WYCHWOOD WATER SYSTEMS
Announce the Sterisoft
LST Radiators
Self-Disinfecting Water Softener
A major advance in the battle against Legionella infection in soft water systems
Range of Low Surface Temperature
radiator models to suit all budgets
and applications
Easy installation – ready assembled
?
Are your softeners harbouring bacteria?
Are you disinfecting them regularly?
Do you want to automate disinfection?
Wychwood Sterisoft softeners automatically self-disinfect during regeneration
BSRIA tested outputs and surface temperatures
Disinfection frequency can be user-de¿ ned and/or set by our Engineers
WYCHWOOD Sterisoft softeners automatically
Invaluable for Hospitals and commercial buildings
self-disinfect during regeneration
SteriTouch
®
antimicrobial surfaces as standard
Disinfection frequency can be user-de¿ ned and/or set by our
•
Engineers.
Minimises downstream microbiological
Energy efficient copper aluminium emitters
Invaluable for Hospitals and commercial buildings.
problems in HW systems, calori¿ ers
& showers
• Does not introduce any chlorine into
Attractive yet functional design
the treated water
• Can be validated and recorded during
softener servicing
• Gives piece of mind to Facilities
Managers that this critical aspect
of water hygiene is being controlled
• Nationwide service support
The Wychwood Sterisoft softeners are available in simplex or duplex form,
from À ow-rates ranging from <1 to 20m3/hour.
Call Wychwood Water Systems, the pure water specialists
www.wychwood-water.com, 01993 892211, or sales@wychwood-water.com
for more details or for a quotation on:
Sterisoft
Call 01787 274135 www.autron.co.uk
Reverse Osmosis for Boiler-house Energy Saving
Water treatment & puri¿ cation plant for all applications
www.cibsejournal.com June 2009 CIBSE Journal 35
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