Install once
A durable in-line device with no routine device consumables.
Now recruiting high-traffic urinal pilot sitesWater is an
Water is an
operational asset.
The current U.S. pilot cohort is focused on replicating the JR East-style in-field evaluation in qualifying high-traffic facilities with commercial urinals.
Designed for long-term operation
Install once. Operate without chemical dosing.
BeLife is designed as a passive in-line system: no filters, cartridges, treatment chemicals, or scheduled device servicing. Normal plumbing inspections and site-specific maintenance requirements still apply.
No chemical dosing
Engineered flow geometry; BeLife adds no treatment chemicals to the water.
No scheduled servicing
Designed to operate passively without filter changes or scheduled device service.
Built around real operating environments
PUBLIC FACILITIESHOSPITALITYHEALTH & CARESPECIALTY CLEANINGWhat BeLife is
An in-line ultrafine-bubble generator built for different plumbing scales.
Fuji Keiki's CORE WITH HOLES negative-pressure design introduces rotation and pressure change in the water flow. The family spans U.S. nominal sizes NPS 1/2 through NPS 3, corresponding to Fuji Keiki's 15A through 80A model series.
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Water enters the deviceCores rotate and change pressureFine bubbles continue downstream
Conceptual illustration based on Fuji Keiki's published CORE WITH HOLES negative-pressure principle. Not a dimensional engineering drawing.
Proof at a glance
See the difference. Then examine the numbers.
Start with three controlled visual comparisons, then review quantitative results from separate, clearly identified test environments.
TAP WATERBELIFE WATER
FOURTH-RINSE FIXTURE TEST
Simulated fixture residue
Blue food coloring and starch syrup were used as simulated soil before the fourth rinse was compared.
TAP WATERBELIFE WATER
30-SECOND OIL-CLEANING TEST
Oil-residue cleaning
A prepared frying pan was rinsed for 30 seconds under the documented comparison conditions.
TAP WATERBELIFE WATER
60-SECOND DRAIN-PIPE TEST
Drain-pipe residue
Black toner was used as simulated soil in transparent piping before a 60-second flow comparison.
Quantified results
Numbers from separate, defined tests.
Each result is presented with its own measure and evidence environment—not blended with the visual comparisons or the JR East field study.
CONTROLLED TOILET-BOWL TEST+40.1
Ammonia-reduction difference
Tap water reduced measured ammonia concentration by 34.1%; BeLife water reduced it by 74.2%. This is not the JR East field result.
Tap water34.1%ammonia reduction
BeLife water74.2%ammonia reduction
SIMULATED LAUNDRY-ODOR TEST+15.8
Odor-removal difference
Five-test average simulated-ammonia odor removal. Reported remaining concentration: 23.8 ppm with tap water and 8.0 ppm with BeLife water.
Tap water76.2%odor removal
BeLife water92.0%odor removal
CONTROLLED VEHICLE-PANEL TEST51–69%
Lower residual index
Tap water is normalized to 100. BeLife's reported residual index was 49 after 10 minutes and 31 after 30 minutes—51% and 69% lower.
Tap-water baseline100normalized index
BeLife residual index49 / 3110 min / 30 min · lower is better
SKIN-MOISTURE EVALUATION+7
Reported moisture difference
Published test-specific moisture-change values. The precise instrument scale and complete calculation remain pending from Fuji Keiki.
Tap water74%reported test value
BeLife water81%reported test value
Real-world field evidence
A 55-day field study with East Japan Railway Company.
See how one BeLife installation served five station-restroom fixtures—and what the documented study reported.
Read the full case study55days
in-use restroom
in-use restroom
JR
Documented customer referenceJR East · East Japan Railway Company
Named in connection with the documented 55-day station-restroom study.
How it connects
From one room to an entire building.
The installation point defines the downstream scope. A qualified professional confirms line size, pressure, flow, space, and local requirements.
Localized scope
One room or fixture group
Install on the branch serving a defined restroom, laundry area, treatment room, or specialty cleaning zone.
Department scope
A plumbing branch
Treat the water distributed to a department, floor, restroom bank, or operational area from one accessible line.
Building scope
The incoming water main
Position at the appropriate building entry point so downstream outlets receive water that has passed through BeLife.
Where BeLife is evaluated
Six groups show the breadth of BeLife applications.
From public facilities to industrial processes, each pilot begins with a defined water line and a measurable operating question.
PUBLIC FACILITIES
Restrooms, stations & civic spaces
FOODSERVICE & HOSPITALITY
Kitchens, hotels & guest services
HEALTHCARE & DENTAL
Hospitals, senior care & dental offices
PERSONAL CARE
Spa, salon & foot care
VEHICLE & LAUNDRY OPERATIONS
Car wash, detailing & institutional laundry
INDUSTRIAL PROCESSING
Process water, rinsing & production lines
Eight nominal sizes
NPS 1/2 to NPS 3.Fuji Keiki model series: 15A to 80A.
The BeLife family is designed for different line conditions—from localized plumbing to broader facility mains. Final U.S. fit is confirmed through a technical assessment.
Compare models
NPS 1/2Model 15A · Localized line series
NPS 3/4–1Models 20A–25A · Representative small-line series
NPS 1 1/4–2Models 32A–50A · Facility-line series
NPS 2 1/2–3Models 65A–80A · Larger-main series
Current pilot: high-traffic facilities with commercial urinals.
Fuji Keiki provides the equipment. The selected partner covers qualified plumbing labor and keeps the system.
Other application or not ready to apply?
Tell us where BeLife may fit.
Register for the current urinal pilot, future cohorts, another application trial, or a partnership conversation.