts
Cartridges, spouts, caps, sensors – whether you’re upgrading a customer’s bathroom or need to make a repair, we’ll help you find the component you need. When you need it.
For professionals
Our products are easy to install, always reliable, and designed to fit any setting – saving you time and costs on planning, and ensuring they meet every requirement.
HANSAACTIVEJET Digital hand shower
The award-winning HANSAACTIVEJET Digital hand shower is designed to help you save water – with little effort. The integrated display gives real-time feedback on your water and energy consumption. By connecting the shower to an app, it can revolutionize your relationship to water. HANSAACTIVEJET Digital – the smart choice for a better future.
Water Smart Living
Saying yes to Water Smart Living is saying yes to faucets and showers that will reduce our water and energy consumption. It’s saying yes to SMART technology that will make our homes, schools, hospitals and public spaces safer, for the benefit of our health. It’s saying yes to the choices that will enable us to create positive change for people – and the environment.
That’s why we’re saying yes to Water Smart Living.
Latest news
The role of faucets in our future homes
From hybrid homes that intelligently merge our work and living spaces to bathrooms designed for relaxing, dwelling and collecting important health data. How has the way we use bathrooms and kitchens changed and what can project planners expect in the future?