Sensazone Washroom Control Solutions by Cistermiser


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The UK’s leading water management specialist, Cistermiser, is dedicated to innovating and manufacturing solutions that help facilities managers, local authorities, health trusts and building owners significantly lower the carbon footprint of their buildings and their energy bills. For over a decade, water quality, hygiene and savings, be that money, energy and/or water are the foundations upon which this popular, sustainable brand has been built.


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Part of Cistermiser’s intelligent water and energy management range, Sensazone is a unique, smart leak prevention system that has been specifically designed with non-invasive P.I.R. sensors to detect body movement which then triggers the activation of water and electrical services, as well as a rooms’ in-built fans. This means that when no motion is detected, the water supply shuts off, so there is no water wastage nor any power usage. Once installed Sensazone will not only fully protect buildings against the risks associated with water damage or flooding from faulty outlets or vandalism, but will also potentially reduce a building insurance premium and minimise utility bills and water wastage.


With energy bills rising daily combined with the UK’s push for Net Zero by 2050, facilities managers and building owners can rest assured that Sensazone offers a truly sustainable solution for lower energy usage and bills, which can be easily scaled up across multiple washrooms, if required.


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