LEISURE & HOSPITALITY
An upgraded dose A SEKO solution is brought in to upgrade a top-class hotel’s warewash dosing.
When a luxury European hotel offering wedding packages and fine dining needed to replace its warewash dosing system, a bespoke SEKO solution was chosen to maintain the kitchen’s impeccable standards.
The hotel’s excellent reputation, built up over half a century, meant that guests had heightened expectations over their dining experience which made a reliable, high-performance warewash dosing system a must.
After serving an automatic pot washing machine for several years, the existing detergent dosing system failed and engineers found that it was difficult to swap out for an identical replacement due to the connection being soldered to the PCB.
On top of this, the old unit had only one input voltage option, so it was therefore decided to upgrade detergent dosing to a new system that would offer simpler installation along with additional operational benefits.
One of the client’s stipulations was that the dosing system selected must be able to cope with the aluminium-safe detergent they were using to protect catering pans and trays from pitting and damage, and to prevent aluminium transferring to food during cooking.
After carefully assessing the application and taking all requirements into account, contractor Evolution Hygiene recommended SEKO’s WareDose 35 detergent and rinse aid dosing system as the ideal solution. This dual-pump system features a powerful microprocessor to enable intuitive programming and user-friendly operation, housed within a robust IP65-grade for superior protection against water jets.
Meanwhile, WareDose 35’s premium-grade peristaltic tubing would provide precise, consistent dosing along with exceptional chemical compatibility to handle the aluminium- safe detergent without causing accelerated tube degradation.
When it came to installation, WareDose 35’s quick connection meant that the engineer was able to fit the unit
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quickly and without trouble, leaving the operator free to benefit from the system’s features, including:
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Probe check function to pause dosing in the event of detergent running dry
• Multi-language programming menu for inclusive use
• Cyclic dosing option for periodic injection of detergent or rinse aid
• Edgeless squeeze rollers for enhanced tube life
Another example of a SEKO solution helping customers achieve long-term, cost-effective improvements in their daily operations.
The Tomorrow’s Cleaning Awards-nominated WareDose 35 is used in hospitality settings the world over, serving hotels, restaurants and other food-service environments where heavy demand means dosing time exceeds 50 hours per week.
SEKO has now enhanced WareDose 35 with internet of things (IoT) connectivity, allowing the device to link remotely to the SekoWeb app to bring operators closer than ever to their applications. This dedicated app – also available via web browser – provides managers with a personal dashboard where they can view live and historical wash statistics on demand whether they’re at work, at home or on the move.
This feature includes the option to see chemical consumption data in spend-per-load terms, which allows users to identify chemical wastage and gain a detailed understanding of process cost.
Meanwhile, remote connectivity gives technicians 24/7 access to system status, letting them monitor equipment health and identify anomalies immediately. This allows maintenance to be scheduled and costly unplanned downtime avoided.
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