Automatic innovations
Mick Christian, Regional Training and Demonstration Manager for laundry at Electrolux Professional, comments on solutions that save water, energy, and do the hard work.
With technology advancing at a rapid pace, many professional cleaners are now looking for innovative ways to provide an effective laundry service that’s both environmentally friendly and also makes a real impact on the bottom line through energy savings and efficiency.
Thankfully, companies can now invest in state-of-the-art laundry systems that save detergent, water, and energy without compromising on service quality.
Automatic savings
For laundry cleaning services keen to increase their profitability, it’s important that they invest in the latest technology to ensure they are operating at maximum efficiency. With this in mind, operators should explore products which do all the hard work for them and adjust their routines automatically to save water and energy.
Traditional systems work on the assumption that the machine is always loaded to its full capacity, but in reality we know that this does not always happen. Under-loading of the machine is actually quite common, leading to excess use of water and detergent for the small amount of textiles being cleaned.
Thanks to innovative machines, professional cleaners no longer need to adjust their cleaning routines manually and can instead invest in machines that automatically detect the weight of the load, and process it appropriately. Many of the Electrolux Professional front load washers, for example, use an Automatic Savings system, which is able to adjust the performance of the machine to match the weight of the load.
The Automatic Savings system precisely weighs the load in the machine and then disperses the correct amount of
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water to suit the wash load. As such, the system is able to intuitively reduce water consumption and energy usage when the machine isn’t full to capacity, which can be a huge plus point for operators as it saves time and energy usage.
Efficient dosing
In addition to excessive water wastage, frequent overdosing on detergent can not only cause damage to linen, but also impact the productivity of a laundry service. The Efficient Dosing System from Electrolux Professional is another way that cleaning operators can guarantee the best wash results at the lowest cycle cost.
Machines fitted with Electrolux’s innovative Efficient Dosing System have the ability to tailor and disperse the proportionally correct amounts of detergent for the load, which can prove to be invaluable to operators. The system connects directly to a washing machine’s detergent pump, resulting in the precise amount of detergent for the load weight and wash program being used. In other words, if the machine is only half full, then half as much water and detergent will be used, offering further savings of up to 20% on detergent usage.
It’s vital that, to capitalise on an efficient system, operators turn to machines that are designed with both ease of use and energy efficiency in mind. Both the Automatic Savings and Efficient Dosing systems from Electrolux demonstrate the latest technologies available to operators and how they can benefit those companies who are looking for innovative solutions that drive profit and productivity for the business.
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