CLEANING CHEMICALS & EQUIPMENT
Get yourself connected How SEKO’s smartphone-connected systems are revolutionising on-premise laundry dosing.
Over the last three decades, pump specialist SEKO has responded to the cleaning industry’s need for high-precision chemical dosing systems capable of handling high load demand within on-site laundries.
SEKO’s range includes dedicated peristaltic, solenoid and pneumatic dosing pumps, long known for their superior dosing precision and chemical compatibility which enable operators to enjoy accurate, consistent performance over the long term with minimal maintenance requirement.
Now, having accumulated almost 30 years’ experience in the laundry sector, SEKO is revolutionising the way on-premise laundry managers monitor and manage their installations with a dedicated range of smartphone- accessible chemical injection systems.
SEKO operates under the Kaizen principle of continuous improvement, with its R&D team constantly looking to push the envelope on product innovation and bring customers next-generation solutions to their daily challenges.
This approach has seen the company introduce the power of the Internet of Things (IoT) and remote connectivity to an ever-increasing range of systems – including the Wash Series and the all-new LS100 – to help managers achieve a new standard of operational efficiency.
During operation, these pump systems harvest data on wash cycle status, chemical consumption and equipment performance. This information can then be accessed historically or in real time via the SekoWeb app and online platform, thanks to each system’s built-in web server. Alternatively, with the new LS100 system, this data can be accessed through the Bluetooth-powered SekoBlue app, ideal for sites on which Wi-Fi connection is limited or unavailable.
With vital information such as cost per kilo of laundry at their fingertips, managers can gain a detailed understanding of the true cost of their operation programme and adjust wash formulas in order to optimise performance and minimise chemical consumption.
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Reducing chemical and energy consumption this way means operators benefit from immediate efficiency improvements, while being able to budget more accurately and streamline stored chemical volume – especially useful on smaller sites where space is at a premium.
Meanwhile, SekoWeb and SekoBlue provide access to up-to-date downloadable manuals, intelligent auto-tuning sensors and online step-by-step technical support which can accelerate installation, setup and commissioning, and reduce associated time and costs.
With smartphone-connected pump equipment increasingly specified for on-premise laundry machines, SEKO’s dedicated systems provide operators today with the ability to take control of costs over both the short and long term.
Introducing LS100
Never before has SEKO brought the power of venturi-based dosing to laundry – until now.
Introducing the LS100, our latest laundry system that uses water pressure to control chemical dosing, meaning no moving parts, less wear and hundreds of thousands of doses before you even need to think about cartridge replacement. That’s the power of venturi.
Meanwhile, this single system doses up to 10 chemicals in as many as four washers, making it perfect for on-premise laundries of every size. It’s modular too, so you can easily add additional units as your laundry grows.
That’s not all. As well as an intuitive touchscreen display and ergonomic formula selector, LS100 can be operated via our new SekoBlue app, which uses Bluetooth connectivity for remote dosing management and data on demand, even when there’s no Wi-Fi.
For more information about the LS100, visit the website below.
www.seko.com
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