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Babyminder® Sanitizer


Infant safety seat


Babyminder® Horizontal


Babyminder® Vertical


Babyminder® tables have been tested to and exceed


these safety standards: EN12221, EN12221-1:2008, EN1729-2 (2006), EN15372 (2008)


It’s time for a change BABYMINDER


Change the way you approach infant care


The Babyminder® baby changing units provide parents and carers with a safe and secure surface to change a child. Babyminder® changing units exceed the highest European standards demanded to ensure a safe and hygienic provision of dedicated baby change facilities. Providing these services is now considered of equal importance as the provision of other essential facilities. Babyminder® changing units are specifically designed for use in away from home locations.


Babyminder® Sanitizer Dispenser Even seemingly clean surfaces can harbour vast numbers of harmful bacteria. Easy to use Babyminder® Surface Sanitizer provides the individual with the opportunity to clean and sanitize surfaces such as toilet seats effectively before use.


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In a league of its’ ozone... PROZONE


® Mimic nature by creating natural freshness


The Prozone® ozone generator cleans and rejuvenates the air we breathe, refreshing the atmosphere and bringing outdoor freshness indoors.


Prozone® is an ideal odour neutraliser for areas such as hospitals, care homes, doctor’s


surgeries,veterinary clinics, washrooms, offices, toilet areas, hotels, reception areas, etc. The ozone produced by Prozone® destroys harmful micro-organisms that it comes into contact with and breaks down malodour causing compounds- therefore neutralising the unpleasant smells they produce.


Vectair Systems Ltd, Unit 3, The Trident Centre, Armstrong Road, Basingstoke, RG24 8NU Tel: +44 (0) 1256 319500 Fax: +44 (0) 1256 319510 Email: info@vectair.co.uk Web: www.vectair.co.uk


PROZONE


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