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powerful UV-LEDs to inactivate harmful microorganisms present in the water.
“Viovandt is part of our Totality hygiene system,” explains Simon. “Ambient bodies of water provide the ideal conditions for bacteria to multiply to dangerous levels, such as within poorly designed and maintained water dispensers. The six innovations in our Totality system provide protection inside and out.”
The T2 is a bold yet practical design with a built-in drip tray, tall dispense area, hidden ventilation, and a high- capacity under-counter system. “The new under-counter processing unit is entirely new from the ground up and is the new power-house of Borg & Overström water dispensers,” says Simon.
“It’s even more compact than previous under-counter units. It’s fitted with the new R290 eco gas and DryChill, our most advanced sealed cooling system. The T2 is consistently
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energy-efficient and has a low-light sensor which puts the appliance into standby mode when not in use.”
The most exciting developments are still to come Borg & Overström recently invested in a new purpose- built lab and 3D printing facilities. They’ve also grown the team with more fresh-thinking graduates and technicians from diverse engineering backgrounds.
“The pace of R&D today is fast,” says Simon. “The new lab and larger team mean we can harness new technologies like IoT and time-of-flight sensor technology. With the 3D printer, we can also rapidly test and iterate designs.”
Sustainability, energy efficiency, and hygiene are critical drivers of new products launching in 2022 and beyond. Borg & Overström say the most exciting developments are still to come.
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